Kolbjørn Stuestøl (Freitag, 29. Mai 2009, 21:41):
> > and in your HTML directory you have
> > html/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png
>
> Only a pointer to "xml/no/images" (the hint when holding the mouse
> pointer over the short cut: "../../xml/no/images").
My fault. I skipped this step in my description.
You are right, html/no/images is a link to ../../xml/en/images. But it
makes no difference - at least, it should not make a difference...
> The xml/no/images is a catalog containing the normal image folders
> /dialogs, filters, glossary etc. but the image names are pointers.
Yes, that's ok.
> In this catalog the
> xml/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png points (hint:
> "../../../../images/no/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png") to the
> "real" image:
> (root) images/no/options-logo-3d-outline.png.
Can you open the image file clicking on the link
xml/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png?
> Opening the html files in the web browser (tried Firefox, Opera and
> MSIE 8) shows no images at all (neither "no" nor "C").
Is it possible that Cygwin doesn't handle links correctly?
What happens when you replace e.g.
'script-fu-3d-outline-logo-alpha.html'
with
'images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png'
in the browser's URL bar?
Can you open the image file clicking on the link
html/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png?
Do you have a "readlink" command (package: core-utils)?
If yes, what is the output of following commands:
$ readlink html/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png
$ readlink -e html/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png
> Does this means that the html has to select between them? In case:
> how? Oh, perhaps a style sheet not read by my computer/program?
No, the selection is made by the build process:
$ make [-f Makefile.GNU] xml/no/images
*** Copying images (no) ... 1482 (no: 478)
I've just tried it, and it worked for me. Chapter "16.2. 3D-omriss"
contains some language-independent images and the localized screenshot
of the filter's dialog window.
I get, however, many xslt warnings:
No localization exists for "no" or "". Using default "nn".
I think we should try to replace "no" with "nn" to get rid of them:
- replace "no" in configure and Makefiles,
- move/rename "no" directories to "nn" ,
- anything else?
Bye,
Ulf
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