docbook-apps

Hi Lwam,

> We found out that "Name" of the refnamediv can not be influenced by parameters or
> something else!
>
> Is it true that "Name" is generated by Pearl?

If you mean by the Perl programming language, the answer is no. Perl is not involved
in DocBook XSL processing at all.

> And is it true, that it is not possible to suppress "Name"?

Again, the answer is no. If you process your document with the stylesheet param
refentry.generate.name="0" then you get no "Name" label in the output.

Here is a snippet of HTML output when refentry.generate.name="1":



And here it is when refentry.generate.name="0".



You can see that the second example does not have

Name

.

The same applies for FO output.

Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
bobs@sagehill.net

Hi Bob!
I do not know why,but today the problem is solved.
Does it play a role if you render your pdf directly on the server? The
guy who rendered xml to pdf rendered with oxygen.

Regards, Lwam

Am 22.12.2010 17:47, schrieb Bob Stayton:
> Hi Lwam,
>
>> We found out that "Name" of the refnamediv can not be influenced by
>> parameters or something else!
>>
>> Is it true that "Name" is generated by Pearl?
>
> If you mean by the Perl programming language, the answer is no. Perl is
> not involved in DocBook XSL processing at all.
>
>> And is it true, that it is not possible to suppress "Name"?
>
> Again, the answer is no. If you process your document with the
> stylesheet param refentry.generate.name="0" then you get no "Name" label
> in the output.
>
> Here is a snippet of HTML output when refentry.generate.name="1":
>
>
>
> And here it is when refentry.generate.name="0".
>
>
>
> You can see that the second example does not have

Name

.
>
> The same applies for FO output.
>
> Bob Stayton
> Sagehill Enterprises
> bobs@sagehill.net


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Gruß Lwam Berhane



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