Stream: implementers
Topic: ImplementationGuide.page
Stephen Royce (Sep 20 2017 at 00:26):
Is there any documentation available on how the IG Publisher uses the data in ImpelementationGuide.page?
Stephen Royce (Sep 20 2017 at 00:28):
(The element descriptions in the Details page of the ImplementationGuie resource are a bit thin and enigmatic. 
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Grahame Grieve (Sep 20 2017 at 00:39):
please make a task referencing this thread
Grahame Grieve (Sep 20 2017 at 00:40):
the answer is that the iG publisher doesn't make any use of .page. Whatever is in there is passed through untouched to the user (though it is on my list to check that all the things in .page and under actually exist)
Grahame Grieve (Sep 20 2017 at 00:41):
I don't have any plans at this stage for the .page content to be generated by the IG. Note that @Lloyd McKenzie has a pre-processor that populates this based of some other content (or is it the other way around?)
Grahame Grieve (Sep 20 2017 at 00:41):
what is in .page is key pages, not every page (a decent IG will have 100s (or not 10000s) of pages...
Stephen Royce (Sep 20 2017 at 04:41):
Tracker item #13924 created.
Lloyd McKenzie (Sep 20 2017 at 14:50):
Actually, the IGPublisher does make use of page - it will generate a table of contents and will generate data files allowing the inclusion of section numbers
Lloyd McKenzie (Sep 20 2017 at 14:51):
(Though it will only include and assign numbers to pages that you list.)
Grahame Grieve (Sep 20 2017 at 23:20):
oh yes - forgot you did that
Rodney Collins (Sep 20 2017 at 23:56):
In respect of adding a sub-page for a 'toc', for the 'source' tag with a value of 'toc.html', does one have to make an empty html page or will the IG Publisher create a page called toc.html?
Grahame Grieve (Sep 21 2017 at 00:04):
it should be a fragment that you put in a real page with a jekyll include
Lloyd McKenzie (Sep 21 2017 at 05:43):
The fragment name is toc.xml. You can put it where you like.
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