I agree with Shane that it makes sense to abstract the links in some way. A separate resource file could well be helpful. But even if you don't use that, you

Erlend, We have been creating context-sensitive help using RoboHelp. Our process is to add the element in FrameMaker, setting the attributes name =

It's probably a best practice to specify CSH information in a separate file from the topics so you can easily see what CSH links exist and their target topics,

The doc set has a number of hardware replacement guides, one for each product and platform. While the set for each product is similar to the others, they are

... That's exactly what we mean by DITA2Go support. Calling the help app with the ID will work in all the Help outputs we produce: OmniHelp (open source), MS

... What does it mean that SuiteHelp supports it? Does it mean that you for example can call some base url of a SuiteHelp site with the help id as parameter

... That element can go in the of a topic, or the in a map.   ... OK, first we heard of that usage, but DITA2Go now supports it too, in

... I ran the stuff below through DITA OT and found traces of the id and the id in the same files in tmp and no errors, so I guess I the

... I see. So if the format of the help id isn't too strange, I could just use the topic id instead, such as in .

... We ran into this limitation too, in DITA2Go. Our solution was to add a topicalias PI: <?dtall TopicAlias="IDH_something" ?> In more of the DITA spirit, we

You need to use the resourceid element in your topics that you want to be context sensitive. For example,     The

I attended the SuiteHelp webinar today and Adena Frazer mentioned that context sensitive help could be handled using DITA mechanism. I wasn't aware of any such

As of now, the password dialog has stopped appearing and I was able to connect.

Now, that's just confusing. :-) I tried "Required" and it didn't work. I also tried leaving it blank, and that didn't work either.

In the notice that they sent out to me, they indicated that the password was "Required" but it is not! Ron ... -- Ron Wheeler President Artifact Software Inc

That makes three of us.

that is where I got stuck, too! ________________________________ From: juliov27612 To: dita-users@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, April

GoToMeeting is looking for a password.

Very cool John! Thanks for sharing! I read through several of the blog entries on your site and learned some things.

I usually use Java property files http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/Properties.html#load(java.io.Reader)and pass them using the -propertyfile