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I have a German book file in FM-2019 that should be converted to Responsive HTML output and we used special markers (CSHook_Help) to split the topics and the result should be HTML files named in English using the CSHook_Help markers, like the samples below:
CSHSection_InterfaceOverview
CSHTitle_WorkstationVariations
CSHTitle_MonitorConfigurations
CSHTitle_IconExplanations
CSH1_CaseStatusIcons
etc...
I did a test and everything is perfect when I export the German book file using FM-12. So, the HTML files are named in English and the content are in German.
However, if I open the same German book file in FM-2019 and export it to responsive HTML, the result will be HTML files named in German (instead of English). So, it seems FM-2019 is ignoring the CSHook_Help markers and naming the HTML files in German.
Do you know how to fix it in FM-2019? -- Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Best regards,
- Paulo Moreno
Excel Translations, Inc.
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Did you try recycling the .sts file from FM12 in FM2019? There's probably something missing in your FM2019 publish settings around the use of that topic name marker.
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Hi Jeff,
We have the instructions to create the .STS file documented in a MS Word document and we followed the same steps to create the .STS file on FM-12 and FM-2019.
I've looked under Topic Name Settings and marked sure Split Topics Using Maker: is checked and CSHelp_Hook is entered in the field.
I believe this will force the use of that topic marker as the html filename. Also, it prevents the English hook names from being translated. -- Am I correct?
Thanks,
Paulo Moreno
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My understanding (based on an old Adobe Tech Comm blog post) was that you could control what the filename looked like based on the text entered into the marker (like in their example of Filename|Title), but I could be wrong - I don't use the FM Publish route myself.