On 07/24/2018 09:06 AM, Andreas Damm wrote:
I’m testing your tool «Convert DOCX to Web Help». In Firefox and Chrome
there are also a few Problems. Some titels and subtitels will not be
identified. The text «Forlaufende Rechnungsnummer» should be a titel
like «Berechtigungen».
May be this can be fixed by configuring the tool. I have not enough
information to give you a better diagnostic.
But if i open the index.html on Internet-Explorer
nothing will be shown.
This one is easy.
If you unzip the .zip file created by «Convert DOCX to Web Help» and
then use Internet Explorer to open one of the HTML files contained in
the archive, it will indeed not work at all.
If you copy all these files to a Web server and open one of the
corresponding URLs, it should work fine.
The reason for this is that Internet Explorer (and to a lesser extent,
Edge) does not support JavaScript "sessionStorage" API for *local* *files*.
See "XMLmind Web Help Compiler", "History of changes":
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The generated Web Helps no longer use cookies to store their internal
states. They now use window.sessionStorage for that.
Unlike cookies, sessionStorage seem to work fine for Web Helps accessed
from local files (that is, when the Web Help pages have "file:" URLs).
This is the case with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (only if you specify
"file://COMPUTER_NAME/c/" rather than "file:///C:/"), but with not IE11.
Moreover the sessionStorage keys used to store the internal state of a
Web Help are all given a suffix which is specific to this Web Help. This
allows to load different Web Helps into the same Web browser tab without
having one internal state interfere with another.
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http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_whc/doc/index.html#v2.1.0
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PS: Please note that versions of Internet Explorer other than the very
last (v11? v12?) one are definitely NOT supported.
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