atw: Re: deep linking into a roboinfo document
- From: Steven Parkes <steven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 15:36:41 +1100
Mike,
Many many thanks. Your approach worked like a charm.
Steve
On 26/01/2006, at 2:17 AM, Mike Hamilton wrote:
Try creating a link that is structured like [path/start file name
of start page.htm]#[path/name of specific file I want open on the
right frame].
For example if my RoboInfo project is named MikesDocument and the
specific file I want to open on the right side is foo.htm (located
in the root directory of the project) then it would look something
like:
http://www.name_of_my_site.com/doc_folder/MikesDocument.htm#foo.htm.
Hopefully this helps, or at least gets you on the proper track to a
solution.There should be more information in the RoboInfo online
help system if you search on CSH.
Mike Hamilton
V.P. Product Management
MadCap Software
(and RoboInfo product manager from 1998 to 2005)
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From: austechwriter-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Steven Parkes
Sent: Tue 1/24/2006 6:28 PM
To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: atw: deep linking into a roboinfo document
Hi,
If anyone knows about RoboInfo, could you please tell me if/how to
deep-link into a published document. Eg how to create a link on a
web page that takes me directly to a specific topic within a roboinfo
document.
Problem is roboinfo publishes online using frames. If I link to the
frameset I get the intro page every time; if I link to the topic I
get just that topic (not the surrounding frames).
I'd have thought this ability was a fundamental requirement for any
online publication (without it bang goes context-sensitivity). So
perplexed why I can't find anything online on how to do it. Several
unanswered questions on the macromedia forums so maybe it's not
possible. In which case my evaluation of this tool has reached a
negative conclusion and time to go look for something that works.
tia
Steve
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On 26/01/2006, at 2:17 AM, Mike Hamilton wrote:
For example if my RoboInfo project is named MikesDocument and the specific file I want to open on the right side is foo.htm (located in the root directory of the project) then it would look something like:
http://www.name_of_my_site.com/doc_folder/MikesDocument.htm#foo.htm.
Hopefully this helps, or at least gets you on the proper track to a solution.There should be more information in the RoboInfo online help system if you search on CSH.
Mike Hamilton V.P. Product Management MadCap Software (and RoboInfo product manager from 1998 to 2005)
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From: austechwriter-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Steven Parkes Sent: Tue 1/24/2006 6:28 PM To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: atw: deep linking into a roboinfo document
Hi,
If anyone knows about RoboInfo, could you please tell me if/how to deep-link into a published document. Eg how to create a link on a web page that takes me directly to a specific topic within a roboinfo document.
Problem is roboinfo publishes online using frames. If I link to the frameset I get the intro page every time; if I link to the topic I get just that topic (not the surrounding frames).
I'd have thought this ability was a fundamental requirement for any online publication (without it bang goes context-sensitivity). So perplexed why I can't find anything online on how to do it. Several unanswered questions on the macromedia forums so maybe it's not possible. In which case my evaluation of this tool has reached a negative conclusion and time to go look for something that works.
tia
Steve
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