Hi,
Yermo Lamers wrote:
(I originally posted this questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED] but there
isn't much activity over there.)
you might prefer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I would like to do is write an ooWriter document and "tag" sections
of it with unique codes that would be included in an HTML export and then
referenced from a web app to produce a kind of easy to manage context
sensitive help system.
this is about the same what the application help of OOo does right now.
The source files are XML, the Help Viewer converts them on the fly to
HTML to display them.
It seems like this would be something that has already been done, but I
did quite a bit of searching and haven't found anything.
I figure I could modify the XSLT export to HTML examples to include these
codes as <a name="FOOBAR"> tags. I could then write a little indexing
script that would map which HTML documentation file contains which code.
From there it's simple to do a lookup from the webapp, load the right help
page and jump down to the code.
have a look into your {installed OOo}/help directory. Inspect the files.
Uwe
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