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Hi,
Evaluating Fusion for a project that involves a DITA specialisation.
I made a framework as an extension of the DITA framework (in Oxygen 26.1)
The framework works as expected with the oxygen embedded test webauthor server
When I try to load the zipped framework in Content Fusion, I get errors on loading the CSS from the base framework
eg. this CSS
${baseFramework}/css/edit/style-basic.css
gives a warning message that ${framework}/css/edit/style-basic.css is not available
en indeed the framework file has this reference So there must be something bringing the framework file off balance.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Hello,

Thank you for contacting us.

Let's see if I understood correctly: I am creating a DITA extension in Oxygen Editor:
then, I archive the respective framework, upload it to Content Fusion, and receive these validation errors:
Is this your use case?

Best,
Cosmin

Hi Cosmin,
Thanks for looking into this.
Yes, that is exactly what is going on
Best regards,
Geert

Looking for solutions, I did hack the framework file to read
<field name="href">
<String>${baseFramework}/css/edit/style-basic.css</String>
</field>
But then I get the same error (with a different path)

BTW
Oxygen Enterprise 26.1 on windows
Content Fusion 6.2 on Linux

Hello,

Thank you for the confirmation.
This is an incorrect validation error, and we already have an issue logged regarding this: WA-7678. Once it is fixed, you will be notified here on the forum.
After you press OK, the framework will upload successfully, and you can use it properly, so you can ignore this validation message.

Best,
Cosmin

Ok thanks for looking into it.
It seems however that the CSS files are really not found (proper visualisation in Web Author, no proper visualisation in Fusion)
I will look deeper into this to see if I made an association error

Hello,

Alright. If you check and encounter any issues after uploading the framework, please let us know by providing a detailed description of the situation.

Best,
Cosmin

Hello,

We wanted to inform you that we have released version 8.0 of Oxygen Content Fusion, and the issue recorded as WA-7678 has been resolved.
As a result, the warnings (which were mistakenly displayed) will no longer appear.

To discover the new features in Oxygen Content Fusion version 8.0, you can visit the **What's New** section [1].

Best,
Cosmin

[1] https://www.oxygenxml.com/content_fusion/whats_new.html