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Dec 11, 2015 6:54 AM UTC
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Merging different HTML5 projects

Hello everybody,

I'm working on different help procjects which should be published on one server space. Because in multiscreen layout each project generates similar output - for example the grafics for buttons  and so on - I've tried to copy all single outputs in one folder hirarchy. Therfor all the files in the project (topics and grafics) have an idividual name.  So far so good.

When I now merge the output folders, in the folders for the different screen layouts there is the file index.htm. The name of the start page, entered in the dialog box "multiscreen-html5-settings" doesn't effect that name.

So my problem is, that everytime I call one of the starting pages, the last copied help project is opened. I've tried to find out on which way this file is accessed... probably by a java script.

Has anyone an idea how to fix that problem?

Thanks for your answers,

Stefan

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Dec 11, 2015 11:55 AM UTC

RoboHelp HTML does the separation in the file "screendata.js". Each multiscreen layout has a link in this document. Changing the file name index.htm in this file has the expected effect.

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stefane32444646AuthorCorrect answer
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Dec 11, 2015 11:55 AM UTC

RoboHelp HTML does the separation in the file "screendata.js". Each multiscreen layout has a link in this document. Changing the file name index.htm in this file has the expected effect.

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