Orly,
Chip registers are EXACTLY what those structured files are.
This is my first go around with using a mixed environment. What I've wound
up doing is keeping the structured generated files separate instead of
trying to copy them into the unstructured chapter file, and setting
numbering to Use
HI Lin,
We have a similar process, where we generate FM files from XML sources for our
chip register files. They are structured FM files. The functional specs for the
same book are unstructured files. We run FM in structured mode.
Auto cross ref's work as they should - assuming they have the righ
Lin,
First remark, which of course you have figured out yourself: the person who
decided to move from structured to unstructured FM should have his head
examined (after being fired by the ones even higher in command who no longer
want to waste their money). The engineers that complain about not
Yep, the file I'm importing to has no structure. I'm going to try adding it
and then importing again.
As to why, the highly condensed Readers Digest version is that the company
was moving to DITA using Frame, DITA-FMx, and a CCMS called Vasont. Then we
got bought. My engineers wanted to be able to
Lin...
It's likely breaking because the cross-refs are linking to "elements" in
the original files, then when you paste into an unstructured file, there
are no elements to link to. You'd need to run some process before
pasting into the unstructured file which iterates over all cross-refs
and
Bare bones background:
We have Excel spreadsheets that we convert to XML files using a script. The
script also creates a ditamap for all the files and creates an XML file
that contains a table that links to all the individual XML files.
We use DITAFMx to convert the ditamap and XML files to a sin
