Hi,
thanks for your reply. Indeed, I have one main XML file with book node, within it some parts and within parts I use xinclude to indicate articles. Probably that's why it is a problem - because anywhere I place <index />, it is considered as placed in book. I'm quite new to DocBook, so if there is needed more clarification, please ask.
BW, Milosz Lewandowski
2011/7/4 Bob Stayton <>
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand your problem. When
you say:
> Placing
<index /> in the article doesn't work.
I just put an empty index element in an article XML
file just before the closing tag of article, and it does generate an index
at the end of the article. But your previous sentence describes what
sounds like a book (since it generates bk01ix01.html). Can you
clarify what you are trying to do and what your results are?
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
----- Original Message -----
From:
Milosz Lewandowski
To:
Sent: Monday, July 04, 2011 7:15 AM
Subject: [docbook-apps] Index as a part
of article - HTML
Hi,
I'm using DocBook with xsltproc to create HTML
documentation. I would like to generate index so I'm using indexterms and
place <index /> in my xml file. However, this generates separate HTML
file (with name like bk01ix01.html) - but I want to have it included in the
one of my articles. Placing <index /> in the article doesn't work. Is it
possible to make things work as I described?
BW,
Milosz
Lewandowski
