>From what you say, it looks as though I've upset things by renaming a directory and not just a file. (and yes, I have been told before that the mistakes I manage to make are so creative I ought to be a software tester)
The directory T:/structuredFM is now called T:/structured, and when I select the line referring to T:/structuredFM/fo_custom.xsl the [Remove] option is greyed out. (btw, congratulations on the XML Editor component! I'm truly impressed by the way it autocloses tags based on the structure) On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 4:37 PM, Hussein Shafie <[email protected]> wrote: > On 05/09/2014 10:13 AM, Niels Grundtvig Nielsen wrote: > >> Because I'm using XXE on more and more documents, I changed the name of >> a directory to match the new content. Processing a .ditamap now fails – >> logically enough – because the path to the custom .xsl is no longer >> valid … but the Customise Document Conversion Stylesheets doesn't let me >> delete the reference to the non-existent stylesheet. What's the >> work-around? >> >> > I'm not sure to see where is the problem (because XXE v5.9 lets me delete > the reference to a non-existent custom stylesheet). > > Let's suppose you used "Customize Document Conversion Stylesheets" to > specify a custom stylesheet called "/home/ngn/docsA/my_foA.xsl". This > stylesheet is used to generate PDF. > > Now this custom stylesheet has been renamed to > "/home/ngn/docsB/my_foB.xsl". > > 1) Open your DITA map. > > 2) Select menu item "Options|Customize Configuration|Customize Document > Conversion Stylesheets". > > 3) Select "Convert to PDF, PostScript". You'll still see the --now > missing-- "/home/ngn/docsA/my_foA.xsl". (If you don't see it. Use the "" > combobox to select it.) > > 4) Click "Remove". > > 5) Click "Add" and choose "/home/ngn/docsB/my_foB.xsl". > > 6) Click OK. > > You can now convert your DITA map to PDF. > > > > > > >
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