Re: [docbook-apps] Xrefstyle attributes for olinks

Thank you, Bob. I'll check the latest stylesheets.

You are right, olinks are used because I have a master document with the contents XIncluded. Xrefs would not work, I guess, so I used olinks to solve cross references.

-Zbyszek

On 1/30/06, Bob Stayton <> wrote:

This was a bug that is fixed in CVS.  
You could try the latest snapshot version and it should work.

 

Just to clarify, your olink is pointing to 
a target in the current document, right?

 

Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
DocBook Consulting


 

 

  
----- Original Message ----- 

  

From: 
  Zbyszek 
  Cybulski 

  
To: 
DocBook Apps 

  
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 2:29 
  AM

  
Subject: [docbook-apps] Xrefstyle 
  attributes for olinks

  

Hi all,

I have a number of references to various 
  sections in my documents. For most cases, the standard olink processing is OK. 
  However, there are some parts of documentation, where I have to be more 
  specific and refer to the page number (let's call it extended olinks). So, I 
  use the following syntax: 
 
<olink targetdoc="InstallGuide" 
  targetptr="section_id" xrefstyle="select: label title page"/>

When I 
  transform my documentation to PDF using XEP, the links within PDF looks like 
  the following example: 

Chapter 3: System requirements (page 
  ?)

The link is correct, that is, it leads to the correct place in the 
  PDF file. The only problem is the page number.

I have turned on the 
  olink debugging: during transformation there are several following messages: 
  

Description: W Olink debug: cases for targetdoc='InstallGuide' and 
  targetptr='section_id' in language 'en'.
Description: W Olink debug: CaseA 
  NOT matched

and then a bunch like the following:
Description: W 
  Olink debug: CaseA matched. 
Description: W Olink debug: CaseA key is the 
  final selection: InstallGuide/section_id/
Description: W xrefstyle is 
  'select: label title page'.
Description: W Olink debug: xrefstyle template 
  is 'Chapter %n: %t (page %p)'. 
Description: W Olink debug: root 
  element of target.database is 'targetset'.

I guess these are places 
  where the extended olinks are called.

In addition, XEP also issues a 
  warning message at the end of transformation: 

 [warning] 
  unresolved page-number-citation: ''

What am I doing wrong? My tool 
  chain is DTD 4.4/XSL-FO 1.69.1/XEP 
4.4

Thanks,

-Zbyszek