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Subject: DOCBOOK-APPS: Re: Autotoc of chapter and article in book
Bob Stayton wrote: > On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 04:33:14PM +0400, Vitaly Ostanin wrote: > >>Hello! >> >>I use DocBook/XML 4.1.2, xsl-stylesheets 1.51.1 and >>xslt-processor - xsltproc 1.0.18. >> >>When I include in document <book> both <chapter> and <article> >>documents, toc in book (chenked html output) not ok for me. >> >>Subtoc of article not displayed on first book page, but subtoc of >>chapter is displayed. Help me, please, can I get subtoc of >>article too ? Thanks. > > It seems to work for me. I have a book document in > which I changed one chapter to an article. When I run it > with your toolset, the book TOC looks the same except > that 'chapter' is no longer numbered since it is > an article. The subtoc shows. Hmm... HTML output of my book is here: http://www.vzljot.ru/vyt/admin-html/ Text is in russian "koi8-r" charset, but you can see what item '3' (article) in the toc not have a subtoc. Article self is here: http://www.vzljot.ru/vyt/admin-html/ch03.html and have a subtoc. Another items in the toc is <chapter>. By the way, I use <xi:include> elements for including <sect1> to <article> and <chapter>. Also I use including <article> and <chapter> to <book>. > You are sure the article has sections? Yes, article has <sect1> elements. > Have you done any customization regarding TOCs? No. >>PS Do I must to duplicate bug reports from sourceforge tracker in >>this mailing list? > > > Not sure what you mean. It is sometimes best to inquire > in the mailing list about a bug before filing it > on sourceforge. Sometimes we can avoid the overhead > of filing a bug report. Thanks, I'm understand. -- Regards, Vyt mailto: vyt@vzljot.ru JID: vyt@vzljot.ru
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