Re: [xep-support] maximum number of internal links in one document?

Hello Diane,

There is no restriction on the maximum number of links in XEP. This
message means that link is pointing to a nonexistent ID. Try to
generate stand-alone XSL-FO document using your XSLT engine and when
render this document with XEP. If you'll see the same kind of messages
please check whatever those IDs are present in the XSL-FO. If they are
not - then something goes wrong on the XSLT step and this problem has
nothing to do with XEP itself. If those IDs are present and still XEP
complains about unresolved destinations - please archive this XSL-FO
file and send it directly to support@renderx.com (please keep sample
as short as possible).

As for the 'span' warning: according to XSL-FO specification 'span'
attribute allowed only on fo:block elements that are direct children
of fo:flow. XEP respects this restriction and ignores this attribute
on all nested blocks.

Best regards,
Alexander Peshkov mailto:peshkov@renderx.com
RenderX

DL> Hello,

DL> I am using a trial version of XEP in order to evaluate if it can
DL> fulfill my needs (up to now, I was using FOP but I was not satisfied
DL> with the result).

DL> I have a book of about 600 pages. This is a reference manual containing
DL> a lot of internal links (around 4000). When I use XEP, I get several
DL> messages of the following type:
  
DL> [warning] unresolved internal destination: 'XXXX'
  
DL> Indeed, when I open the resulting PDF, several links are no
DL> longer resolved (they are resolved when I use FOP or when I
DL> use xsltproc to generate the HTML output).

DL> I have no such warnings when I use XEP with smaller documents
DL> (around 200 pages, up to 250 internal links)
 
DL> Is there a maximum number of internal links inside one document?

DL> Also, with all my documents, I receive the following warning messages:

DL> [warning] 'span' attribute on block ignored because the element is not
DL> a direct child of a flow

DL> I have no idea of the cause, and I don't know how it may affect the
DL> result.

DL> Thanks for your help,

DL> Diane Larin
DL> INRO

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Received on Tue Dec 21 10:00:30 2004