XML to HTML help

This is just for a hobby, thanks for any suggestions or help.
Digitech makes guitar multi-effects pedals and they have a public user forum for sharing preset files to simulate a variety of guitar sounds. The particular products I am interested in are older discontinued models RPx400, RP300A and RP300, the RPx400 uses a USB computer interface to store and share preset files as XML data, the older RP300 and RP300A models have the same effects and user controls but lack the computer interface. By viewing the contents of the XML preset file from the newer unit, one can manually enter the preset into the older models. So in the interest of helping to share some guitar sounds among the small user community of these older model discontinued effects pedals, I was interested in creating a XML to HTML preset patch viewer for the RPx400 files so that RP300 and RP300A users could try them out. (I am not affiliated with Digitech at all).
An example preset file from the RPx400 is here:
http://www.digitech.com/soundcomm/patches/RPx400/Queen.r4p
Another line of GNX effects pedals has a preset viewer on the web, based on a different file format, but is a good example of how I would like to display the HTML to be more human-readable:
preset viewer example
So, I am a little familiar with perl and would lean towards using that, and I would want to set it up as a web page on my Tiger G3 with Personal Web Sharing which I have running with a DynDNS static alias to my dynamic IP.
Any pointers on how to set this up would be most appreciated.

Glen Doggett wrote:
Yes, exactly how I would like to set it up, since I'd like to share this patch viewer with others on my Personal Web Sharing server. I understand how to write the perl, but the part about setting up the CGI I'm not sure about,
Any Perl script can run as a CGI. Look for the CGI.pm module, which should always be installed. It is pretty simple. You get the Apache environment in the Perl %ENV hash when your script is run. If handling a POST request, the query comes in on standard input. The CGI.pm module can handle all of this very nicely.
like what directory to put the perl script, does it matter?
Yes. it has to go into your CGI-BIN directory, wherever your Apache configuration has that configured to be. Getting the cgi-bin directory straight is the hardest part of writing a CGI in Perl. This is the #1 reason why PHP is so popular. The default configuration for PHP allows PHP scripts to run in any directory. The default for Perl requires them to be in the cgi-bin directory. That's the only difference - the default setting.
Is there a good reference book or on-line on the Mac-version of CGI how to set it up?
Yes, but there are probably a few hundred. For this, there is nothing Mac about it. Just look for Apache CGI in Perl on UNIX. I have an ancient book on my desk titled "CGI Programming on the World Wide Web" circa 1996. It doesn't have CGI.pm and the screenshots are Netscape on MacOS 7. Still, it is just out of date, nothing in it is wrong per se.
It should be a 5-10 line Perl script, depending on how many comments you write.

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Hello
My English ability is very poor. sorry.
I want to extract text and image from pdf file.
so, I try use itext. but.. I can't make what I want .
I searched pdfbox and jpedal.
but I can't get my solution.
Just I want to convert pdf to xml or html(html prefer).
I think pdfviewer is hint.
but I can't get full source(in jpedal)
Plz help.. me.....
Does anybody solve this problem?

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Pdf to xml or html conversion

i want to convert .pdf to xml or html so that i can make entries in the database.
any help>???

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A good list of products can be found at
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Crash on search function for HTML Help file (.chm) when
connected to a Visual C++ application
I use the RH_ShowHelp API command to connect a HTML Help file
(.chm file generated by RoboHelp Word X 5) to my Visual C++
application. My application is able to call up this HTML help file
in context-sensitive mode and everything is working great in the
Contents and Index panels EXCEPT when I click on List Topics (after
I enter a KEYWORD for search) in the Search panel.
I got an error that said “Unhandled exception in
xxxx.exe.(HHCTRL.OCX):0xC00000FD: Stack overflow”
I am able to execute this .chm file by itself and the search
function works well in this case. I am using HHActiveX.dll that is
created on 2/23/04. Is this the correct version?? Any advice what
to do here??

Hi agschin and welcome to the RH forums. The hhactivex.dll
file is not used by the search function so you can rule that our.
Have you tried recompiling and seeing if the problem still happens?
You can also start the Bug Hunter feature in RH - View > Output
View and then select the Bug Hunter button - and see if that throws
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How do I tell the installer to put my html help files in the helpdir symbolic location?

I used the File>>Print function to create an HTML help file for my application and specified in the VI Properties for the app to use <helpdir>:\ApplicationHelp.HTML as the Help Path. This should pop up the help file when a user selects "Help for This VI" from my custom menu. It works from my development directory because I installed the help files into the help directory manually, but I can't figure out how the get the installer to put the files in the correct location on the target system. I tried putting them in [LabVIEW 2010 Help] in the Destination View for the Source Files category, but that didn't work. Anyone know the right way to do this?

kgarrett88 wrote:
Hey MrSmith,
In LabVIEW 2010 SP1, if open the Project and right click My Computer, you can add the help file as a source. After you have added this file, you can then create an installer. Under the Destination header, you can add your desired destination path. After you have done that, you can go to the Source Files header and add the help file to that destination you created.
Hope this helps. Good luck with your application!
~kgarrett
Thank you for the reply! I had already done the steps you suggested, so let me put up some screen shots that should help you understand my issue better. First, I specified the path to the help information on the Documentation screen of the applications Properties:
Next I had added all the help files (DetectorFT.html and all the .png files) to the source in a virtual folder I named Resources.
Next, for the release build I specified the files to be Always Included on the Source Files header.
Next I created a Resource Directory as a destination for the release build.
Then I specified the Resource directory as the destination for the files for the Release build.
After creating the Release build, I created an Installer build and told it on the SOurce Files screen to put the help files into the [LabVIEW 2010 Help] directory.
I had assumed that putting the files in the [LabVIEW 2010 Help] destination would put them into the correct directory when the installer ran. When I ran the installer on the target system, the ran the application I tried to select the "Help for This VI" tab on the menu, but it was grayed out indicating it could not find the file in the proper location. So the question I have is, what IS the proper location for the files to be installed to so the the application will find the Help files when it is looking for them at the <helpdir> Symbolic Path location? Thanks again!
Jim Smith

Can I have a Text Search in HTML Help output?

Hello,
I'm relatively new to Robohelp and while testing the possible output methods I found that there is no internal text search function available for the Microsoft HTML Help (.chm) file.
Does anyone know if it is possible to enable this function?
Thank you
Holli

Hi Holli
Perhaps try creating a brand new window?
Make sure Microsoft HTML Help is your Primary Layout by right-clicking it in the Single Source Layouts recipe box.
Then open the Project Set-up pod and create a new window.
Then in the Single Source Layout recipe, make sure you choose the new window you just created.
Recompile and check.
Cheers... Rick
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Urgent - HTML help merged projects - displaying in the same window

Hi All,
Following some recent windows updates I'm experiencing all sorts of problems. My most urgent problems is as follows:
First off this is all in RH8 and yes I have upgraded to 8.0.2 and project is set to re-build cpd each time.
So I have a merges project as follows:
Parent project
child project 1
chils project 2 etc
when I compile an html help project with TOC, and single source window settings on default if I click on a child project it is diaplyued in a separate window. If I then select a different project in the parent project TOC this is also displayed in a different window but the window still has the caption of the previously opened file.
What I need as the end result is for my HTML help project output to al display in the same window whether I click on a parent project item, or a child project item.
Please can somebody advise mne how to do this as I am VERY close to a deadline and as usual it seems RH8 has let me down again.....
Thanks
Author Care

Hi there
Methinks Colum needs more coffee, because the options he cited have nothing to do with other windows. They have to do with whether the displayed topic synchronizes with the TOC and whether the TOC entry is highlighted.
I'm thinking it has to do with creating a "Global" window. You change the names of the windows so they include Global.
The link below has more:
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