Hi all, I'm fairly new to DITA and oXygen. I have defined a specific set of transformation scenarios for my project that use filters. The scenarios are

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Thanks for the tip, Scott! I've signed up for that. Tiffany, I don't see any harm sharing it here as presumably it's time-limited anyway. The code is: HEATUP.

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I just heard about this offering on udemy.com for G.Ken Holman's class "Practical Transformation Using XSLT and XPath" ..

Followup. I finally solved the root problem. Spent way too much time, but if anyone is interested... I kept breaking up the FO for a single chapter and a

No length limits in the specification. You might want to define limits in your Information Model, however. JoAnn JoAnn T. Hackos, PhD President Comtech

Within an attribute set, can I determine if I'm in a chapter or appendix? I tried @class without success.

Semi-relevant fun facts: Browsers are inconsistent on character length of URLs. IE is somewhere around 2083 in the URL and double that when following a link.

I think some of the problems may be due to Ant's behaviour as a build tool. When the output file is newer than the input file, it will not run the XSLT. I am

Our biggest concern right now is one of the engineering groups is developing a script for their team that will take registers and generate DITA topics out of

I'd be inclined to stay under 255 characters. As was noted, these become part of URIs, and I would wager that at least some HTML viewers (i.e. browsers) spit

There isn't one other than what makes sense to you. Considering that the addressing is built on the uri with the ID, I would opt for short but meaningful. HTH,

Wayne, I don't see anything at http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-id/ or http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_attributes.asp that talks about maximum length of the string.

Thanks Eliot! Somehow I doubt we'll encounter the 64K character limit. ;)  Wayne Thanks Eliot! Somehow I doubt we'll encounter the 64K character limit. ;)

... XML (and thus DITA) imposes no absolute length limit on attribute values. However, values greater than 64K characters will probably break a lot of

Another workaround would be to add a resource-only topicref to the image you're dependent on (making sure the format matches the filetype) into your map. The

Thanks a lot!

Hi Christophe, ... So the DITA OT just takes the footer content and injects it in all XHTML topic files, that's all it does. It does not copy the logo it

I have the header file in my standard windows document directory in the folder "OxygenXMLAuthor". The image is indeed in the same folder on the same level of