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#569 xsl: acronym is not printed

packaging problem
closed-fixed
Norman Walsh
XSL (1066)
5
2004-10-25
2004-10-16
Sigurd Nes
No

the content of <acronym></acronym> is not printed when
using xsl

Discussion

  • Norman Walsh

    Norman Walsh - 2004-10-22

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    Are you sure your document is valid? I can't reproduce this
    problem, please attach a (small) test case.

     

  • Norman Walsh

    Norman Walsh - 2004-10-22
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  • Sigurd Nes

    Sigurd Nes - 2004-10-22

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    Here is a test case.

     

  • Sigurd Nes

    Sigurd Nes - 2004-10-22

    test case

     
    glossary.xml

  • Sigurd Nes

    Sigurd Nes - 2004-10-23

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    I use the command:
    xmlto html glossary.xml

     

  • Michael(tm) Smith

    Michael(tm) Smith - 2004-10-25

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    Sigurd,

    To have acronyms show up in glossary, you must set the
    glossentry.show.acronym parameter to 'yes'. The way to
    do that with xmlto is to create a separate file (called
    "custom.xsl" or whatever), and then run xmlto like this:

    xmlto -m custom.xsl html glossary.xml

    The contents of the custom.xsl file should be:

    <xsl:stylesheet
    xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
    version='1.0'>
    <xsl:import
    href="http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/html/chunk.xsl"/>
    <xsl:param name="glossentry.show.acronym">yes</xsl:param>
    </xsl:stylesheet>

     

  • Michael(tm) Smith

    Michael(tm) Smith - 2004-10-25
    • status: open --> closed-fixed
     

  • Sigurd Nes

    Sigurd Nes - 2004-10-25

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    Thanks - that was it.

     
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