Taro Ikai wrote:
> In my document, chap1.xml, I put:
>
> <para id="foo">la la la</para>
> .....
> <?dbhh topicname="foo" topicid="777"?>
>
>
> When I run this through xsltproc --nonet
> /usr/share/docbook-xsl/htmlhelp/htmlhelp.xsl mydocbook.xml
> I get the following in my alias.h file that's included in my alias.h file:
>
> foo=ch01.html (I can't find any use of '#' or a fragment identifier).
HTML Help API doesn't support fragment identifiers.
> In the ch01.html, I find:
>
> <p><a name="foo"></a></p>
>
> There is no mention of "777" anywhere, either in the alias.h file or the
> intermediate .html file.
This number you can find in context.h which should be generated by
stylesheets.
> So my question is this. How is the "topicid" attribute used inside <?dbhh>
> element?
> What do I have to do to make HTML Help jump to the correct SPOT on the
> page for a topic?
Could you describe what exactly is your problem? <?dbhh ?> is useful
only if you want to create context sensitive help which can be invoked
directly from application. Compiler needs special files alias.h and
context.h for conecting application with help topics.
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