Re: [docbook-apps] Modular document using XInclude with olink entity and xrefstyle attribute

While fixing problem 1 
[

 

1) Inner links do not work in chunked html output 
(in pdf they do), because they get generated as #id without file.html#id 
(exception: toc).

 

Solution: use html/chunk.xsl instead of html/docbook.xsl to generate the 
targets.

], I discovered a new one:

 

4) The fo xsl stylesheets don't accept collect.xref.targets parameter, so 
they are not able to generate targets.

Should I use html/chunk.xsl, html/docbook.xsl or another to generate my 
targets file to use with fo/docbook.xsl ?

 

Thank you for any and all help,
Geoffrey

  
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  Geoffrey 

  
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Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 1:43 
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Subject: [docbook-apps] Modular document 
  using XInclude with olink entity and xrefstyle attribute

  

  
Hi all,

  
 

  
I 've been working on one big book.xml file, 
  which is now modularized using XIncludes to

  
book.xml

  
+ preface.xml

  
+ chapter1/chapter1.xml

  
           
  ++ section1.xml

  
+ bibliography.xml

  
...

  
I am using XMLlint for XIncludes and 
  Saxon for Xsls.

  
There are many inner references: olinks because 
  xrefs won't validate per module.

  
I 've been reading the xsl docbook on 
  sagehill.

  
 

  
Problems (thanks for help on any of these 
  issues):

  
1) Inner links do not work in chunked html output 
  (in pdf they do), because they get generated as #id without file.html#id 
  (exception: toc).

  
2) Gentext doesn't work to well for 
  olinks.

  
2a) xrefstyle doesn't work on olinks, role 
  either (even with the xref use role as xrefstyle xsl 
  parameter).

  
2b) xreflabel doesn't 
  process %t 

  
Note: simple adjusting the section template is 
  not really a solution as its only a subset of all olinks that need their text 
  generated different from the section called"%t"

  
 

  
 

  
Reference parts:

  
 

  
[olinkdb.xml]

  
<!ENTITY bookTarget SYSTEM 
  "./generatedTargets.xml">

  
...

  
  <sitemap>
    
  <document 
  targetdoc="booktarget">
        
  &bookTarget;
    </document>
  
  </sitemap>

  
 

  
[preface.xml]

  
<para>In <olink targetdoc="booktarget" 
  targetptr="bibliography"/> you&#39;ll find 
  more
            
  information on ...</para>

  
 

  
[biobliography.xml]

  
   <bibliography 
  id="bibliography">
        
  <title>Bibliography</title>

  
   ...

  
   </bibliography>

  
 

  
Thank you for any and all 
  help,
Geoffrey