Missing Map IDs

I have developed JavaHelp in RoboHelp Office X3. I have
defined map ids in a separate file. The file is imported to my
project and everything looks cool in RoboHelp. When I generate my
JavaHelp, some of the map IDs are lost. Has anyone had this issue?
Does anyone have a fix or know of a resolution?

Hi Mary.
You can see the topics with no mapid by running one of RH's
reports. The Mapid report lists the mapids and the topic they are
assigned to. The Topic Properties report can also be used with the
mapid option on to show topics with their mapid.
As far as why the topic with no mapid is in the webhelp, is
the file you are looking at the latest version? I'd ensure you have
the "Republish All" option set and try again.

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Missing Map IDs in RoboHelp 7 HTML

Hi -
We produced Webhelp for various projects using RH 7.0. We
have a help file with 460 topics and we painstakingly make sure
that as we add topics, we add a map ID, so everything is in sync.
However, yesterday we found looked in the project and found that
one of our older topics has no map ID attached to it (If you go to
Topic Properties>Advanced, it says “No Map
ID…”). But, in the whchsdata.htm file, the topic does
have a map ID.
I have two questions: First, is there an easy way to pinpoint
which topic has a missing map ID, when you discover the number of
map IDs is out of sync with the number of topics? Also, why would a
map ID be missing in the project but be OK in the Webhelp as
described above?

Hi Mary.
You can see the topics with no mapid by running one of RH's
reports. The Mapid report lists the mapids and the topic they are
assigned to. The Topic Properties report can also be used with the
mapid option on to show topics with their mapid.
As far as why the topic with no mapid is in the webhelp, is
the file you are looking at the latest version? I'd ensure you have
the "Republish All" option set and try again.

Map IDs Missing

I created Map IDs for my system and sent it off to the
developers. I haven't gone into that particulary file in a few
weeks and when I did today, all of my Map IDs were gone. Has anyone
heard of RH X5 stripping Map IDs?

Hi Mary.
You can see the topics with no mapid by running one of RH's
reports. The Mapid report lists the mapids and the topic they are
assigned to. The Topic Properties report can also be used with the
mapid option on to show topics with their mapid.
As far as why the topic with no mapid is in the webhelp, is
the file you are looking at the latest version? I'd ensure you have
the "Republish All" option set and try again.

Imported a .h map file, no Map IDs show

Background: RoboHelp 10 project, linked to a FrameMaker 11 book, HTML Help output. No errors or missing resources on update of Fm book.
After linking the project to a Fm book with TopicAlias markers selected for CSH, I imported a .h map file used by the developers and did a Force Update All. The imported map file shows up under the Map Files node in the Project Set-up pod. But when I double-click it, nothing displays in the Map IDs panel on the left side of the Edit Map IDs dialog box.
I thought 1) specifying TopicAlias markers for CSH during link setup, and 2) importing the developers' .h file would map the IDs to the topics.
Am I doing something wrong in the linking or .h import steps? I really don't want to have to manually edit the topic IDs in BSSCDefault.h--there are hundreds of them.

Umm, if you’re using the markers from your FM files to set the mapping, why are you getting something from the developers? In your workflow I would expect you to be sending them your .h file, not the other way round ;>)

Using Map Files / Map IDs

Heya,
RH9, merged webhelp
I'm trying to set up Map IDs for a quasi-context sensitive help feature, and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. I've read through the RH9 help which links to the Grainge website and a couple more links, but I'm still not sure what to do.
First, the background:
We auto-generate a set of release notes for new features and fixes. This is done using a script that pulls the relevant information out of Dovetail (basically where all our support and development cases are stored). So basically our release list shows the case number, the area of the software, and a brief summary of the fix/feature. The release notes are script-generated as an .html file that we can link to in help.
The issue is that they want me to alter the release notes so that the case number serves as a hyperlink to the relevant topic in help. So, for example, if we had a new feature for widget making, case number 12345, the release notes entry for this would have a hyperlink that would take the user to the 'Widget Making' help topic.
My thinking is that I can use the case numbers as Map IDs, ie assign Map ID '12345' to the 'Widget Making' topic, and then create a generic link in the release notes that can 'insert' the relevant case number when the user goes to find that associated help topic.
Potential Issue:
We use a merged help system, but we do not need to merge map files. Our help system consists of one mostly-empty parent project (title page, about page, etc.), a project that contains the majority of our topics, a project that contains database information for technical users, and a few other odd projects. All of the linked topics are going to be in the same main child help project. Because of this, the map file/IDs are going to be a single set in a single project, but not the parent project.
Does this only affect the pathway for the basic link (e.g. "webhelp/mergedProjects/child1.htm" instead of "webhelp/start.htm"?), or are there other considerations? For example, the merged help map ID topics I've seen talk about using number ranges to denote the different projects, but since we've only the one, do we really need to do that? To me, it seems like we should be able to use a relatively straight-forward single-project type link, with the only difference being that the the link goes to a child project folder and not the main webhelp folder.
So far in testing, the link doesn't work, so I'm wondering if either the URL is not as straight-forward as I hoped, or I'm missing something else due to the nature of how our webhelp is set up. Because it's a child, do we still need to 'merge' map files even if we don't need one for the parent? (ie we create an empty parent map file, merge it with the child, and link to the parent?)
Thanks for any tips/advice!

Hi,
When you use CSH in a merged project, the master project will automatically check all child projects when the context sensitive id cannot be found in the master project. Peter’s method includes merging the map files but I don’t think that is necessary. We have several merged projects that work perfectly without merging the map files. But Peter is the authority on merged help
It is important to first get the terminology straight. In WebHelp there are Map ID’s and Map numbers. The Map ID (or topic id) is an alphanumeric string that can be anything from one character to a hundred or more characters. Then there are the Map numbers. Map numbers are a number between 1 and 4.294.967.295.
The terminology is important because what RoboHelp calls a Map ID may be referred to as a map number. Reading the article on Peter’s site I get the impression that what is called a Map ID on Peter’s site is actually the Map number in RoboHelp. (Please correct me if I’m wrong Peter.) The Map ID in RoboHelp is the Topic ID on Peter’s site. See step 8 of the article, it describes how to create a test page using the default RoboHelp JavaScript API. But that test page actually uses the map numbers as the default JS API does not support topic id’s, only map numbers.
Your map file tells the following:
‘12345’ is the Map ID or topic ID.
‘1’ is the Map number. The Map ID referred to on Peter’s site if I’m not mistaken.
Calling the Map number 12345 will not work if you use the default method because you are looking for the wrong number. Try the following:
Say that your master project is placed on http://localhost/newproject.htm. Open a new browser window and add the following URL in the browser where you replace the url with the url your project is placed:
http://localhost/newproject.htm#<str=12345
Does this get the desired result? Also try the test page but use ‘1’ instead of ‘12345’. Does this also get the correct page?
You (or your developers) may also be interested in my WebHelp CSH dissection: http://www.wvanweelden.eu/robohelp/webhelp/csh Note that this article is aimed at developers and does not provide any direct answers, but it will help you understand the different settings in RoboHelp.
Hope this doesn’t confuse you and I hope my assumptions about your intended action are correct.
Greet,
Willam

How Do RoboHelp 9 WebHelp Generated Files Handle Map IDs and Aliases?

The text below was written by our team's developer/architect. I am the help author who uses RoboHelp to write content and generate the help files, but I am clueless how it all gets generated and is deployed. Please help. We use RoboHelp 9. I use it in Windows XP and our app and help run on IE 7, 9, and Firefox (multiple versions).
"Our application uses the numeric identifiers associated with the Map ID. For example, to get to the <appname>_home_page.htm file, we use the number 1053. <appname> = pecs, in this example.
All of this is used in a call to a RoboHelp method defined in the RoboHelp_CSH.js file. The mehtod we are calling is the RH_ShowHelp() JavaScript method and the code to perform the call, when you click on Page Help, is this:
RH_ShowHelp(0, ''/pecsHelp/index.htm>pecsHelp',HH_HELP_CONTEXT,topic);
Topic is translated to the Map ID number for the page help. HH_HELP_CONTEXT is defined in the RoboHelp_CSH.js file. This method translates into a URL and from what I have seen, the URL that gets generated is this:
http://{server}[:port]/pecsHelp/index.htm/{server}[:port]/pecsHelp/index.htm#<id=1053>>pecsHelp
Server and port get replaced with the appropriate values. I have no clue how id=1053 is supposed to get translated to mean "pecs_home_page.htm". If you check the PECS_help.h file, you will see the following entry:
#define PECS_Home_Page1 1053
Then in the RoboHelp alias file (PECS 3.0.ali), the following line is in the file:
<alias name="PECS_Home_Page1" link="pecs_home_page.htm"> </alias>
But both of these files are used during the WebHelp generation process and I don't know how the WebHelp generated files handle the Map ID and aliases."

You need to assign the numbers you find in the pecs_help.h file to topics in your help. You do this in Context Sensitive Help > Map Files > All Map IDs. (From RH7, but I assume the location is similar in RH9.) This creates the entries in the .ali file.
Peter Grainge suggests a couple of sites to read for a greater understanding here:
http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/calling_webhelp/using_map_ids.htm
(Although the second site is based on RH X5, the basic concepts and procedures should be very similar. )
HTH,
Amber

Why are Map IDs landing in Project Map File, not All Maps, and with a .h extension

I am using the Tech Comm Ste 2, Adobe Robohelp 8.0.2.2 in Windows XP. I assign map IDs manually instead of using automap. I open the Edit Map IDs window. In the right column, under "Topic," I select the topic I want to map. I then click the icon below to open the Context-sensitive Properties for Help Topic window. I select the topic title, without the .htm, and copy it. Then, from the left column, I click the Map File dropdown list and select the HH file to which I want to map the help topic. I then click the icon at the bottom to open the Create/Edit Map ID window. In the first field, I paste the topic ID, and in the second field I enter the map ID I want to assign. Then I click OK.
Usually this places the topic in the correct HH file, highlighted in yellow until I select the topic from the list and then click Assign. For some reason, RH is not adding my topic to the HH file; instead it is adding it to the Project Map file. When I click OK, I get a blank window and the Assign button is disabled. My topic shows up in the Project Map File. The topic displays with the HH files and a .h extension has been added to it.
I can't delete these topics from the Project Map file. I can't assign them map IDs. And this seems to happen randomly. SOMETIMES I can map my topics, but I never know when I can do it and when one of them is going to land in the Project Map file.
Can anyone help?

Personally I've never had or heard of this issue. The fact that this appears to be random suggests that the MapFile dropdown may not be displaying the correct map file when you add or assign the mapid. Also check to ensure your project's source files are not located on a network drive as this can cause issues. If this continues perhaps you could give us an image of what you are seeing.
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Colum McAndrew

What are the advantages of using Map IDs?

Hi:
I am trying to find out the advantages for using map ids as
opposed to just using the file names for the topics, but I couldn't
find this information in the RH7 Help or the forums. Can you please
list the advantages and disadvantages.
Also, I am describing how I wish to implement the context
sensitive help feature for my application and you can tell me which
approach is better. We make an application that is packaged within
a Java IDE. We want to launch context sensitive help topics from
the wizards and cheat sheets. Now, this context sensitive help can
be either be installed on the local machine or network (file://
protocol) or available on our portal (https:// protocol). We do
have the infrastructure in place to let the user decide whether
he/she wants to access the local help topic or the one over the
internet. Will map ids work for both the scenarios?
Thanks,
K

It sounds like your application call needs to call an online
version of the help first and if this is not available to point to
a local copy. Is that right? If so, how this happens is entirely in
the hands of your developers. I know it can be done, just sketchy
on the actual procedure.
As far as the CSH in the help is concerned, you can use
mapids for both versions of the help if you want. If using webhelp
you'd do well to check out
this
link on Peter Grainge's site.

Map ID not appearing in "Edit Map IDs" dialog box

I have RH HTML 8. I am adding new topics and assigning map IDs to those topics via the Edit Map IDs dialog box.
All of my map IDs appear in the BSSCdefault.h file as well as the project's .hm file. I even manually added the topic string to the project's ali file. However, it is not appearing in the Edit Map IDs dialog box. If it's not appear there, where does this dialog box get the map strings and map IDs from?
No FARP685 string:

Peter,
I think your discussion of this problem could explain the situation and propose a workaround more simply than it does.
Based on your article, I assumed that Robo displays only the built in Word list styles such as List and List Continue (since those were the only styles showing up in the style mapping dialog and since your example shows matching a Robo style named List Mapping to a Word built in style named List). I assumed I would have to match my Bullet style to a style named List in Word, and match the indented bullet style to List 2, and so on. The actual situation is that Robo, for some godforsaken reason that only idiots would understand, will not show a Word style if any numbering (bullets or numbers) is applied to it. That is, one does not have to avoid a class of styles called “List styles”, one only has to avoid applying numbering to the styles until later.
Thus the workaround is to create the word styles (with names that match the Robo styles!) that contain every attribute you need EXCEPT the numbering. That is, I can link Bullet to Bullet and Number to Number and Indented Number to Indented Number, and so on and on, as long as I have all the Word styles in the template with their numbering set to None.
Then after I generate the document, I can modify the styles to add the appropriate numbering, and voila!
Currently scrolling the doc & modifying styles. Might be a glimpse of daylight.
John
From: Peter Grainge [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 8:47 AM
To: John Dawson
Subject: Word styles not appearing in Print Document Appearance dialog
Re: Word styles not appearing in Print Document Appearance dialog
created by Peter Grainge<http://forums.adobe.com/people/Peter+Grainge> in RoboHelp - View the full discussion<http://forums.adobe.com/message/3969382#3969382

How do I update linked FM files without losing TOC entries or Map IDs?

Hi,
I'm using RH 10 with linked FM 11 files to create a WebHelp project and this is what happens when I do an update or force update of a linked file in the RH project:
After the update, the topic that contains updated content gets deleted from project TOC in RH.
After the update, any Map IDs assigned to the topic that contains the updated content are deleted.
Can someone please advise how to update a linked file without losing TOC entries or Map IDs?
Thanks a bunch!
Gabe

HI Gabe,
You will want to link the TOC from FM in your conversion settings, and set the map id's via TopicAlias markers in FM.
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Has anyone seen changing map ids corrupting an HTML project?

I am working in RoboHelp8, and generating .chm help files to be attached to my company's software application. I built a map id file from numbers the programmer gave me. His calls have been able to use my generated files, but the "HH_HELP_CONTEXT called without a [MAP] section error message shows up when using context-sensitive help links.
What I've done so far:
I took a project from my backup server to replace the project that keeps giving me the map id error message (attached) when I hook it to the application.
1. I made some minor text changes to the file and generated, hooked it to the application, it ran ok.
2. I backed up the entire RH project.
3. I opened the project again in RH, and tried to make some necessary changes to the map ids. This seems to be the problem area, because after making the changes and regenerating, the error message reappears. Plus, when I reattach the generation from step 1, the one
without the map id changes, it fails too.
It appears to me that changing map ids within RoboHelp does something to corrupt my project. I have noticed that behavior is strange when I
attempt changing map ids. The destinations disappear unexpectedly, map ids say Unassign when there is no destination, etc. I have tried
deleting all 20 of them and mapping them again, with no different result.
Do you know anyone who has experienced this?
Better yet, do you know an expert in the San Francisco Bay area who I can consult with?
The application my organization is developing is supposed to be put on CD today, so this is a huge problem, impacting the whole team. Any
ideas you may have would be welcome. - Caroltypesetting

See if this thread helps.
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URGENT: How to create Map IDs

I am using RH7, have inherited a help project in which all topics have been assigned map IDs. I have created several new topics (at the root level) and do not know how to create map IDs for the new topics. I need step-by-step help on how to create IDs without disrupting the current IDs.

Thanks William. I'm all set now.
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 2009 08:47:58 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: URGENT: How to create Map IDs
Hi,
Start by reading the article on Peter's site: http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/calling_webhelp/using_map_ids.htm
If you have any questions after that, just post back. You'll be able to make your question more specific.
Greet,
Willam
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Descriptor exception for "missing mapping for field"

I am using TopLink 9.0.3, oracle database 9, JVM 1.4.
I got one DescirptorException that states that the descriptor misses mapping for one database field.
However I have such field mapped through workbench.
The is the exception.
-----------------exception-----------------------
LOCAL EXCEPTION STACK:
EXCEPTION [TOPLINK-45] (TopLink - 9.0.3 (Build 423)): oracle.toplink.exceptions.DescriptorException
EXCEPTION DESCRIPTION: Missing mapping for field [DatabaseField(DEVICEDB.DEVICEID)].
DESCRIPTOR: Descriptor(ContactDB --> [DatabaseTable(DEVICEDB)])
at oracle.toplink.exceptions.DescriptorException.missingMappingForField(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.internal.descriptors.ObjectBuilder.extractValueFromObjectForField(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.internal.descriptors.ObjectBuilder.extractValueFromObjectForField(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.mappings.OneToManyMapping.extractForeignKeyFromReferenceObject(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.mappings.OneToManyMapping.executeBatchQuery(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.mappings.OneToManyMapping.extractResultFromBatchQuery(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.internal.indirection.NoIndirectionPolicy.valueFromBatchQuery(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.mappings.ForeignReferenceMapping.batchedValueFromRow(Unknown Source)
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at oracle.toplink.mappings.DatabaseMapping.readFromRowIntoObject(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.internal.descriptors.ObjectBuilder.buildAttributesIntoObject(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.internal.descriptors.ObjectBuilder.buildObject(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.internal.descriptors.ObjectBuilder.buildObjectsInto(Unknown Source)
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at oracle.toplink.queryframework.ReadAllQuery.execute(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.queryframework.DatabaseQuery.execute(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.queryframework.ReadQuery.execute(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.publicinterface.Session.internalExecuteQuery(Unknown Source)
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at oracle.toplink.indirection.IndirectList.buildDelegate(Unknown Source)
at oracle.toplink.indirection.IndirectList.getDelegate(Unknown Source)
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The is my mapping file for DeviceDB and ContactDB. The ContactDB is a subclass of the DeviceDB.
Clearly from the mapping below, the DeviceDB has a mapping for the database filed DeviceID.
The ContactDB is a subclass of DeviceDB. Therefore the ContactDB also should have a mapping for
database field deviceID
----------------------- partial mapping file for DeviceDB----------
public Descriptor buildDeviceDBDescriptor() {
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     descriptor.getInheritancePolicy().addClassIndicator(ContentDB.class, "f");
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---------------------------partial mapping for ContactDB --------------
public Descriptor buildContactDBDescriptor() {
     Descriptor descriptor = new Descriptor();
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     descriptor.getInheritancePolicy().setParentClass(com.access.sync.framework.systemObj.DeviceDB.class);
Any help is really appreciated.
jason

Your 1-1 mapping must not be read-only.
deviceMapping.readOnly();Read-only means the mapping will not write the field, and should only be used when another mapping does write the field.

Missing mapping for field error

Here is the set up:
Person extends Party using InheritanceType.JOINED
Household extends Party_Relationship using InheritanceType.JOINED
Household has a Set of Persons mapped One to Many unidirectional
When I use PrimaryKeyJoinColumn on the Person and/or Household to rename the column say to PERSON_POID instead of PARTY_POID and when adding Persons to the Household Set the following error occurs:
oracle.toplink.essentials.exceptions.DescriptorException
Exception Description: Missing mapping for field [PERSON.PARTY_POID].
Descriptor: RelationalDescriptor(com.dhsnet.cms.domain.Person --> [DatabaseTable(PARTY), DatabaseTable(PERSON)])
What am I missing? If I do not use the PrimaryKeyJoinColumn mapping this error does not occur. I am stumped! Any help is greatly appreciated.
Here are the mappings:
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@Inheritance(strategy=InheritanceType.JOINED)
@DiscriminatorColumn(name = "PARTY_TYPE")
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@Entity
@DiscriminatorValue("PERSON")
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public class Person extends Party{
@Entity
@Table(name="PARTY_RELATIONSHIP")
@TableGenerator(name="party_relationship", table="generator", pkColumnName="table_name",
valueColumnName="key_value", pkColumnValue="party_relationship", allocationSize=1)
@Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.JOINED)
@DiscriminatorColumn(name = "PARTY_RELATIONSHIP_TYPE", discriminatorType=DiscriminatorType.STRING)
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@DiscriminatorValue(value="HOUSEHOLD")
@PrimaryKeyJoinColumn(name="HOUSEHOLD_POID")
public class Household extends PartyRelationship {
On the Household Object:
@OneToMany
@JoinTable(joinColumns = @JoinColumn(name="HOUSEHOLD_POID"),
inverseJoinColumns = @JoinColumn(name="PERSON_POID"))
protected Set<Person> getMembers() {
return members;
}

This looks to be the same/related issue that has already been entered. See
https://glassfish.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1586
The alternative like you mentioned, is to not use a PrimaryKeyJoinColumn to rename the column in the joined inheritance case.
Cheers,
Guy

Creating Map IDs using HTM File Name

Is it possible to create Map IDs using the File name of the HTM, instead of its Topic Title?

While Generating Map IDs, we get an ID along with a Map # for each HTM in the CSH.
For Example, I have a HTM in my CSH with the following Details:
Topic Title - Access Masks
File Name - admpr00001.htm
Now when I create a Map ID for this page. I can customise the Map ID by setting any/all of the three options: - 'Prefix Map IDs with', 'Make Uppercase' and 'Start Numbering with'. But the Map ID is generated only based on the Topic Title.
Like - ebACCESS_MASKS 1000 where, eb is the set prefix.
Is it possible for me to create a MAP ID using the File Name. In this case, as ebadmpr00001 1000?
Hope I am clear .

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