Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
* Yaron Y. Goland (2006-01-27): I eventually figured out the magical incantation. I export to LaTeX and then run: latex myfile bibtex myfile latex myfile latex myfile htlatex myfile html This works in terms of making the bibliography work but now I have a ligatures problem! All my fi's and such are being turned into funky HTML characters. I found the thread http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx- [EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg35556.html but when I tried the listed options the resulting HTML file still had the screwed up characters. There's nothing wrong with HTML entities in HTML code -- they are perfectly standard compliant. You just have to make sure they are the right ones. The messages you're referring to is not about HTML entities. You could run the output through a filter like tr or sed to replace these if you can't find the htlatex options that suit you. Or try a different converter like latex2html, hevea, xhlatex. -Andre
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
* Yaron Y. Goland (2006-01-27): I eventually figured out the magical incantation. I export to LaTeX and then run: latex myfile bibtex myfile latex myfile latex myfile htlatex myfile html This works in terms of making the bibliography work but now I have a ligatures problem! All my fi's and such are being turned into funky HTML characters. I found the thread http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx- [EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg35556.html but when I tried the listed options the resulting HTML file still had the screwed up characters. There's nothing wrong with HTML entities in HTML code -- they are perfectly standard compliant. You just have to make sure they are the right ones. The messages you're referring to is not about HTML entities. You could run the output through a filter like tr or sed to replace these if you can't find the htlatex options that suit you. Or try a different converter like latex2html, hevea, xhlatex. -Andre
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
* Yaron Y. Goland (2006-01-27): > I eventually figured out the magical incantation. I export to LaTeX > and then run: > latex myfile > bibtex myfile > latex myfile > latex myfile > htlatex myfile "html" > > This works in terms of making the bibliography work but now I have a > ligatures problem! All my fi's and such are being turned into funky > HTML characters. I found the thread http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx- > [EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg35556.html but when I tried the listed options > the resulting HTML file still had the screwed up characters. There's nothing wrong with HTML entities in HTML code -- they are perfectly standard compliant. You just have to make sure they are the right ones. The messages you're referring to is not about HTML entities. You could run the output through a filter like tr or sed to replace these if you can't find the htlatex options that suit you. Or try a different converter like latex2html, hevea, xhlatex. -Andre
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 19:45 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, Could you be a little more specific please? Do the references show up in the *.dvi version of your text? I have used the oolatex function from time to time and I know TeX4ht is capable of dealing with references. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
I eventually figured out the magical incantation. I export to LaTeX and then run: latex myfile bibtex myfile latex myfile latex myfile htlatex myfile html This works in terms of making the bibliography work but now I have a ligatures problem! All my fi's and such are being turned into funky HTML characters. I found the thread http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx- [EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg35556.html but when I tried the listed options the resulting HTML file still had the screwed up characters. Sigh, it seems every time I overcome one problem another pops up. Yaron On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:59 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 19:45 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, Could you be a little more specific please? Do the references show up in the *.dvi version of your text? I have used the oolatex function from time to time and I know TeX4ht is capable of dealing with references. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 19:45 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, Could you be a little more specific please? Do the references show up in the *.dvi version of your text? I have used the oolatex function from time to time and I know TeX4ht is capable of dealing with references. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
I eventually figured out the magical incantation. I export to LaTeX and then run: latex myfile bibtex myfile latex myfile latex myfile htlatex myfile html This works in terms of making the bibliography work but now I have a ligatures problem! All my fi's and such are being turned into funky HTML characters. I found the thread http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx- [EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg35556.html but when I tried the listed options the resulting HTML file still had the screwed up characters. Sigh, it seems every time I overcome one problem another pops up. Yaron On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:59 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 19:45 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, Could you be a little more specific please? Do the references show up in the *.dvi version of your text? I have used the oolatex function from time to time and I know TeX4ht is capable of dealing with references. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 19:45 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: > I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not > do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, Could you be a little more specific please? Do the references show up in the *.dvi version of your text? I have used the oolatex function from time to time and I know TeX4ht is capable of dealing with references. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
I eventually figured out the magical incantation. I export to LaTeX and then run: latex myfile bibtex myfile latex myfile latex myfile htlatex myfile "html" This works in terms of making the bibliography work but now I have a ligatures problem! All my fi's and such are being turned into funky HTML characters. I found the thread http://www.mail-archive.com/lyx- [EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg35556.html but when I tried the listed options the resulting HTML file still had the screwed up characters. Sigh, it seems every time I overcome one problem another pops up. Yaron On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:59 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 19:45 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, Could you be a little more specific please? Do the references show up in the *.dvi version of your text? I have used the oolatex function from time to time and I know TeX4ht is capable of dealing with references. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 08:25 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Try TeX4ht: http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/ Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? Thanks, Yaron On Jan 25, 2006, at 1:04 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 08:25 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Try TeX4ht: http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/ Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 18:03 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? What about htlatex filename with adequate options as specified in the manual? If this does not work, have a closer look at the messages you get. If you need the real expert, ask Eitan Gurari. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, specifically, http://www.tug.org/applications/tex4ht/mn3.html#QQ1-3-5 but I didn't see anything in there about BibTex. On Jan 25, 2006, at 9:47 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 18:03 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? What about htlatex filename with adequate options as specified in the manual? If this does not work, have a closer look at the messages you get. If you need the real expert, ask Eitan Gurari. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron Y. Goland [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? Try to run latex first, then bibtex on the bib file and then htlatex. For a start, this should work. Please have a look into the tex4ht manual, too, as there has to be an option for including bibtex in the htlatex run, but I cannot find it at once. Jürgen.
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 08:25 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Try TeX4ht: http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/ Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? Thanks, Yaron On Jan 25, 2006, at 1:04 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 08:25 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Try TeX4ht: http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/ Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 18:03 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? What about htlatex filename with adequate options as specified in the manual? If this does not work, have a closer look at the messages you get. If you need the real expert, ask Eitan Gurari. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, specifically, http://www.tug.org/applications/tex4ht/mn3.html#QQ1-3-5 but I didn't see anything in there about BibTex. On Jan 25, 2006, at 9:47 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 18:03 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? What about htlatex filename with adequate options as specified in the manual? If this does not work, have a closer look at the messages you get. If you need the real expert, ask Eitan Gurari. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex HTML
Yaron Y. Goland [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? Try to run latex first, then bibtex on the bib file and then htlatex. For a start, this should work. Please have a look into the tex4ht manual, too, as there has to be an option for including bibtex in the htlatex run, but I cannot find it at once. Jürgen.
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 08:25 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: > I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to > generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work > out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is > generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any > hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in > regards to BibTex? Try TeX4ht: http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/ Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? Thanks, Yaron On Jan 25, 2006, at 1:04 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 08:25 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Try TeX4ht: http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/ Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 18:03 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: > I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht > installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same > problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line > should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? What about htlatex filename with adequate options as specified in the manual? If this does not work, have a closer look at the messages you get. If you need the real expert, ask Eitan Gurari. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
I tried htlatex filename and it did translate to HTML but it did not do the right thing with BibTex. I also looked at the options, specifically, http://www.tug.org/applications/tex4ht/mn3.html#QQ1-3-5 but I didn't see anything in there about BibTex. On Jan 25, 2006, at 9:47 AM, Axel Dessecker wrote: Yaron, Am Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2006 18:03 schrieb Yaron Y. Goland: I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? What about htlatex filename with adequate options as specified in the manual? If this does not work, have a closer look at the messages you get. If you need the real expert, ask Eitan Gurari. Axel
Re: Lyx, BibTex & HTML
"Yaron Y. Goland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am running on OS X and last night I used Fink to upgrade my Tex4ht > installation and ran it to do the generation but it had the same > problem. The BibTex references weren't referenced. What command line > should I run to get Tex4ht to do the right thing? Try to run latex first, then bibtex on the bib file and then htlatex. For a start, this should work. Please have a look into the tex4ht manual, too, as there has to be an option for including bibtex in the htlatex run, but I cannot find it at once. Jürgen.
Lyx, BibTex HTML
I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Thanks, Yaron
Lyx, BibTex HTML
I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Thanks, Yaron
Lyx, BibTex & HTML
I suspect I'm pushing my luck but I'm trying to use Lyx and BibTex to generate HTML files. Using the built in HTML generator didn't work out. My citation references show up as [?] and no bibliography is generated (even though everything works fine with export to PDF). Any hints on how I can get HTML generation to do the right thing in regards to BibTex? Thanks, Yaron
