> -----Original Message-----
> From: Charlie Hubbard
> The trouble I'm having is that docbook wants to compile the pages into
> XHTML so it needs all that information at compile time. I'm trying to
> combine information at runtime that is not available at compile time
> of the docbook XML. To do that I have to parse the XHTML at runtime
> and add my information to the compiled XHTML that the docbook XSL
> outputs. I need something like what manifest.xsl does today, but a
> little more structure (maybe as XML) to identify what page is the
> start and which page is next and previous given the name of a page,
> etc. How would I modify manifest templates to output those
> relationships?
From the above it seems that you could use some variation of the maketoc.xsl
stylesheet, which outputs an XML file with the TOC structure. See
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/PrintToc.html#EditableToc
But it is still unclear exactly what you want to do. What is this runtime
information that you are adding to the XHTML files?
/MJ
