Windchill System Administrator's Guide

Deleting an Existing Topic
All other aspects of existing topics can be customized. You can also add links to
external files, as well as CSS references, other DHTML and JavaScript, forms,
frames, and images, just as you would in any other HTML page.
Note: Although you can reference topics outside the WebHelp directory, you
cannot add such external topics to a WebHelp system's table of contents or fulltext
search.
To delete an existing help topic, simply delete the HTML file from the appropriate
directory. You should also delete references (within other topics) to that topic. To
do so, use Windows Explorer or a search utility to search the online help HTML
files for references to the deleted file. For example, if you deleted the file
ObjectOview.html, you would search for and delete references similar to the
following:
About Objects
For information about deleting the TOC entry and search results that correspond
to a deleted HTML file, see the next section, Customizing Navigation Pane
Content.
Customizing Navigation Pane Content
DHTML Table of Contents
Overview
This section describes how to add, edit, and delete text and links in a WebHelp
table of contents (TOC). It also describes how to edit and delete full-text search
results and links (currently, WebHelp does not support the addition of new search
results and links). This section does not describe how to change a tab's name,
color, or other aspects related to appearance.
The DHTML navigation pane uses files located in the whxdata directory to define
the table of contents. The whxdata/whtoc.xml file lists one or more XML resource
files needed to build the table of contents. The whxdata/whtdata##.xml files
contain the table of contents references, where ## in the filename is a number
starting with 0.
The XML structure to build the table of contents in the whxdata/whtdata##.xml
files is as follows:
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