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Re: How can I treat a <mapref> as a level of TOC hierarchy?
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the suggestion! I can't use <topichead> directly in the <bookmap> because
A <bookmap> does not permit <topichead> at its top level, only <chapter>, <appendix>, and other book-like
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the suggestion! I can't use <topichead> directly in the <bookmap> because
A <bookmap> does not permit <topichead> at its top level, only <chapter>, <appendix>, and other book-like
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Chris Papademetrious
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#46307
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Re: How can I treat a <mapref> as a level of TOC hierarchy?
Hey Chris,
What about using topicheads as a parent to the mapref?
Lionel
Hey Chris,
What about using topicheads as a parent to the mapref?
Lionel
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Lionel Moizeau
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#46306
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Re: How can I treat a <mapref> as a level of TOC hierarchy?
I don't work with bookmarks but use map so I'm not sure of all the title derails. Sub maps do not interject structure and then don't introduce their own titles, they disappear as you have seen. The OT
I don't work with bookmarks but use map so I'm not sure of all the title derails. Sub maps do not interject structure and then don't introduce their own titles, they disappear as you have seen. The OT
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Dan Vint
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#46305
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Re: How can I treat a <mapref> as a level of TOC hierarchy?
I'm attaching the tiny testcase I used for experimentation.
- Chris
I'm attaching the tiny testcase I used for experimentation.
- Chris
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Chris Papademetrious
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#46304
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How can I treat a <mapref> as a level of TOC hierarchy?
Hi fellow DITA users,
We are exploring Oxygen's WebHelp Responsive transformation, so I am exploring DITA-OT chunking to understand how to control the help structure.
I have multiple <bookmap> files
Hi fellow DITA users,
We are exploring Oxygen's WebHelp Responsive transformation, so I am exploring DITA-OT chunking to understand how to control the help structure.
I have multiple <bookmap> files
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Chris Papademetrious
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#46303
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Re: Anyone Using Elasticsearch to Index DITA Content?
I have created the GitHub project https://github.com/dita-community/org.dita-community.elastic as a place to capture my experimentation with using Elasticsearch to store and query DITA content.
I have created the GitHub project https://github.com/dita-community/org.dita-community.elastic as a place to capture my experimentation with using Elasticsearch to store and query DITA content.
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ekimber@contrext.com
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#46302
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[ann] Version 3.1.0 of the Oxygen Batch Documents Converter add-on has been released!
#Oxygen
Hello,
We are excited to announce that version 3.1.0 of the Oxygen Batch Documents Converter add-on is now available in the Oxygen XML default add-on repository!
Version 3.1.0 of the Oxygen
Hello,
We are excited to announce that version 3.1.0 of the Oxygen Batch Documents Converter add-on is now available in the Oxygen XML default add-on repository!
Version 3.1.0 of the Oxygen
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alin_belu@...
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#46301
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Re: Xpath for validating if href in xref element is pointing to <fn> element
#XSLT
If you are using Oxygen as your editor, there is a setting to always set @type in new <xref> elements:
<xref href="test.dita#test_overview/fn_5fc" type="fn"/>
You can find this setting in Preferences
If you are using Oxygen as your editor, there is a setting to always set @type in new <xref> elements:
<xref href="test.dita#test_overview/fn_5fc" type="fn"/>
You can find this setting in Preferences
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Chris Papademetrious
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#46300
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Re: Xpath for validating if href in xref element is pointing to <fn> element
#XSLT
Hi Chris,
I am not trying to validate if all footnotes are used or not. I am just trying to find the count for all xrefs which are targeting to footnotes. As i said earlier, I am able to find the
Hi Chris,
I am not trying to validate if all footnotes are used or not. I am just trying to find the count for all xrefs which are targeting to footnotes. As i said earlier, I am able to find the
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Shaurabh
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#46299
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Re: Xpath for validating if href in xref element is pointing to <fn> element
#XSLT
Hi Shaurabh,
Because <fn> elements with IDs don't generate content themselves, I keep them self-contained inside the table that references them. This way, they move along with the table if I
Hi Shaurabh,
Because <fn> elements with IDs don't generate content themselves, I keep them self-contained inside the table that references them. This way, they move along with the table if I
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Chris Papademetrious
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#46298
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Xpath for validating if href in xref element is pointing to <fn> element
#XSLT
I have a test.dita file which consists of a table element as shown below. As you can see few cells inside <tgroup> element consists of xref element which are targeting to <fn> element. I want to have
I have a test.dita file which consists of a table element as shown below. As you can see few cells inside <tgroup> element consists of xref element which are targeting to <fn> element. I want to have
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Shaurabh
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#46297
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Re: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded
Hi Scott,
Looks like an out of memory error, if you are using the DITA OT from the command line there is some documentation about this in the DITA OT docs:
Hi Scott,
Looks like an out of memory error, if you are using the DITA OT from the command line there is some documentation about this in the DITA OT docs:
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Radu Coravu
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#46296
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Re: Links that are both local and cross-deliverable in shared topics
Cross-deliverable links are a challenge for a number of reasons, but chief among them is the potential configuration complexity inherent in the fact that a single set of root maps can produce many
Cross-deliverable links are a challenge for a number of reasons, but chief among them is the potential configuration complexity inherent in the fact that a single set of root maps can produce many
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ekimber@contrext.com
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#46295
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Re: Links that are both local and cross-deliverable in shared topics
Hi Eliot,
The bug with Oxygen is when option #2 is used ((1) the current book A has its own local scope A, and (2) it references a peer book B with scope B, and (3) you drag-and-drop a topic from map
Hi Eliot,
The bug with Oxygen is when option #2 is used ((1) the current book A has its own local scope A, and (2) it references a peer book B with scope B, and (3) you drag-and-drop a topic from map
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Chris Papademetrious
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#46294
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preserve submap metadata in merged file #pdf
#PDF
Hi all,
I'm following up on an old thread that doesn't seem to have reached a conclusion, or at least not a conclusion that I can understand. In short, I am trying to preserve the metadata of submaps
Hi all,
I'm following up on an old thread that doesn't seem to have reached a conclusion, or at least not a conclusion that I can understand. In short, I am trying to preserve the metadata of submaps
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Leigh White
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#46293
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java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded
Hi friends,
Has anyone received and fix this error while generating a PDF using DITA-OT 3.6.1?
I think this is related to Garbage Cleanup, but I don't know why I would get this while generating a 350
Hi friends,
Has anyone received and fix this error while generating a PDF using DITA-OT 3.6.1?
I think this is related to Garbage Cleanup, but I don't know why I would get this while generating a 350
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scott ashmead
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#46292
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Re: Word2Dita?
Hi all...I'd like to clarify that IXIASOFT has acquired Stilo's AuthorBridge product, but we have not acquired Stilo the company. In case anyone was curious. :-)
Hi all...I'd like to clarify that IXIASOFT has acquired Stilo's AuthorBridge product, but we have not acquired Stilo the company. In case anyone was curious. :-)
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Leigh White
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#46291
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Re: Word2Dita?
I concur--if you have easy access to Stilo it might be the fastest route to DITA from your Word doc.
Cheers,
E.
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Eliot Kimber
http://contrext.com
On 6/10/21, 7:49 PM, "teamwis"
I concur--if you have easy access to Stilo it might be the fastest route to DITA from your Word doc.
Cheers,
E.
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Eliot Kimber
http://contrext.com
On 6/10/21, 7:49 PM, "teamwis"
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ekimber@contrext.com
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#46290
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Re: Word2Dita?
To the best of my knowledge, you might want to have Stilo
International do the work for you because Ixiasoft has acquired Stilo
early on, your company should have no problem using Stilo to do
To the best of my knowledge, you might want to have Stilo
International do the work for you because Ixiasoft has acquired Stilo
early on, your company should have no problem using Stilo to do
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teamwis
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#46289
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Re: Anyone Using Elasticsearch to Index DITA Content?
That sounds very interesting. I'll take a look at that docs-bulk.html link.
Cheers,
E.
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Eliot Kimber
http://contrext.com
On 6/10/21, 10:44 AM, "Toshihiko Makita" <main@dita-users.groups.io
That sounds very interesting. I'll take a look at that docs-bulk.html link.
Cheers,
E.
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Eliot Kimber
http://contrext.com
On 6/10/21, 10:44 AM, "Toshihiko Makita" <main@dita-users.groups.io
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ekimber@contrext.com
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#46288
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