Re: [documancer] Using Documancer for HTML books on CD

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Hi,

Kevin Ollivier wrote:
> In regards to the ".book" format, I just thought of a simpler
> solution that meets my needs. =3D) Just update the book loading code
> to try and guess the content format (i.e. if it has extension .html
> or .htm, it's probably HTML. =3D) and load the file. It will also
> check for a fulltext index, and if it exists, automatically turn on
> indexing.

It can't -- the index is managed by Documancer, so there's no such=20
thing as already existing index (how would it determine its=20
location?).

VS

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