HTML Chunking problem
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HTML Chunking problem
I am new to using both docbook and Oxygen and have run into an issue with chunking into html files. I have created a transformation scenario using docbook/xsl/html/chunk.xsl, but when the transformation completes, I only get a page with xsl tags....
<xsl:stytlesheet><xsl:import><xsl:import></xsl:import><xsl:include></xsl:include></xsl:stylesheet>
I am assuming that this is a simple mistake on my part, but apart from pushing through it, I would like to understand the cause. Thanks for any help.
Al
<xsl:stytlesheet><xsl:import><xsl:import></xsl:import><xsl:include></xsl:include></xsl:stylesheet>
I am assuming that this is a simple mistake on my part, but apart from pushing through it, I would like to understand the cause. Thanks for any help.
Al
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Re: HTML Chunking problem
Post by sorin_ristache »
Hello,
An output file of the chunking stylesheet should be a HTML file. Please post the settings of your oXygen transformation scenario and the complete file path of the generated file that contains only XSL tags.
A DocBook chunking transformation (the docbook/xsl/html/chunk.xsl stylesheet) generates by default a main file called index.html containing a table of contents pointing to the chunk files and a chunk file for each element article, preface, part, index, section, sect1, sect2, etc. The chunking stylesheet has many parameters for customizing the output files. For example the file name of each chunk file can be generated from the value of the id attribute of the element from which the chunk content is generated instead of the default name that is generated automatically (for example ch01.html for the first chapter of an article, ch02.html for the second chapter, etc), the base directory of the output chunk files can be set instead of the default output directory which is the start directory of the application, etc.
Regards,
Sorin
An output file of the chunking stylesheet should be a HTML file. Please post the settings of your oXygen transformation scenario and the complete file path of the generated file that contains only XSL tags.
A DocBook chunking transformation (the docbook/xsl/html/chunk.xsl stylesheet) generates by default a main file called index.html containing a table of contents pointing to the chunk files and a chunk file for each element article, preface, part, index, section, sect1, sect2, etc. The chunking stylesheet has many parameters for customizing the output files. For example the file name of each chunk file can be generated from the value of the id attribute of the element from which the chunk content is generated instead of the default name that is generated automatically (for example ch01.html for the first chapter of an article, ch02.html for the second chapter, etc), the base directory of the output chunk files can be set instead of the default output directory which is the start directory of the application, etc.
Regards,
Sorin
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Re: HTML Chunking problem
Post by sorin_ristache »
Export your transformation scenarios to a file using the action from menu Options ->Export Global Transformation Scenarios, send us the file and tell us the name of your scenario.
Regards,
Sorin
Regards,
Sorin
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