Vic S. wrote:
I am using XMLmind XML Editor Professional edition 9.0.0. to produce web
help from Dita content.
I want to use some html pages that have been generated from another
application within the set of output web help pages.
I have tried adding the external html pages as a topicref in my ditamap
file using the following code element:
<topicref href="MeasuresDefinition.dita" toc="yes">
<topicref format="html"
href="../../../../Documents/Sunite/ArticleScoring/HelpFiles/measures/MeasuresMM.html"
locktitle="yes" navtitle="Measure Definition-2"
scope="peer"
toc="yes"/>
</topicref>
As you can see, I have set the format attribute to “html”, locked the
title, added a navtitle, and set toc = yes and scope = “peer”
But when I output to xhtml or to webhelp the topicref pointing to the
external content is ignored.
Am I trying to do this the right way, or is there an alternative way to
embed/include html pages in the Ditac output?
Sorry but there is currently now way to achieve this.
It's not clear that this is a limitation of ditac. I mean, the
definition of scope="peer" is hard to understand, even more when applied
to a topicref:
---
3.11.13.11 The @scope attribute
...
* Set @scope to "peer" when the resource is part of the current set of
content but might not accessible at build time, or for maps to be
treated as root maps for the purpose of creating map-to-map key
references (peer maps). An implementation might open such resources in
the same browser window to distinguish them from those with @scope set
to "external".
...
---
http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/dita/v1.3/errata02/os/complete/part2-tech-content/langRef/attributes/thescopeattribute.html
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