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July 21, 2015
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Adding context sensitivity to a WebHelp project

  • July 21, 2015
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Technical info:

RoboHelp 11 patch level 11.0.4.291

Windows 7 OS

I'm a bit new to context sensitivity in WebHelp. I have a reasonably large WebHelp project so I'm adding CS to it. I asked the developers to create topic IDs for the various interface pages however I'm not sure how to use what I received from them.

I was expecting something in the format:

(Web interface page) Setup... (Map ID) XYZ, (Map Number) 1234

What I'm seeing is in the format:

(Web interface page) Setup...  (URL) http://example.example.com/blah/settings.cfm?blah=1&blahh=1   (help index) 12345678

Can RoboHelp use this format and if so how? I had a look at Peter Grainge's site (thanks Peter) but I got the impression that I should be seeing either a URL or context ID (any misinterpretation of that is entirely mine).

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Peter Grainge
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July 22, 2015

Have you also looked at Willam van Weelden's site. He has more detailed information.

http://wvanweelden.eu


See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips

@petergrainge

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Inspiring
August 4, 2015

Shouldn't you create the map file in RH and then give that to the Dev to use to call your help project?  Otherwise you'll have to create the map file by hand in RH.

Jeff_Coatsworth
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August 4, 2015

Ah ok... so he'll have to input the Dev's information into the map file in RH, in order for it to work, right?


Yes, but even if you do the other way (you generate a table of mapids & give it to them), they’ll have to perform some action to import your settings to make them work in the software. So there’s some effort needed either way you do it.