Stefan Klatt wrote:
>
> Current problem: Trying to configure the GenericTableSupport, the menu
> remains inactive all the time (even if rows/Cols are selected)
>
> I simply modified the example from the Documentation:
>
>
>
> <property name="hygf.simpleTableEdit.tableSpecification">
>
> table=stable
>
> row=str
>
> cell=std KommentarZelle StatusZelle
>
> rowspan=rowspan
>
> columnspan=colspan
>
> </property>
>
>
>
> <command name="hygf.simpleTableEdit">
>
> <class>com.xmlmind.xmledit.cmd.table.GenericTableEdit</class>
>
> </command>
>
>
>
> <menu label="_HyGF">
>
> <menu label="C_olumn">
>
> <item label="_Insert Before"
>
> command="hygf.simpleTableEdit" parameter="insertColumnBefore"/>
>
> <item label="I_nsert After"
>
> command="hygf.simpleTableEdit" parameter="insertColumnAfter"/>
>
> ???????????..
>
This looks OK.
However if your schema makes use of namespaces, <property
name="hygf.simpleTableEdit.tableSpecification"> is incorrect.
It should like like:
---
<property name="hygf.simpleTableEdit.tableSpecification">
table={my_namespace_URI}stable
row={my_namespace_URI}str
cell={my_namespace_URI}std {my_namespace_URI}KommentarZelle
{my_namespace_URI}StatusZelle
rowspan=rowspan
columnspan=colspan
</property>
---
See .
>
> I also tried to insert an (neccessary?) @extension statement into the
> css (according to the DITA example). The problem remains!
>
>
>
> @extension "com.xmlmind.xmledit.cmd.table.GenericTableEdit
> hygf.simpleTableEdit.tableSpecification";
>
Please remove the @extension line. It's incorrect because
GenericTableEdit is not a CSS stylesheet extension. GenericTableEdit is
a command.
>
> stable {
>
> display: table;
>
> border: 1 solid black;
>
> padding: 2;
>
> border-spacing: 2;
>
> background-color: silver;
>
> }
>
> str {
>
> display: table-row;
>
> }
>
Do not forget to declare some elements with display:table-cell
>
>
> Another phaenomenon: When I modify the structure oft he menu by
> inserting an *icon-attribute*, XXE reports an invalid attribute.
Make sure that the URL of the icon is correct and that it points to an
existing 16x16 image file.
>
>
> Surely, I did something wrong?
>
>
>
Probably, yes. Do not hesitate to send us your prototype configuration
(all configuration files + a sample document packaged in a .zip or
.tar.gz archive). If you do this, we should be able to return you a
working (prototype) configuration.
