Re: [doc-book-users] Bug: WebApp Error: Parser::parse_file(): file 'content/books/xhtml/docbookeasy/en/undefined.xhtml' does not exist.

[Dashamir H. <das...@gm...>]

Hi Cyril,

It is clearly a bug. You can expect many other things like this, since
docbookeasy 1.0 is
just an initial release, not a stable one (maybe the release number
should have been 0.1).

If you are kind of a developer and don't mind to get hands dirty in
the code, I can give you
any hint and you can try to fix it yourself. Otherwise I will try to
fix it when I have time and
I will let you know when it is done.

Regards,
Dashamir

On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 2:45 AM, Cyril DANGERVILLE
<cyr...@gm...> wrote:
> Hello,
> I just installed docbookeasy 1.0. This application seems great overall.
> However, I am facing a couple of bugs that I'd like some help with:
>
> 1) When doing searches:
> Say I am searching "subversion" in the Docbookeasy docbook (just an
> example, the result is the same with search in general). I get "5
> nodes found", that's OK. But if I click on any of the results, say
> "General Overview" - the link reads
> "javascript:display('docbookeasy','docbookeasy/managing_content/','en')"
> in case this helps - I get this error message:
>
> ---
> WebApp Error: Parser::parse_file(): file
> 'content/books/xhtml/docbookeasy/en/undefined.xhtml' does not exist.
> ---
>
> (Note: the title says "{up_title} -->  {this_title} ".)
> Something wrong with the node path?
>
> 2) Just for testing if I would get the same error, I tried to go to
> the node by entering the URL manually as told in the documentation:
> "xref.php?mode/book_id/sect_id/lng". In my example, this gives
> "xref.php?view/docbookeasy/managing_content/en" (correct me if I'm
> wrong). This time, I get this more meaningful error message:
>
> ---
> WebApp Error: Parser::parse_file(): file
> 'content/books/xhtml/docbookeasy/en/warning: failed to load external
> entity "xslt/edit/get_node_path.xsl" cannot parse
> xslt/edit/get_node_path.xsl .xhtml' does not exist.
> ---
>
> I could notice there is no such file as "xslt/edit/get_node_path.xsl"
> indeed. (I noticed this file exists in the former docbookwiki version.
> Has it been replaced with another xsl?)
>
> How to fix it?
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Regards,
> --Cyril
>
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