On 10/23/2014 03:53 PM, Niels Grundtvig Nielsen wrote:
In case it doesn't survive gMail, the header-right definition is
{{image(images/_wlBlue.png)}}
Niels Grundtvig Nielsen wrote:
Don't think I've run into this before … I'd like to include/reference a small
logo in the header when outputting a .ditamap as .pdf.
the .ditamap is in T:\11_Xenturion\userManual\ug_DITA
the logo is in T:\11_Xenturion\userManual\ug_DITA\images
At some stage, I've managed to set up the parameters as in the screenshot, but
when I create the .pdf I get an error message because XML Mind is looking for
the logo in XMLMind_XML_Editor\bin\images
What do I need to do to point header-right to the correct directory?
{{image(images/_wlBlue.png)}}, that is relative URL
"images/_wlBlue.png", is OK when using the ditac command-line tool
because a command-line tool has a meaningful, usable, current working
directory.
This is not the case with XMLmind XML Editor, at least on Windows.
On Windows, XMLmind XML Editor has no meaningful, usable, current
working directory. Windows sets the current working directory of XXE to
something like "C:\Program Files\XMLMind_XML_Editor\bin".
Therefore with XMLmind XML Editor, you cannot use a relative URL like
"images/_wlBlue.png". Instead, you must use an absolute URL. For example:
{{image(file:/T:/11_Xenturion/userManual/ug_DITA/images/_wlBlue.png)}}
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Reference:
http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/_distrib/doc/manual/webhelp/pageHeaderFooter.html#pageHeaderFooter
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