Daniel,
Hmm, that's upsetting.
On Feb 8, 2008 1:44 AM, Daniel Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greg,
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately it didn't work. I think the
xlink:href is the whole attribute name, which is why the OOo-to-TEI XSLT
filter had the attribute character before
I double-checked to make sure
that the namespace in the XSLT was the same as in the source document,
and it was.
Daniel Owens wrote:
Greg,
I checked the xsl:stylesheet element and found that the xlink
namespace was already declared in the XSLT as:
Greg,
I checked the xsl:stylesheet element and found that the xlink
namespace was already declared in the XSLT as: xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink". Not sure what to do next.
Daniel
xsl:stylesheet
office:version="1.0" version="1.0"
The OpenOffice OSIS export filter is well on its way to being usable,
but I am trying to figure out how to render images. I have the
following code:
xsl:template match="draw:image"
figure
xsl:attribute name="src"
xsl:choose
xsl:when test="@xlink:href"
Daniel wrote:
The OpenOffice OSIS export filter is well on its way to being usable, but I
I haven't been paying attention, but is this going to enable one to
create a document using OOo, and then export it to OSIS, from within
OOo?
xan
jonathon
Greg,
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately it didn't work. I think the
xlink:href is the whole attribute name, which is why the OOo-to-TEI
XSLT filter had the attribute character before xlink.
Any other ideas?
Daniel
Greg Hellings wrote:
Daniel,
I'm not 100% sure on this, but XSL
Yes, that's correct. The idea
is to create the document using styles from a template which correspond
to OSIS elements.
Daniel
jonathon wrote:
Daniel wrote:
The OpenOffice OSIS export filter is well on its way to being usable, but I
I haven't been paying attention,
