Expand All/Collapse All DITA Webhelp Output
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Re: Expand All/Collapse All DITA Webhelp Output
Post by sorin_ristache »
Hello,
Would it be easier for you to locate an entry if you first expand all entries? Wouldn't the browser page become cluttered with every entry expanded in the Table of Contents? For a large Table of Contents, which is not unusual at all, I would find such a button counter-productive since locating an entry in the fully expanded Table of Contents would become tedious.
Regards,
Sorin
Would it be easier for you to locate an entry if you first expand all entries? Wouldn't the browser page become cluttered with every entry expanded in the Table of Contents? For a large Table of Contents, which is not unusual at all, I would find such a button counter-productive since locating an entry in the fully expanded Table of Contents would become tedious.
Regards,
Sorin
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Re: Expand All/Collapse All DITA Webhelp Output
Hi Sorin, thanks for replying,
I'm not really trying to locate entries by expanding the entire tree structure, I'm trying to collapse all the nodes within the tree with a single button, instead of going through each individual entry and clicking on the book icon. As for location, you can just leave the button(s) at the top of the table of content frame, before the first entries in the tree.
On a side note, Oxygen 14.1 switched from the Dynatree js- script (used in 14.0) to proprietary js-script for managing the navigation tree. I was able to make such a collapse/expand button in 14.0 but haven't figured out how to do it yet in 14.1.
I'm not really trying to locate entries by expanding the entire tree structure, I'm trying to collapse all the nodes within the tree with a single button, instead of going through each individual entry and clicking on the book icon. As for location, you can just leave the button(s) at the top of the table of content frame, before the first entries in the tree.
On a side note, Oxygen 14.1 switched from the Dynatree js- script (used in 14.0) to proprietary js-script for managing the navigation tree. I was able to make such a collapse/expand button in 14.0 but haven't figured out how to do it yet in 14.1.
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Re: Expand All/Collapse All DITA Webhelp Output
Post by sorin_ristache »
Hi,
We will consider adding such a button in the Content tab.
Yes, we droppped dynatree.js in version 14.1 and we replaced it with a different JavaScript code, but I think adding this button should not be very different for the JavaScript code from version 14.1. What did you try so far, what difficulty is blocking you?
Regards,
Sorin
We will consider adding such a button in the Content tab.
Yes, we droppped dynatree.js in version 14.1 and we replaced it with a different JavaScript code, but I think adding this button should not be very different for the JavaScript code from version 14.1. What did you try so far, what difficulty is blocking you?
Regards,
Sorin
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Re: Expand All/Collapse All DITA Webhelp Output
The only reason I was able to add such a button was because of the various tutorials and documentions available online for dynatree. For the new script, it's a bit of a steeper learning curve for me, who doesn't have a lot of programming experience. But I guess it's fine, I can just migrate the old webhelp pluggins into the new Oxygen.
Just out of curosity, was the reason for the change due to the bug with the old script where tree wouldn't sometimes collapse when you click on the book icon?
Just out of curosity, was the reason for the change due to the bug with the old script where tree wouldn't sometimes collapse when you click on the book icon?
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Re: Expand All/Collapse All DITA Webhelp Output
Post by sorin_ristache »
Hi,
No, actually there were some problems with updating the selection in the left side tree to reflect the user navigation between topics using the links in the left side content, for example the links in the Related Topics section.
Anyway, I think we won't come back to dynatree.js.
Regards,
Sorin
No, actually there were some problems with updating the selection in the left side tree to reflect the user navigation between topics using the links in the left side content, for example the links in the Related Topics section.
Anyway, I think we won't come back to dynatree.js.
Regards,
Sorin
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