- From: Yan FITTERER <y.fitterer@RAM.AC.UK>
- Date: Wed, 1 Dec 1999 19:04:33 -0000
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Hi all, I'm compiling a rather large document with the help of Amaya, using the Make Book feature. Because of the number of documents and the general structure of the document, I was hoping to use a three level directory structure: --dir 1 - |-file1a (subdocument file 1b) |-file1b (subdocument file 2a1, 2a2, etc...) |-... | +--dir 2a- | |-file2a1 (subdocument 3a1, 3a2, ...) | |-file2a2 (subdocument 3b1, 3b2, ...) | |-.. | | | +--dir 3a- | | |-file3a1 | | |-file3a2 | | |-... | | | +--dir 3b- | |-file3b1 | |-file3b2 | |-... | +--... The problem apears in files at level 2 - which don't include files at level 3. After "making book", the links in files at level 2 show a bogus path (href attribute), that looks like /dir2/dir2/dir3/file. I have had cases where it does: /dir2/dir2/dir2/dir2/file Having now tried switching things around, I found linking files on two levels work, but as soon as you add a 3rd level, problem appears. Is this a known bug? Can somebody else reproduce it? Many thanks for reading so far! Bye Yan ----------------- Yan Fitterer, | Sys admin, | Royal Academy of Music | | E-mail : y.fitterer@ram.ac.uk | Phone (work) (+44) 171 873 7365 | Fax (work) (+44) 171 873 7364 | | Phone (home) (+44) 181 830 3035 |
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