It possible to update content that is part of a cluster.
It is necessary to reupload content through the same source(s) as previously used. If this requirement is not respected, Fluid Topics generates duplicates of the content.
Since Fluid Topics automatically updates the content, it is not necessary to delete the previously uploaded version of the document.
Example
To change the values for the Feature
topic of the Time Machine v1.0 - Technical Datasheet
DITA map from Novice
and Expert
to Novice
, Intermediate
, and Expert
, update the map as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE bookmap PUBLIC "-//OASIS//DTD DITA BookMap//EN" "bookmap.dtd">
<bookmap xml:lang="en-US" linking="none">
<booktitle>
<mainbooktitle>Time Machine v1.0 - Technical Datasheet</mainbooktitle>
</booktitle>
<bookmeta>
<othermeta name="ft:clusterId" content="Foo">
</bookmeta>
<chapter>
<topicref href="features.dita" otherprops="novice, intermediate, expert"/>
<topicref href="dimensions.dita" otherprops="novice, expert"/>
</chapter>
</bookmap>
The new values defined in the otherprops
element are added to the appropriate topic. The ft:clusterId
metadata key is still present with the same value as it had before. One new DITAVAL file, Intermediate.ditaval
, is created.
The next step is to compress the DITA map, DITA topic files, and the DITAVAL files into a new ZIP archive, and then upload the ZIP archive to Fluid Topics.
Once uploaded, three variants of the Time Machine v1.0 - Technical Datasheet
are now available instead of two.