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XSLT-parameter extension points
You can use theses extension points to pass parameters into existing XSLT steps in both the pre-processing
pipeline and DITA-OT transformation. The parameters generally will be available as global
<xsl:param>
values with XSLT overrides.
Pre-processing
You can use the following extension points to pass parameters to modules in the pre-processing pipeline:
- dita.preprocess.conref.param
- Pass parameters to the
conref
module in the pre-processing pipeline - dita.preprocess.maplink.param
- Pass parameters to the
maplink
module in the pre-processing pipeline - dita.preprocess.mappull.param
- Pass parameters to the
mappull
module in the pre-processing pipeline - dita.preprocess.mapref.param
- Pass parameters to the
mapref
module in the pre-processing pipeline - dita.preprocess.topicpull.param
- Pass parameters to the
topicpull
module in the pre-processing pipeline
Transformations
You can use the following extension points to pass parameters to modules in DITA-OT transformations:
- dita.conductor.eclipse.toc.param
- Pass parameters to the XSLT step that generates the Eclipse Help table of contents (TOC).
- dita.conductor.html.param
- Pass parameters to the HTML and HTML Help transformations.
- dita.conductor.html5.param
- Pass parameters to the HTML5 transformation.
- dita.conductor.html5.toc.param
- Pass parameters to the XSLT step that generates the HTML5 table of contents (TOC).
- dita.conductor.pdf2.param
- Pass parameters to the PDF transformation.
- dita.conductor.xhtml.param
- Pass parameters to the XHTML and Eclipse Help transformations.
- dita.conductor.xhtml.toc.param
- Pass parameters to the XSLT step that generates the XHTML table of contents (TOC).
Example
The following two files represent a complete (albeit simple) plug-in that passes the parameters defined in the insertParameters.xml file to the XHTML transformation process.