Chris Ochs wrote: > > Well from a practical perspective, and maybe from just not knowing what I > don't know.. I can see a use for html forms in docbook. We are using > docbook for all of our documentation, and we need form elements in the html > output. I'm guessing from your statement that there is a more correct way > to obtain that result?
Not really. > The other method I found that works is some xsl code > that sticks arbitrary bits of html into the output using processing > instructions. We write most of our documentation in DocBook and a small part, which is website specific, directly in XHTML. After that, we use an XMLQuery script to merge both parts and to generate HTML. The XMLQuery script is also used to decorate the pages and to add navigation menus. See http://www.xmlmind.com/qizxopen.html
