Re: Passing profiling conditions into transformation for DocBook

Hello Jirka,

On 5/14/24 11:47, Jirka Kosek wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm creating very simple DocBook 5.0 customization for XXE (just one 
> additional PDF stylesheet and DocBook schema with additional profiling 
> attributes defined).
> 
> I'm trying to properly configure "Easy profiling" to be used instead of 
> manual editing of effectivity attributes and then specifying profile.* 
> parameters when invoking transformation.
> 
> Configuration in editor works as expected. However I have troubles 
> passing profiling information to transformation.
> 
> When I choose some profile in DocBook -> Conditional Processing -> 
> Select Profile and then invoke document conversion it seems that only 
> one profiling attribute is passed to XSLT -- in my case it was lang 
> attribute passed by using profile.attribute and profile.name XSLT 
> parameters. I would like all profiling attributes to be passed by using 
> profile.lang, profile.condition, etc. parameters.
> 
> It seems that XXE is doing some undocumented magic here or I've missed 
> something. And ideally I need to pass some additional parameters for 
> effectivity attributes added to extended DocBook schema.
> 

First of all, have you selected the DocBook profiling XSLT stylesheets? 
Because by default, it's the non-profiling XSLT stylesheets which are used.

Selecting the DocBook profiling XSLT stylesheets is just a matter of 
using "Options → Customize Configuration → Customize Document Conversion 
Stylesheets" once for all (for all the output formats you are targeting).

See note "Using the profiling stylesheets" in 
https://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/docbook/docbook_menu.html


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