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Looks like all of the docs in the xml/www were tagged with the user knowledge base tags. Only pages that describe how to use the IDE should be tagged AUDIENCE="NBUSER". Moreover, only docs that have actual useful content should be added to the KBs, both user and developer. General index pages and empty pages shouldn't be added. I would suggest removing the AUDIENCE and TYPE tags from all of the docs except the XML FAQ or User Views for new features (not existing ones). The User Views should be tagged with AUDIENCE="NBDEVELOPER".
It influences <http://www.netbeans.org/kb/advanced.html>. XML is biggest content contributor :-). I'll have to improve scripting framework. I can deliver it in 3 weeks (I'm away meanwhile).
In the meantime is it ok if I remove the AUDIENCE="NBUSER" meta tag for all of these so they don't appear on the kb/advanced?
It's OK. You have to modity styles/page2html.xsl script. ANn then regenerate all pages cd xml/www; ant; echo "Done!"... You can try, if you fail let me know to perform it.
I just did a search and replace for now. Leaving open because the tags still need to be fixed.
Removed global defaults in page2html.xsl script.
The AUDIENCE tag contains NBUSERS instead of NBUSER, so the FAQ isn't showing up under the Knowledge Base.
Regenerated.
XML Known Issues page is tagged as an XML FAQ.
It was intention. Users' questions relates to known errors very often.
Yes, but the FAQ pages section is only for FAQ pages. IF the two are connected I would suggest linking from the XML FAQ page to the XML known issues page.
no longer using this kb system