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Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] Website makefiles and xml source arrangement
Hi Doug, You get the message about the current.docid when you use a <sitemap> element in the olink database. When a sitemap element is used, you can put your output in different directories, and the current.docid is needed to compute the path from one directory to the other. It cannot assume that the top-level element id is the same as the current.docid. The database that is automatically generated by webside (named website.database.xml) does not include a sitemap element, it just has a flat list of documents. Did you add the sitemap to website.database.xml, or are you also using a regular olink database that has it? Bob Stayton Sagehill Enterprises DocBook Consulting bobs@sagehill.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doug du Boulay" <ddb@owari.msl.titech.ac.jp> To: <docbook-apps@lists.oasis-open.org> Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 2:09 AM Subject: [docbook-apps] Website makefiles and xml source arrangement > Hi all, > > I was trying to use Website and had a couple of problems. > > Trying to build the website using makefile rules and olinks with an olink > database I got messages that I should set current.docid to resolve > the olinks. > > I am just wondering if there is a way to do that automatically > without adding it in the makefile rules? Can it be deduced from > the document id of the currently processed document, or does it > do that already and I've likely screwed something up? > > Also: > > %.html: autolayout.xml > $(ENV) $(PROC) --xinclude \ > --stringparam base.dir "../html/" \ > --stringparam autolayout-file "../autolayout.xml" \ > --stringparam website.database.document > "../website.database.xml" \ > --stringparam target.database.document "../olinkdb.xml" \ > --stringparam html.stylesheet "webstyle.css" \ > ... > > If your source XML webpage documents are not all in the same > directory but arranged in sub/sub/sub directories is there someway > to set the paths on all the auxilliary xml files so that the %.html rule > will access the right databse files etc for each source document? > Apparently they are all relative to the currently processed xml document. > How do other folk make this work? > > Maybe a similar problem, setting html.stylesheet, the html files seems to > point to the stylesheet in a fixed relative directory (typically "."), > rather than to some common global stylesheet. I am not sure if I haven't > mucked something up. > > > Obviously I could just make a document specific makefile with tailor made > paths, but its not so elegant. > > thanks for any advice > > Doug > > > > > > >
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