Hello, this appears to be a bug. If not, please point me to the location in
your documentation where
you explain a workaround.
When I code this in a DITA topic:
<indexterm>EUR
<index-see>End User Reporting</index-see>
</indexterm>
which is in accordance with the DITA 1.2 specification, I get this warning
message in XML Utility:
file:/S:/ITS/dita_eur/topics/c_introduction.dita:19:17: index term "EUR" is
not a leaf term: ignoring the index-see element
and the "see" index element is not generated in the resulting DOCX.
The index entry in the DOCX file should look like this:
EUR, see End User Reporting
A "leaf" according to the DITA 1.2 specification is a child of an index entry.
In this case, the "see" term is not a child in the
same sense as other nested index entries.
The only reference I can find to a "leaf" in your documentation is a statement
I have copied below, which I don't understand.
Because we consider this feature to be truly useful, we'll generate page
references and ``see also'' redirections even for non-leaf index terms.
No warnings will be reported in this case. If you don't like this specificity,
simply do not author such indexterm elements.
Please advise.
Thank you,
Julie McHam
Julie McHam
Technical Writer
Riverside County Office of Education
Division of Administration and Business Services
Systems Development and Support Services
951-826-6800, FAX: 951-826-6451
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