Thanks a lot Michal, Building on your suggestions, it seems that I had three proplems.
1. The class file probably accounted for the missing abstract. That was just silly of me, I should have changed it for scrartcl. 2. The $\rangle$ and $\langle$ commands are not interpreted sensibly, but they do not appear to make any knock-on effects on my side. That does not bother me awfully. 3. The core problem seems to be the compilation command sequence. Your suggestion using latex -> bibtex -> mk4ht gives correct labels. With all the other problems fixed, htlatex still does not get it right. Thanks for the solution. I did not see that I could combine mk4ht with bibtex. Again, thanks a lot. :-- Hans Georg On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 11:27:26AM +0200, Michal Hoftich wrote: > Hi Georg > > On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 10:37 AM, Hans Georg Schaathun > <georg+...@schaathun.net> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have some experience using tex4ht to produce web pages. > > Trying an OpenOffice conversion for the first time, I find > > that labels/crossreferences do not work. > > > > In fact, there are two errors. Citations (using bibtex) > > show empty brackets in the text. They are correct in the > > bibliography. Secondly, captions start with just the colon > > without the preceding Figure/Table and number. > > Furthermore the abstract text is missing. > > The `nik.cls` doesn't seem to be included in TL. I've found some > version on Google though, so I can compile your document. It seems > that it redefines some default commands and environments, abstract > among them, so it will probably need some custom configuration. > > But it seems that real problem is use of > `$\langle$ge...@schaathun.net$\rangle$}` in the \author command, this > causes postprocessing with xtpipes to fail: > > System call: java -classpath > /usr/local/texlive/2014/texmf-dist/tex4ht/bin/tex4ht.jar xtpipes -i > /usr/local/texlive/2014/texmf-dist/tex4ht/x > tpipes/ -o minimal-m2.4om minimal-m2.tmp > org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; lineNumber: 10; columnNumber: 34; The > element type "math:mrow" must be terminated by the matching end-tag > "</ > math:mrow>". > > The xml needs postprocessing with xtpipes in order to fix all > references. When I removed the angles around mail addresses, it > worked. even the abstract. The author block seems weird though. > > > > > I compile with > > > > latex article > > bibtex article > > latex article > > latex article > > latex article > > htlatex article.tex "xhtml,ooffice,bib-,mathml-" " -cmozhtf" "-coo" > > I think > > latex article > bibtex article > mk4ht oolatex article > > would be more than enough :) > > > > > This gives me an OpenOffice document which I can open in libreoffice, > > and it is acceptable except for the missing labels and abstract. > > > > If I remove the ooffice option for htlatex, I get a correct > > HTML page with all the labels as they should be, even with > > the hyperlinks as they should. > > > > Is there a simple fix for this? Any pointers at all? > > > > If a minimal(ish) example is useful, there is one here: > > http://kerckhoffs.schaathun.net/test/minimal.tex > > http://kerckhoffs.schaathun.net/test/minimal.odt > > http://kerckhoffs.schaathun.net/test/minimal.html > > It seems that we need also bibtex files :) > > Best regards, > Michal -- :-- Hans Georg
