P� 22. feb. 2005 kl. 14.40 skrev Ferdinand Soethe:
RG> However, I have remembered another way of doing what you want to do, it
RG> is a new feature and currently undocumented other than at
RG> http://issues.cocoondev.org/browse/FOR-417
Cool. That looks just like the thing I was looking for. Will try to implement an example to understand it better. Would the fragments for site and tabs have the same header as the main files?
From the author of that feature request: Here's a short example of how we have used it:-)
In site.xml:
<site xmlns="http://apache.org/forrest/linkmap/1.0"; href="" label="MyProj" tab="" >
<about label="Home" tab="Home" >
<index href="index.html" label="Index" description="Welcome to divvun.no" />
<changes href="changes.html" label="Changes" description="The projects history" />
<todo href="todo.html" label="Todo" description="The plan for the project" />
</about>
<xi:include href="doc/site-frag.xml#xpointer(/tech/*)" xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude"/>
</site>
In site-frag.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<tech>
<techdoc href="doc/" label="Technical doc" tab="TechDoc">
<index href="intro.html" label="Introduction" />
</techdoc>
<!-- add entries ad lib just as in site.xml -->
</tech>The same for tabs.xml and tabs-frag.xml.
The outer element in both fragment files are required to make the files valid XML files. Hence the reference to the content of that element in the XInclude.
It works like a charm, and having the full power of XInclude makes for a very flexible solution.
Sjur
