You will need to address the paths via a relative path (i.e.
"subsect/../../img"). It looks like you have done that but you may also think
about using XSLTPROC with the xinclude option. This may be a better
option.
You could also try using a catalog to resolve the names http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Catalogs.html
Regards,
Dean Nelson
In a message dated 12/16/2009 10:02:17 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
writes:
For
shared images, your life and book generation will be much improved with a
simpler directory structure. In the following suggestion, chapter files in
both the Admin and User books have the same path to the shared image
files.
/docs
|
|_ /admin
|___|
admin-only-chapter
|___| shared-chapter
|_ /img
|_ /user
|___| user-only-chapter
This benefits
authoring (if your authoring tool displays images in place), and benefits book
generation for both HTML and PDF output targets.
Good
luck!
-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick Riffel
[mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 12:48
PM
To:
Subject: [docbook-apps] nested
xinclude and figure
Hi everyone,
I am in dire need of some
xinclude advice. I think a somehow similar issue already has been discussed in
October but I couldn't find useful hints there.
What I have is a
administrator manual from which I derive a user manual by creating a new
<book> in a different directory and then pull the relevant parts and
chapters via xinclude.
Structure looks like this
(simplified):
/docs
|_ /admin
|
|_/img
| |
|
|_/content
| |
|
|_/subsect
|
|_ /user
The files
in content and subsect each have <informalfigure> elements pointing to
"../img" respectively to "../../img".
My tool chain starts with
xmllint to resolve the xincludes followed by using saxon 6.5.2 to do the
transformation into xsl-fo. What happens is that after the xsl transformation
the @fileref of the "innermost" graphic looks like this:
"file:///e:/temp/xinclude-test/admin/admin/admin/_img/note.png" which is
obviously plain wrong in the triple "admin" part. Formatter would be Antenna
House 4.2
I tried fiddling around with different versions of the
docbook stylesheets, avoiding the use of my customization layers, but the
result was always the same. I also looked into the (what I think) relevant
templates of common.xsl where @fileref is dealt with.
I have uploaded
my test files (http://uploaded.to/file/sh9jus) because I wasn't sure if
attachments are welcome on this list.
Thanks in advance for any
clues!
Patrick
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