Hi, The XPath would look like this: count(//student[StudiengangID=//Studiengänge[art='Dual']/StudiengangID]) This counts all students that are in all study courses that are Dual. If you want a specific one, or if you want a per study count, you need more complex code. So which one is it? Regards, Ad...

Hi, I'm afraid that adding an older version of Saxon as a plugin, it's not as simple as it may seem. There are numerous API changes in recent versions, so it's not as simple as replacing the .jar. If you want to test if Saxon 9.4 is indeed what you need, you could download and install a version of O...

Hello, That happens because you're using a greedy pattern, (.*). This matches as much as possible and you've probably also checked the option "Dot matches all" which makes it greedy across multiple lines. So, use the lazy pattern (.*?) instead of (.*), or clear the box for "Dot matches all". I would...

Hi,

I cannot provide a projected date for fixing this. I'm afraid this issue is flagged with a low priority and will probably be fixed in the long term.
I have increased the reports count for this issue and mentioned your use case.

Regards,
Adrian

Hi, I cannot find references on the web of any Java input method that does this. On what platform/OS are you editing with Oxygen (Windows, macOS, Linux)? One solution would be to find/create an OS input method (or custom keyboard layout) that supports mathematical symbols. How to Create APL or Math ...

Hi, We can't really recommend a custom input method just for a few characters. If you have only a handful of special characters, you could use the workaround proposed here via code templates: Insert character shortcut - to define code templates (Options > Preferences, Editor > Templates > Code Templ...

Hi,

That message appears because there is no closing double quote for the attribute value. So, it's the same problem for the closing double quote, you're using ” (Unicode Character 'RIGHT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK' - U+201D) instead of plain ".

Regards,
Adrian

Hi,

Packages have to be declared in a Saxon configuration file (read the previous posts) and the Saxon transformer from a transformation scenario has to be configured to use that Saxon configuration file.
What configuration file are you using?

Regards,
Adrian

Hello chrispitude,

It would be great if I could format the output of conversion to Oxygen's format, so that the style is consistent from the beginning.

In that case you can use the menu > Tools > Format and Indent Files tool on the converted DITA content.

Regards,
Adrian

Hello,

Thank you for the feedback.
I have logged an improvement request on our issue tracking tool. For future reference it is issue EXM-44548.

Regards,
Adrian

Hi, Oxygen asks you about reloading he project .xpr file, because you and another person are concurrently using the same .xpr file from a SharePoint repository (via network share or drive). For each change that the other user makes to the project you get a popup about reloading the .xpr file. Oxygen...

We assumed the point of the .xpr is so we could both access the same transform scenarios and project settings. Yes, that is correct, but concurrently using the exact same .xpr file by multiple users is not possible. In our case, only one of us is customizing the transform scenarios, but the other p...

Hello, The XML specification requires plain ASCII double quotes for attribute values. You're using the wrong type of quotes: <placeName ref=“#London”>$1</placeName> This uses “ (Unicode Character 'LEFT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK' - U+201C) on the left side and ” (Unicode Character 'RIGHT DOUBLE QUOTATION...

Hi,

Is this related to the discussion from this topic?
topic20865.html

Regards,
Adrian

Hello,

Are these Unix-like timestamps, like 1573054992, or what format do they use?
For Unix timestamps it's easy: Regards,
Adrian

Hi,

Since this is Oracle specific, you would probably find better help on an Oracle forum or discussion list.

Regards,
Adrian

Hi,

The default project that Oxygen uses when is freshly installed is the samples project. So your transformation scenarios are most likely in the samples project.

Regards,
Adrian

Hello,

We already have a feature request for this on our issue tracking tool. I've added your vote and mentioned your use case.
For future reference it is issue EXM-21462.

Regards,
Adrian

Hi, Sharing the the .xpr file via SharePoint between several users that open it concurrently isn't really a supported Oxygen use case. Oxygen doesn't know that you're doing that. The problem is that Oxygen frequently writes (automatically) to the .xpr file whenever the user makes various (even minor...

Hello, By default transformation scenarios are stored in the Project Options thus they are on a per project basis. If you switch to another project or create a new project, the scenarios you know are no longer available, they have remained with the previously used project. Oxygen always has a projec...

Hello,

What version and build of Oxygen are you using (Help > About)?
Is the project file stored on a network share (e.g. \\server\share) or network drive (e.g. Z:)?

Regards,
Adrian

Hi,

There is no such a thing as break in an XSLT for-each loop. xsl:if/@test is pretty much all you can do. The other way would be to include this condition within the for-each/@select.

See Stack Overflow | How-to break a for-each loop in XSLT? for more ideas.

Regards,
Adrian

Hi, What's the use case? What are you trying to accomplish with those custom elements/tags? The problem is this won't validate as XHTML 1.1, simply because XHTML 1.1 doesn't allow custom elements. You can probably make it validate by itself as XML since the XHTML 1.1 DTDs are extendable. Have a look...

Hi, HTML 5 validation based on the W3C HTML Validator has been implemented since v21.1. What's New in Oxygen XML Editor 21.1 Oxygen includes a built-in validator used for validating HTML documents . It is based upon the W3C HTML Validator and the HTML documents are validated against the W3C HTML5 sp...

Hi,

I can't debug with variables for which there is no definition. I don't know what relation_doc_uri contains, but your XML examples don't have any elements named relations or ownerships.

Regards,
Adrian

Hi, Is there any way to check a document for special characters after it has been opened in Oxygen Editor? If you disabled the support for special characters, but want to know if the document requires it, check in the Properties view (Window > Show View > ...) for the "BIDI" property . If it's " tru...

Hi, Your error is of stylesheet compilation, but you omitted the details that would have shown the actual compilation problem. Your code starts by using a variable that hasn't been declared: $relation_doc_uri So, it's impossible to say what the code does. Maybe it's that missing declaration, maybe i...

Hi, I just wanted to let you know that this problem has been resolved in the latest maintenance build of Oxygen 21.1, 2019101513 (build 2019101509 of WebHelp), released on October 17th: WebHelp Responsive: CSS stylesheet was not loaded for HTML documents generated for DITA topics that had chunk="to-...

Hello, It was decided it shall not be implemented, for now. I've added another vote. One workaround is to configure the transformation scenario to open the result in an editor ( Output > Open in Editor ) and enable the option " Format and Indent the document on open " ( menu > Options > Preferences,...

Hello, I just wanted to let you know that this problem has been resolved in the latest maintenance build of Oxygen 21.1, 2019101513 (released on October 17th): macOS : Oxygen is now compatible with macOS Catalina (10.15). The OS no longer reports the "libjnidispatch.jnilib cannot be opened because t...