Hi Bob,
Sorry this is so complicated.
If I understand, in the Oxygen transformation scenario, you have set the
stylesheet parameter 'targets.filename' to 'target-fo.db'. When you
process it, it seems that Oxygen is trying to write the target-fo.db
file into the Oxygen location of the
Hi Bob,
Thank you for the suggestion. This is unfamiliar territory for me, and I seem
to have run into an obstacle implementing this suggestion: "So you need to use
your PDF stylesheet to generate separate data files for PDF output."
Starting with a single book, I have created a
Ah, you need to keep your generated data files for HTML and PDF outputs
separate. That is, you need to generate target data with the stylesheet
you are using to generate output. When you use your HTML stylesheet, it
generates target data with .html references. So you need to use your
PDF
Hi Bob,
That would make sense. I’ve tried it, and although it now seems to recognize
the correct ID, it still comes up within a pointer to an html file:
I’ve used the sample xml code that you suggested for my olinkdb.xml file, as
well as a number of other combinations. But they
Hi Bob,
The problem is the setup of the target database document, with a sitemap
and separate baseuri attributes for each book. That setup is for
separate book PDF files trying to link to each other.
If you are processing the books as a single set element, you should
instead set it up as a
Hi Bob,
Thank you for the quick reply.
> Do you use targetdoc attributes in your olink elements, and are they
> different for each book?
Yes, for example, this olink is located in the text of the book whose
xml:id="dos-book”:
… (see DataHub
Scripting), which …
The link renders like
Hi Bob,
I would need a little more clarity on your set up. Do you use targetdoc
attributes in your olink elements, and are they different for each book?
Is your target database document for PDF output set up as a single
document, and do you generate a single target.db file for the set?
Dear friends,
After almost two years being moved to other tasks, I now have an opportunity
to complete this project. The HTML output is working fine, but the issue
now is PDF (FO) output. Here's a summary of what we would like to do:
We have several books that we can publish individually in
Hi Bob,
Thank you for pointing this out. It is working now, and I'm very grateful
for your help!
Best wishes,
Bob
Bob McIlvride Communications Manager
Cogent Real-Time Systems Inc., a Skkynet company
T 1 905 702 7851 ext 103
cogent.ca
-Original Message-
From: Bob Stayton
Hi Bob,
I think the problem is in the targetdoc attributes in your olinkdb.xml
file. The targetdoc value in both a document's olink element and in the
database document element is just an identifier name, not a filename.
Those identifiers must match, and they will when you remove the ".xml"
Dear friends,
I am having problems getting olinks to correctly generate links between
books in a set in HTML output. I want to be able to output independent
books that contain references to content in other books, and when the books
are produced as part of a set, these references should
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