Hi, I've got a couple DITA tasks that basically are the same procedure, but one task has two additional steps at the top. Getting it to handle pulling the steps in using a conkeyref with a conrefend worked great - except for one problem; in the middle of the procedure, I have a stepsection element t...

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I was working with Confluence 3.5; basically, the procedure involved using Confluence's built-HTML-export. After running the HTML-export, I converted it to XHTML using html2xhtml (from http://www.it.uc3m.es/jaf/html2xhtml/), and then oXygen's XHTML import to get to DITA. As I recall, I then built th...

Sorry for the delay - I thought I had subscribed to the thread so I'd get a notification. oXygen version 16.1, build 2014102117 is what I'm using, on OS X Mavericks. The additional popup is just a link back to the same page - no content, just a duplication of the index page with the empty TOC frame....

Occasionally, when I generate webhelp with feedback, the first time I visit the page on my webserver, I'll get no TOC frame, but a message from the browser (Chrome and Firefox on OSX tried) indicating that a popup was blocked. If I open the popup, it's just the page that generated the popup, and it ...

Found the problem. In the process of stripping out content to provide a minimal set of content showing the problem, I found that the file actually had a cross-reference to itself (in the 'related links' section) with an extra attribute on the link element: format="html" Removing that attri...

Thanks, Sorin - I've run the validation on the files, and everything validated OK. I did try copying the .dita file into the temp directory during generation, and that actually worked - I got a proper transformation, so it just seems that the file isn't getting copied to the project's temp directory...

Hi, I'm relatively new to oXygen, but really liking it a lot. I've just converted a couple hundred pages for documentation stored in a Confluence server to DITA and oXygen did brilliantly with the import as well as the process of helping clean up lots of content that wasn't developed following a lot...