Hi Richard!
> >> OK. But this class is breaking the links. They all now have an MD5 > >> hash in the html/php output and are not copied to the correct location > >> (actually not copied at all). > > > > They are not copied because they are referenced wrongly now in the > > manual itself. Their fileref needs to be relative to the manual.xml > > location. > > Aha! Just for those at the back (ahem), that means whereas it is currently ... > figures/imagick.hello_world.png > this would become > en/reference/imagick/figures/hello_world.png Exactly. > Especially if a translator needs to change the image (say it contains > words or whatever), they would also "translate" the fileref to ... > lang-x/reference/imagick/figures/hello_world.png Yep. > There are just over 40 images at the moment. I'll test this out and > make the necessary changes. > OOI. Is there a reason to add an md5 hash to the filename? Images are located everywhere in the file structure which I did not want to replicate in the compiled manual. Instead, I chose to have only one single directory (images/) in which all image files reside, independent of their location in the docbook sources/phpdoc cvs. So that hash is the md5 of the file path in cvs, guranteeing uniqueness in the final images/ folder. -- Regards/Mit freundlichen Grüßen Christian Weiske
