Hi B-E-N , you should give Maxprograms Fluenta DITA Translation Manager a try. It creates an XLIFF file for you, which you can send to the translator. You pass a DITA Map and a DITAVAL file to Fluenta, so it performs some kind of publishing for you. When you receive the translated XLIFF file, Fluent...

The right way is to use the "see" attribute on the rule element.

Hi,

I'd like to format my document by applying multiple regular expressions, preferably in text mode (not in author mode). (How) is this possible?

Greetings,
Stefan

https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/2663

Probably related to this scalefit issue.

Hi Ewa, this should work The test counts the chars after the '.'. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <sch:schema xmlns:sch="http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron" queryBinding="xslt2" xmlns:sqf="http://www.schematron-quickfix.com/validator/process"...

Hi Ann, it's our solution to work around DITA-OT issues. For example, if you mix your reuse mechanisms with keyrefs and conkeyrefs, the DITA-OT might break at some point. As I said, this procedure clutters the root directories of our projects, but it simplifies the processing. / ├── ProductA │ ├── C...

Hi, your strategy looks good so far. You might get problems when reusing maps and go up and down the file hierarchy too often. You will probably break the Toolkit at some point. You should always keep an eye on the log, whether there are any warnings. We now keep all publication maps and container m...

It works perfectly.

You made my day, thanks a lot.

When I feel lost, you always pull a rabbit out of a hat.

Hi, it seems, that the <sqf:stringReplace/> regular expressions (in XSLT/Schematron) do not support lookarounds. I need to find a solution for matching words, that are not part of another string. Without lookarounds (e.g. foo(?=\s) ), this seems to get very ugly. e.g., when trying to match 'foo', th...

Hi @mhGLEIF,

I'm developing the plugin. Please follow the instructions on Github and read the documentation in Confluence. If you need support, please ask a question here or create a Github issue.

Hope you'll enjoy it,

Greetings,
Stefan

Hey Scott, try this: <sch:pattern id="comment"> <sch:rule context="*[contains(@class, ' topic/p ')]"> <sch:report test="contains(text(), 'foo')" sqf:fix="comment"> Don't use paragraphs </sch:report> <sqf:fix id="comment"> <sqf:description> <sqf:title...

I'd search for a single 's'. Is this only related to plural 's'?

You can use the outputFile.base parameter to do this, see http://www.dita-ot.org/2.4/parameters/parameters-pdf.html. To be more flexible, you maybe should simply rename the file with your build target. If you parse your map metadata, you can define your own patterns.

Hi John,

maybe you could use a Schematron rule to check the href value and force the user by error message/quickfix to set the required filter attributes on that element. Would that help?

Greetings,
Stefan

Hi, I'm no native speaker, but I'd suggest to keep Insert After for the reasons Radu explained. Remember where the action occurs and in that context, Insert After makes more sense. If you think of XPath axes, Append Sibling is too unspecific. You then have to say Append Following Sibling . But then,...

Wow, again the JSOperation-Swiss-Knife

Works awesome, thanks Alex!

Hi, it is possible to simulate a button to open a DITA keyref with plain CSS: *[keyref]:before { link : oxy_concat("" , attr(keyref , keyref)) ; content : uri(../../img/link.png) "[" attr(keyref) "]" ; text-decoration-line : underline ; } Is it possible to do the same t...

Hi Radu,

damn

Thanks anyway

Greetings,
Stefan

Hi, I have a custom parameter in the plugin.xml of my plugin: <transtype name="termchecker-dita" extends="html5" desc="Termchecker for DITA"> <param name="args.language" desc="Language of the terminology check rules" type="enum"> <val>af</v...

Hi Radu, thanks for your reply. While reading more about modes, I figured out, that I could simply avoid the processing of the attribute by using match="@class" . So I came up with: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org...

Hi, I have a simple ro.sync.ecss.extensions.commons.operations.XSLTOperation for sorting DITA elements. After applying the XSL transformation, the @class attributes are expanded. Because we use DITA, we cannot deactivate the Saxon -expand parameter, because otherwise, elements cannot be selected wit...

Hi Radu,

alright, thanks. So, there is no option to get the DITA Map that is opened in the DITA Maps Manager?

Greetings,
Stefan

Hi, I have a DITA Map with a topic reference, that has a filter attribute, for example @foo : <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE map PUBLIC "-//OASIS//DTD DITA Map//EN" "map.dtd"> <map id="map"> <title>DITA Topic Map</title> <topicref h...

Hi Radu,

for the new author operation, it would be nice, if you also could pass some variables, like ${pd} to call a command in a specific directory.

Greetings,
Stefan

Hi Radu,

awesome This is a cool workaround, thanks a lot!

Glad to head, that <oXygen/> again evolves as I expect it to be.

Greetings,
Stefan

Hi,

I wonder whether it is possible (and how) to execute a shell script and/or a command using an author action?

Greetings,
Stefan

Hi proxx, this is a different approach, but maybe it helps you solving your problem: <sch:pattern id="term"> <sch:rule context="text()"> <sch:let name="capitalizedDeprecatedTerm" value="concat(upper-case(substring('foo', 1, 1)), substring('foo', 2), ' '[not(last())...

Hi Radu,

excellent. I've never recognized that entry.

Thanks a lot!

Greetings,
Stefan

Hi, sorry for asking this noobish question :( When inserting specific elements, <oXygen/> automatically inserts an @id attribute, e.g. for <ul> elements. For these specific DITA elements, the @id attribute is not mandatory. For us, @id attributes are indicators . If an element has an id , it is a xr...