Hi Rick...
Yes, that was indeed the problem. What is strange, though, is that I
noticed this before I gave up and posted my query. I made the correction
to the file name but perhaps I forgot to save the file and/or the book
first before trying again to correct the problem.
At any rate, it's
Check to see if the original file had 2 or more consecutive spaces in the file
name or path. The hypertext marker will replace 2 or more consecutive spaces
with a single space and that will cause a mismatch between the link and the
file name.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
It was something to do with the file itself. The problem followed the
chapter in question when I reversed their order, swapping chapter 1 for
chapter 2 in the book.
Since the two chapters were otherwise very similar, I deleted the
troublesome Chapter 1 and saved a copy of Chapter 2 with a
If you find out what causes this, let me know.
I have that issue in some of my books and it carries over into the PDF as well
(FM 9 and 12)
I've tried creating a new chapter file but the problem doesn't go away.
Alison Craig
Technical Documentation Specialist
BK Ultrasound |
OS: Windows 7 Professional, 64-bit
FrameMaker 7.2
Semi-knowledgeable, infrequent user
I've managed to generate an otherwise proper and well-behaved TOC for my
48-chapter book. It looks good and everything seems normal so far,
except for thise: the Alt-Control while clicking on the first
Okay. So you're working in structured FM files (pseudo-DITA) generated
from an FMx book-build. And you're adding a "link" to an unstructured FM
file that's been added to the generated book? I think I get it now.
In this case, adding an fm-xref won't likely work (might, but I've never
tried
Some of the files are FM generated from XML using your plugin. Others are
FM created in Frame. The ones generated from .XML have elements, the others
don't. Both sets are edited with FM set to the structured INTERFACE, but
only the Frame on the server is in a structured environment. Which is where
Ah .. so aren't they "DITA" files rather than FM files? If they are DITA
files and are in the same ditamap which is built into the same book then
PDF .. then yes, just insert a fm-xref, select the target DITA file,
then select the target element, and you should be good to go!
But this doesn't
Oh, dear. I think I've misled you.
Both FM files are in the same book, which is turned into a single PDF file.
Everything is internal to that PDF file. I have done it before, I'd simply
forgotten I had to do this down on the server.
It's been a stressful couple of weeks, and my brain went to
I don't care if it works in Frame, as long as it works in the PDF!
And I suspect part of the problem is, as I said, because I was not working
in the fully structured environment we maintain on our server. FM2016 is
set to the structured interface on my personal laptop (we all have it that
way),
FYI .. no, not possible (in a meaningful way) to create an xref from a
DITA file to an unstructured FM file. In theory you could create an
"external" xref to the FM file, but the best you could hope for would be
that it would open the FM file in FM when the link was clicked (and
likely that
Never mind, figured out that (part of the problem) is that I was working
with my local version of Frame, that has no links to an EDD/DTD. The server
version (which does) works fine.
Now to get the tools guy to upgrade the server from FM12 to FM2015, so I
don't have to save down for everything.
Is this even possible? I've got both files open, but when I try to insert
an xref, I only get the DITA menu and it won't let me select anything but
elements. Which the other file doesn't have, of course, it not being
DITA/xml.
I tried to email Scott directly, but I got a bounce, so I obviously
This blog post might fill in the gaps in Adobe's documentation:
http://www.techcommtools.com/framemaker-2015-app/
On Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 3:27 PM, Böðvar Björgvinsson wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> Does anyone here have any knowledge of the Adobe PhoneGap and how to set it
> up.
You are correct. I forgot to "Add" it first.
Thank you.
Dennis...
On 11/22/2016 12:07 AM, Reng, Dr. Winfried wrote:
Hi,
Is your TOC file really a live TOC?
How did you add this file to the book file?
A live TOC must be
Hi,
Is your TOC file really a live TOC?
How did you add this file to the book file?
A live TOC must be added via "Add | Create Standalone TOC".
Then you get the dialog to set up the table of contents.
You can access this dialog also when you select the TOC file in the book
and click "Edit | Set
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