Baggage Files Report Messages

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The following table lists messages in Baggage Files reports.

Message	Definition
Title missing for '{0}'.	The baggage file doesn’t have a title defined. If it’s an `HTML` baggage file insert a `<title>` tag in the `<head>` tag of the `HTML`. Or add the `@title` attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file. If it’s a `PDF` baggage file add the `@title` attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file.
Summary missing for '{0}'.	The baggage file doesn’t have a summary defined. If it’s an `HTML` baggage file you can do one of these: insert a `<meta>` tag in the `<head>` tag of the `HTML` with `@name=’summary’` and `@content` with the summary you want to define, create any kind of tag inside the `<body>` tag that accepts the attribute `@class` with `@class=’summary’` and then place your summary as the content of the element, insert a `<meta>` tag in the `<head>` tag of the `HTML` with `@name=’description’` and `@content` with the summary you want to define. Or add the `@summary` attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file. If it’s a `PDF` baggage file add the `@summary` attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file.

Message

Definition

Title missing for '{0}'.

The baggage file doesn’t have a title defined.

If it’s an HTML baggage file insert a <title> tag in the <head> tag of the HTML. Or add the @title attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file.

If it’s a PDF baggage file add the @title attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file.

Summary missing for '{0}'.

The baggage file doesn’t have a summary defined.

If it’s an HTML baggage file you can do one of these:

insert a <meta> tag in the <head> tag of the HTML with @name=’summary’ and @content with the summary you want to define,

create any kind of tag inside the <body> tag that accepts the attribute @class with @class=’summary’ and then place your summary as the content of the element,

insert a <meta> tag in the <head> tag of the HTML with @name=’description’ and @content with the summary you want to define.

Or add the @summary attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file.

If it’s a PDF baggage file add the @summary attribute to that file entry in your baggage list info file.

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Last modified date: 01/27/2022