I originally posted this questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED] That's a very low volume list. So I posted the question to users@ and someone there suggested I post my question here.
I would like to use Writer to generate context sensitive help documentation for a web application. What I would like to do is "tag" sections of the document with unique codes that I can then use to build an index. These tags would be included in an HTML export and then referenced from a web app. It seems like this would be something that has already been done, but I did quite a bit of searching and haven't found anything. I figure I could modify the XSLT export to HTML examples to include these codes as <a name="FOOBAR"> tags. I could then write a little indexing script that would map which HTML documentation file contains which code. >From there it's simple to do a lookup from the webapp, load the right help page and jump down to the code. What should I use to tag sections? I thought about using the comment feature or maybe a custom style is the right answer? If I were to use OO comments in the Writer doc for my tags how do I reference them from the XSLT? I've found this XSLT info: http://books.evc-cit.info/apb.php Are there any other documents I should be looking at? Any pointers in the roughly right direction would be greatly appreciated, Thanks, -- Yermo -------------------------------------------------------------------------- What's your portfolio worth? http://www.personalstockstreamer.com Don't invest alone! Profit together. http://www.collabinvest.net -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
