On 8 Sep 2015, at 10:16, Hussein Shafie wrote:
Leif H. S. wrote:
Use links like (3), not links like (2). See below. [ … snip … ]
Thanks
--> "00-compound-doc.xht" is *invalid*. [ … snip … ]
I had to replace: [ … snip … ]
Of course. Sorry for the error.
2) <a href="00-included-doc.xht#TheIncludedDocument">
Does not work because you are using a ".xht" file extension. A ".xht"
file could contain anything. I mean, XXE will not follow a link
pointing to a non-HTML file (e.g. a PDF file).
Citing the MIME type registration for XHTML: «3. File extension(s) :
"xhtml" and "xht" are sometimes used.»
https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/application/xhtml+xml
Thus, it would be nice if XXE would recoginize .xht as the 3-letter file
extension for XHTML documents.
I made this simple change in
<XXE_install_dir>/addon/config/xhtml/xhtml_support_base.incl:
---
<linkType>
<link match="html:a[@href]" href="@href"
includePath="\.[xs]?htm(l)?$" />
---
replaced by (notice the new includePath pattern):
---
<linkType>
<link match="html:a[@href]" href="@href"
includePath="\.[xs]?ht((m)?l)?$" />
---
and now "Follow Link" works, but not as I expected it: I expected XXE
to open your "00-included-doc.xht".
Thanks. (But how support for .xht getes built in.)
3) <a href="#TheIncludedDocument"> does not work in XXE. However this
link works fine in the preview generated by XXE 6.4 (menu item
"XHTML|Preview").
It's not really an XXE bug. I would say that you have uncovered a
conceptual problem. There is no such conceptual problem with DocBook
(flat ID space) or with DITA (well-thought specialized inclusion
mechanism).
For now, I don't see how to solve this problem. Sorry.
OK. But I wonder if it perhaps would be smarter/recommendable (and
perhaps in tune with how XInclude was conceived …) to *not* have any
links in in the main document - and thus, rather to include the Table of
Contents in an included file. Perhaps that would work better?
[ … snip … ]
The bug has been fixed in XXE 6.4. For example, once your xpointer
omission is fixed, it was possible to preview "00-compound-doc.xht" in
Firefox.
Excellent!
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leif halvard silli
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