As I understand it, "org.example.d4p.html2extensions" is an "example" for people to use to extend the system with their own plugin. It doesn't actually do

Hi Radu, That's a nice workaround! Unfortunately, our editor doesn't support Subject Scheme Maps. =( I've also got a few more use cases for attribute

Eliot, I'm also getting this error when using dita4publishers-0.9.19_OT17RC09 with DITA-OT1.7.4 (and previous 1.7 versions) and reported about it (ticket 66).

But the HTML2 transformation type should not be undefined. Cheers, E. ... -- Eliot Kimber Senior Solutions Architect, RSI Content Solutions "Bringing Strategy,

Those are default parameters available in the DITA OT. On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 4:23 AM, Kowaluk Pawel-WMX473 < ... -- steve.anderson at gmail.com

You can run the integration in lax mode, that will ignore the undefined extension points: ant -f integrator.xml lax J

I'm also getting that same error using dita4publishers-toolkit-plugins-0.9.19RC09.zip with 1.7.3. Integration failed: Plug-in org.example.d4p.html2extensions

Thank you, Steven! Using a single quote to escape was the one thing I didn't think of. Leigh

... Here is a terrible answer: The best practice is one that makes sense for the scope of your project and your data. The cookbook example may be excellent and

Hello-- I'm trying my first specialization. I am trying to specialize @props following Eliot's instructions in DITA for Practitioners Vol. 1 and in

There is a separate 1.7 version of the D4P package: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dita4publishers/files/release-candidate/dita

Hi All, According to the d4p-users-guide.epub I unzipped dita4publishers-toolkit-plugins-0.9.19RC09.zip to [DIT-OT]/plugins directory. Here is integration

... This was a good idea, but it did not work. Also, asking our writers to remember to passs this argument every time they need troff output is not good

Thanks for the answers so far - I agree with most comments and I am glad we're sticking with the recipe book example - it really fits my actual problem space.

I just posted an odd one that has been plaguing me for a while. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15836495/stylesheets-not-recognizing-empty-chapter It's

Unfortunately, I haven't seen many new problems posted on StackOverflow since your request. Languishing at 145 points...

XPath 2.0 allows you to escape the single quote with a second single quote (so you have four single quotes in your contains):

I would probably put the ingredients into the if keeping things inside a task topic. I might use or to hold a brief description

You could put the quote in a variable " ... From:

This is a basic XPath question, but it pertains to the QA plugin, so maybe I can squeeze it in here. I am trying to search for occurrences of single quotes in