On Jan 21, 2008 7:44 PM, Mark Wiesemann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hannes Magnusson wrote. > [...] > > The downside: The html generated by PhD is not 100% the same as the > > DSSSL/XSLT versions so the CHM templates needs some tweaking - however, > > we do not have a single person in the team who understand the CHM > > process and are we therefore unable to create the CHM for the moment. > > What exactly is the problem here? AFAIK there is not so much magic > behind CHM: Shouldn't it be enough to generate very similar HTML files > with PhD than before with the old system, and to run the CHM scripts on > these files then?
PhD already does produce very similar HTML markup, but apparently that is not enough. The problem has to do with the chm index files, I think (see bug#42880). I really have no idea how the whole chm stuff works so I can't really do anything about it. I've ordered a crash course from Derick, scheduled before the 5.3 release, hoping I can figureout exactly what needs to be done and how - and then do it :) -Hannes
