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April 22, 2009
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New CPD File - 100s of broken links

  • April 22, 2009
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I'm using RoboHelp 8 and my CPD file keeps getting bigger and bigger (~16,000KB). If I delete it and open the .xpj file, the CPD is smaller (~1,800KB), but 100s of links are broken.

I tried selecting the Options > General > Clear project cache (.cpd) before opening any project setting, but the same thing happens.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Debbie

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    dsarig작성자
    Inspiring
    April 22, 2009

    I justed wanted to add that by broken links I meant that in the Project Manager under the "Broken Link" folder, there are 100s of .html files that need to be restored.

    RoboColum_n_
    Legend
    April 22, 2009

    Deleting the CPD file should not on its own create broken links. Were you doing any moving / renaming / deleting of files beforehand?


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    dsarig작성자
    Inspiring
    April 22, 2009

    Another thing to check is that the path to these HTM files is relative (e.g. foldername\topic.htm) rather than absolute (e.g. C:\foldername\topic.htm). Are the broken links, links to other topics in the same project - in which case they will be realtive if you have added them correctly - or to other HTM files external to the project (e.g in another CHM). In this later case, it is good practice to use relative paths to ensure the link works no matter where the help file is placed.


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    I removed the .xpj file as well as the .cpd file and then opened the

    project via the .hhp file and now there are no broken links.

    This worked both on the network and on the local directory.

    Thanks,

    Debbie

    From: Colum McAndrew <forums@adobe.com>

    To: Debbie Sarig <debbie_sarig@magicsoftware.com>

    Date: 04/22/2009 12:53 PM

    Subject: Re: New CPD File - 100s of broken links

    Another thing to check is that the path to these HTM files is relative

    (e.g. foldername\topic.htm) rather than absolute (e.g. C:\foldername

    \topic.htm). Are the broken links, links to other topics in the same

    project - in which case they will be realtive if you have added them

    correctly - or to other HTM files external to the project (e.g in another

    CHM). In this later case, it is good practice to use relative paths to

    ensure the link works no matter where the help file is placed.

    -


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