HI All,
Just wondering on the implementation of generate-id when @id are already
present.
Example, in sample.xml we have
<section id="link-class">
which gives us a generated file with
<a name="N102CC"></a><a name="link-class"></a>
Now, I don't see the generated-id as being referenced anywhere, whereas
'link-class' is referenced from the toc.
This seems to be the situation for all <section id="..."> , they all get a
generated id also.
In document-to-html.xsl we have :-
<xsl:template match="section">
<!-- count the number of section in the ancestor-or-self axis to compute
the title element name later on -->
<xsl:variable name="sectiondepth"
select="count(ancestor-or-self::section)"/><a name="{generate-id()}"/>
<xsl:apply-templates select="@id"/>
...
which causes the above behaviour.
So, just wanted to query, should we use the given id and not use generate-id
unless an id is not given? (as 'id' is not a required attribute of section)
? That way we have one named anchor or the other, not both.
Gav...
