Hi everyone, For those who want to explore the DITA 2.0 standard we created a free Oxygen XML Editor add-on containing a refactoring action that converts DITA 1.3 topics and maps to the DITA 2.0 stand

Hi Nick, Besides fixing up the problem in the original SVGs, probably you need an Ant task to copy the original SVGs to some temporary files folder, modify them there and with XSLT replace the referen

Hi Adam, Once you start using branch filtering, key scoping, you need to start using everywhere key references to refer to topics. So you need to define keys for your topics and in the reltable use on

#branch-filtering

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: https://www.dita-ot.org/dev/topics/other-err

Hi Alan, Maybe you can take a look also at this older Oxygen forum thread: https://www.oxygenxml.com/forum/post61981.html Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor

Hi everyone, We recently put together on GitHub a "DITA Startup Project" containing a set of DITA editing customizations and structure best practices useful for working on a DITA project with Oxygen X

Hi Ozana, Thanks for sharing this. The easiest approach I found to get DITA to Confluence was to produce a Word document from DITA and then import it in Confluence but probably a more specialized publ

Hi Pieterjan, Thanks for sharing your usecase. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor On 5/10/21 19:12, Pieterjan Vandenweghe wrote:

Hi Josh, Thanks for the details, any knowledge base tool (like Zendesk, Confluence) you are interested in particular? Or do you just want to have the flexibility to choose the delivery later on? Regar

Hi, I'm curious if there are any of you publishing DITA content to knowledge bases like for example Zendesk Guide, SalesForce, ServiceNow, Confluence or FreshDesk. And how do you do that? Do you publi

Hi Stuart, About your questions: From what I remember such problems do not break the publishing. I answered you here, I assume you added this issue to the DITA OT issues list: https://github.com/dita-

Thanks Leigh :)

Hi Michael, My take on this: One thing better about using subject schemes to impose attribute values is that you automatically receive a validation error in Oxygen if you set the wrong value to an att

Hi Christina, Thank you :) Regards, Radu Radu Coravu Oxygen XML Editor On 4/24/21 13:19, stinakab via groups.io wrote:

Hi everyone, If you are using Oxygen XML Editor to generate Oxygen WebHelp output from DITA, and your published userguide is on a public web server would you mind sending me a link to it? You can send

Hi, Only about this particular comment that you had: I assume you are editing the top level DITA Map in the Oxygen DITA Maps Manager view. By default the DITA Maps Manager allows editing only the cont

#reuse

Hi Nicolas, When you publish using the DITA OT a DITA Map which is on a remote location from Oxygen, we have some special pre-processing code which tries to download the DITA Map and its referenced to

#DITA-OT #CCMS #Oxygen

Hi Christina, I'm not sure why this takes so long. Can you reproduce the large delay on your side? If your DITA topics and maps are RNG based, there is a DITA OT issue for adding extra caching for RNG

#keys #conref

Hi Chris, This looks like a bug to me. How about if you explicitly specify the topic ID when definining the "topic_2" key? <topicref href="topic_2.dita#topicID" keys="topic_2"/> Regards, Radu Radu Cor

Hi Marisa, I'm attaching the PDF I obtain by using DITA OT 3.6. The link text seems to be computed fine in both links. So maybe you should consider upgrading your publishing engine. Regards, Radu Radu

#linking #PDF