Joachim Worringen wrote: > > Thanks. I am using the default XSL to create PDF within XXE, thus it is > related?! > > Anyway, as the "chapter 3, section 1" seems to be not available, I want > to use the section title plus the page number. I set xrefstyle="select: > quotedtitle page", but the page number does not show up. > > O.k., next step is to set the conversion parameters correctly - I do so > for PDF: insert.xref.page.number set to "yes". > > Now, docb.toPS aborts with an error message: "fo:page-nuber citation is > missing required "ref-id" property". What's that?
This means that, given your parametrization and/or given bugs in the DocBook XSL style sheets, the XSL-FOs generated by the XSL style sheet is invalid. Actually, it is the XSL-FO processor (FOP, RenderX XEP, etc), not XMLmind XML Editor, which reports this problem. All the problems you have are related to the DocBook XSL style sheets. They are absolutely not related to our product. You would have exactly the same problems if you use a text editor to edit your document and then, the fop.sh/fop.bat (or xep.sh/xep.bat) command line utility. I'm sorry but we provide no advanced support for the DocBook XSL style sheets (what you want to do is somewhat advanced). I would suggest to carefully read the documentation of the DocBook XSL style sheets (because, to our knowledge, these style sheets are not *that* buggy) and, if this fails, to contact the support mailing list of the DocBook XSL style sheets project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/docbook/). >>> BTW, is there a searchable archive of this list? >> >> * Yes, search it using the "Search" text field+button found at the top >> of any page whose URL starts with "http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/";. >> >> * Browse it using: http://www.xmlmind.com/pipermail/xmleditor-support/ >> >> (This page is generally reached through using this other page: >> http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/mailing_lists.html) > > It seems to be not linked to www.xmlmind.com - is this on purpose? I really don't know.
