I have just tested the plugin by recreating the files structure you provided and managed to successfully integrate it in the DITA-OT/Oxygen. The transtype was successfully detected after running the DITA-OT integrator in administrator mode. Here is what I did more exactly: downloaded the DITA-OT 2.4...

Hi Exotic Hadron, From the screenshots one can notice that, as one of the table lines is located at the end of the page but there's no space left to comprise all of the line's content, it is spreading between the two pages. It seems to be intended behavior to leave that line without the bottom borde...

Hi Lisa, First thing you should double check is that the correct DITA Open Toolkit (the one that contains the PDF plugin inside it) is in use in the oXygen settings. You can see which DITA-OT oXygen uses going into menu Options > Preferences > DITA. In the "DITA Open Toolkit" section, you ...

Hi Christina, The "/" sign is currently considered as a word separator, helping users to search for just parts of the composed phrases. However, I have just logged an improvement request in our internal improvement/issues tracking system to implement a fix in order to also consider the sla...

Hi, I already replied by email and I wanted to also update this thread. There is a Content Fusion connector that can be used in oXygen XML Editor. The connector is currently offered as a Beta testing version and can be installed as an add-on. More details about how one can install and use Content Fu...

Hi Ann, Please note that only the second instruction in the " Topic References Outside the Main DITA Map Folder " section in our User-Guide refers the parameter that can be used only from oXygen, but the first instruction covers specifically the situation when you use the command line. If ...

Hi, It is possible to embed any kind of file types in the WebHelp output. However, in order for the resulting output to also be serviceable, the internet browser that will be used to open the WebHelp should know how to handle those file types. We do not have control over how browsers render various ...

Hi Ann, Unfortunately, this functionality is not available at the moment. However we have an improvement request, to implement server side search for WebHelp, already logged in our internal improvements tracking system. If this will get implemented, as a side benefit, the users could also used searc...

Hi everyone, Just to update this thread, the patch we offered in the past does not apply anymore and is no longer needed, as we have since implemented this functionality in oXygen. Starting with version 19.1 of oXygen XML, one can now control which links to be present in the side TOC from the genera...

Hello, Thank you for the suggestion! We already have an improvement request to improve rendering of HTML fragments in the WebHelp with Feedback comments, logged in our internal tracking system. I've just added your feedback and vote for it. The developers will analyze the use-case for a possible sol...

Hi Mark, Paying with credit card is the fastest way to order and receive the licenses. However, if you/your customer are not able to order with credit card, there is also the possibility to place the order online and choose "Wire Transfer" as the alternative payment method. If neither of t...

Hi rheath, Please note that the "webhelp.search.custom.excludes.file" parameter was made available for the oXygen WebHelp scenarios starting with version 18.1. There was no such parameter in oXygen XML v17.1. I've just tested in the latest maintenance build of oXygen XML Editor v18.1 (buil...

Oh, I got it now.
Indeed, once the Open/Find Resource mechanism will be added to Eclipse, that functionality will be implicitly available.

Meanwhile, you could try the XPath/XQuery Builder as I suggested in my previous post.

Regards,
Costin

I guess you refer to the separate "Find All Elements" action from the Find menu in the standalone Oxygen software. As this is also not available in Eclipse, I added it to the improvement request as well. Meanwhile, a tool which you might find very useful (requires some XPath knowledge thou...

Hi sanderson, The "Open/Find Resource" functionality is available in the standalone oXygen software, but it was not implemented also in the Eclipse plugin. That's because Eclipse IDE has its own "Open Resource" mechanism to find resources which have already been indexed. However,...

Hi rdelong, I also tested the same transformation from both oXygen XML Editor v19.1 with DITA OT set to use the external DITA 2.5.2 and by executing your command line in the batch file. The transformation ran and completed successfully both ways, so I could not reproduce the issue at our side. You s...

Hi Grumish, If I correctly understood, you want to select a table cell from some "div" node(s) that is/are grandchild(ren) of the "div" element whose id is 'TabbedPanels1'. You could try something like: //div[@id='TabbedPanels1']/div/div[contains(., 'name')]/table/tbody/tr[2]/td[...

Hi DaveC, We are aware of this issue and it is already logged in our internal issue tracking system. The development team is analyzing the issue and a fix will be included in a future version of oXygen. I've just logged your comments to the issue and we will update this thread as soon as the fix wil...

Hello, I assume that this is due to some special processing logic for ANT files. What happens is that Oxygen XML treats all files named similar to "build(+suffix).xml" as ANT build patterns, as you have figured-out yourself already, so this is why your "build.......xml" document ...

Hi Yu1iya, You do not need to modify any stylesheet, as there is a predefined parameter that controls this behavior and which you can use in your transformation scenario. You should duplicate and edit the scenario you are currently using (I guess this is "DITA Map WebHelp Classic") and, in...

Hi Exotic Hadron, I am happy to find that you managed to solve this already and I wish to congratulate you for that! I would have just one suggestion, if I may. It is not recommended to work with and apply the changes directly on the source files. The reason is that, when you would upgrade to a newe...

Hello,

As I also suggested in my reply to the email you've sent to our official support email regarding this issue, you should look into the XML source file for the "title" element.

Best Regards,
Costin

Hi again, You could create a separate ditamap which could contain the <keydef> elements. I.e, your key definitions map should look like: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE map PUBLIC "-//OASIS//DTD DITA Map//EN" "map.dtd"> <map> <title>Keydefs ma...

Hi, Instead using a workaround, an easier (and also more elegant) way to achieve what you need, would be to use a Bookmap instead a DITA Map. The Bookmap allows for two child elements right in the map root. One of them is "< mainbooktitle >", the other is "< booktitlealt >". The ...

Hi mpritchard, I added a feature request in our internal issues/improvements tracking system and added your feedback on it, so our development team will analyze this for a possible implementation in a future version of oXygen. As a workaround, currently you can use the universal scrolling to navigat...

Hi Lisa, Starting each top level chapter on its own page is even the current behavior for the predefined DITA Map > PDF transformation in oXygen. You should try publishing one of the bookmaps (for example "taskbook.ditamap", available in the "it-book" DITA sample) from the sample...

Namrata, Thank you for your reply. Strange, as this should not occur, as long as you are using the GUI scenario and if the required .jar file is present in its location. BTW, have you tried to recreate the transformation scenario, as Radu suggested to the user who initially reported the same issue o...

Hi, To determine what triggers the issue, we need you to provide a few more details. - What Operating System and which specific version / build of it are you using? To find this on Mac: From the Apple menu, choose About This Mac on Windows: Start menu > Run > type "winver" (without the quo...

Hi Peyton, There is no shortcut key set out-of-the-box for switching between different editing modes. However, the users could indeed define their own in the oXygen menu Options > Menu Shortcut Keys. Type " edit mode " in the search filter from the shortcut keys preferences window to filte...

Hi Namrata,

Could you please try applying the default (not tinkered with) DITA Map > WebHelp Classic scenario which comes predefined in oXygen?
Let me know if the transformation successfully finalizes and you obtain the output without modifying the scenario.

Best Regards,
Costin