Hi Elaine,

Sorry, we do not have a similar feature for filtering attributes based on user-defined rules. But we'll consider this for a future version.
We have a Java API extension which could be used to achieve this but you would need a Java developer to implement an extension.

Regards,
Radu

Hi, I will assume this question is related to the PDF output. In the folder: OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR/frameworks/dita/DITA-OT/plugins/org.dita.pdf2/cfg/common/vars you have for each supported language translations for the static texts (like Table or Figure ) which may appear in the generated PDF output. T...

Hi Gary, You seem to be using a custom DITA Open Toolkit installation so I'm not sure what changes you made to it. Did you copy it from an Oxygen installation? If so, from what Oxygen version did you copy it? Basically an Eclipse Help transformation must be applied on a DITA Map. Is the cos_Admin_Gu...

Hi Frank, Sorry for the delay, we missed this one. If you look in the build file which starts the HTML Help Workshop: OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR/frameworks/dita/DITA-OT/plugins/org.dita.htmlhelp/build_dita2htmlhelp.xml it has two targets which try to detect where the Workshop is located: <target name="...

Hi Claudius, Great, thanks for the post. Yesterday I started a list on the Oxygen XML Blog about separate projects which develop tools for working with Oxygen: http://blog.oxygenxml.com/2014/11/public-hosted-oxygen-plugin-and.html and I updated it to also contain a link to your project. Ideally if y...

Hi,

There is a font mappings file which maps logical fonts to physical fonts.
This topic describes how:

http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-oxygen/ ... tails.html

Regards,
Radu

Hi Elaine,

Thanks for updating the thread, I'm glad this works for you.

Regards,
Radu

Hi,

I tested with an installed Oxygen without any additional XSLT customizations and this should work both for the HTML and PDF outputs as long as the font used to render the paragraph can render bold and underline styles.

Regards,
Radu

Hi,

By default the DITA specification states that if the table does not have border information set to it, it should consider that the border should be shown.
So you should set the @frame attribute to none.
Regards,
Radu

Hi, The element a is indeed a valid entry at this position. I would still like to get rid of it in the "Surround with" menu, in order not to confuse the annotators... Removing extra sets of element names could be done with the first approach I suggested, defining a document type associatio...

Hi Elaine, What Oxygen version are you using? I remember there was one older Oxygen version which presented a larger set of elements in the surround with operation window, but this was fixed, I'm testing with Oxygen 16.1 and I cannot reproduce the problem. It's possible that the a element still pers...

Hi Joerg, This could be done with a document type customization. If in the Oxygen Preferences-> Document Type Association page you edit the DITA document type: 1) In the Author -> Content Completion tab you can add the fig element to the list of elements to remove completely. 2) Then in the Author -...

Hi Elaine, In the Oxygen Preferences-> Document Type Association page there is a list of specific configurations, one for each supported XML vocabulary. Did you create such a document type configuration for your type of XML documents? If so, the Document Type edit dialog has an Author -> Content com...

Hi Frank, I'm not sure what exactly you want. What do you mean that you want to deploy them? Do you want to share them with other users? The DITA transformation scenario is an Oxygen-specific way of keeping information about what parameters and properties the user wants to apply when running the DIT...

Hi, Could you tell us more about your usecase? Do you want to obtain some kind of powerpoint presentation from your DITA content? We are not very familiar with impress.js, it probably works with HTML content in a web browser so you would need to convert the DITA content to HTML and connect the Javas...

Hi Ron,

Yes, Oxygen 17.0 will evaluate the ask editor variable used in scenario parameters after all other variables have been evaluated.

Regards,
Radu

Hi Ron, The third parameter which can be given to the ask editor variable is a default location like: ${ask("test?", url, "file:/c:/eclipse")} but we would also need to support an url_directory type of ask editor variable which would allow you to choose only folders and return th...

Hi,

I'm not sure what can be done, could you possibly send us (support@oxygenxml.com) a sample PDF image to test with? Either it's an issue in PDF Box (in which case we can not do too much) or an issue in how we use the library (which we can investigate and fix).

Regards,
Radu

Hi Ron, Indeed ask editor variables have their limitations. About these questions: Is there a way to add an option "Browse for local folder" to that dialog? I will add an improvement request for this. Just to see if I understand, the ask editor variable is used as a parameter to an XSLT-ba...

Hi George, What I'm saying is that when xi:including a file, according to the xi:include specification that file needs to be self contain in regard to entities, you cannot define an entity in the master XML file and then refer to it in the xi:included module, because the module is not valid in itsel...

Thanks Stefan,

I added your vote for it. The feature will probably work in the Oxygen standalone but it will not work in the Oxygen plugin for Eclipse because we do not have enough platform support there to make this work there.

Regards,
Radu

Hi George, When an XML document (like common.xml ) is xi:included, it needs to be self contained, to be well-formed all by itself so all entities it references need to be defined in it. For example if the common.xml would have the following content: <!DOCTYPE sect1> <sect1> <title>&abc;</title> ...

Hi Geurt,

Yes, you have an older Oxygen. The possibility to provide a system property in a plugin.xml was added in Oxygen 15.0.

Regards,
Radu

Hi Denis, It would be nice, when I can open the same dialog, which will be shown if the offset is not valid for this fragment. I do not understand very well what you want to accomplish. That dialog which shows alternative strategies is not API so you cannot show it from your side. At the same time y...

Hi, No workaround for now, besides loading and using another TTF font family for those elements, maybe a font in which characters are by default spaced out. I looked a little bit into providing support for letter spacing, it looks feasible and if all goes well you will have that in Oxygen 17 (spring...

Hi Geurt, Both of these should be possible. 1) From a plugin you can call API like: PluginWorkspaceProvider.getPluginWorkspace().getUtilAccess().expandEditorVariables("${pd}", null); which should expand both Oxygen defined editor variables and custom editor variables which have been define...

I'm not entirely sure but I think you can use the ANT condition task for this: https://ant.apache.org/manual/Tasks/condition.html Something like: <condition property="outputFile" value="${pdf.file.name}"> <isset property="pdf.file.name"/> </condition> Regards, Radu

Hi, I'm not sure why the first run does not work, maybe as an alternative you can apply a regexp over the DITA Map to obtain the value and set that directly to a parameter. There seem to be some ways to do this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7869043/set-ant-property-based-on-a-regular-expressio...

Hi, Indeed there is no official documented parameter to allow for the output file name customization. But looking in the build files used for PDF generation, you should send to the DITA OT ANT task the property outputFile.base with the value being the name of the PDF file (without the PDF extension ...

Hi Guillaume, Maybe in the ANT build file before calling the main DITA OT build file you could run an xslt task over the DITA Map content and save the version number in a newly created properties file. Then load the properties file in ANT (which will also load the name=>value parameters from it as A...