Trying to install the offline documentation

Hello, Ive been having an issue combining the offline documentation files. Ive been doing this as an attempt to create one printable IN ORDER pdf file. After downloading the installer and selecting the documentation box i have successfully installed the editor file on my computer. Its contents holds a DocCombiner.exe file which my computer fails to even recognize upon opening it. I need help thank you.

 

That program is probably meant to be run from a CMD prompt, and I doubt it does what you think. There is no documentation on it, I would bet it's the tool they use to create what you already have. Someone wrote a tool awhile ago to make the manual thumb-through-able. Some javascript and CSS edits that let you hit the arrow keys on your keyboard, and if you must use the mouse, they moved the right arrow next to the back arrow, so you can widen your window without having the button super far away. Probably buried in this forum somewhere...

It may have gone into Core.js and looked something like this:
but only worked on firefox without Rasmus's input...

just guessing.

Spoiler: Script

Code (JavaScript):

1. /****************************************
2.   ==== 8. USER ADDED FUNCTIONS
3. ****************************************/ // Allow arrow keys to navigate
4.   $(document).keypress( function(e) {
5.     switch(e.keyCode)
6.     {
7.       case 37:
8.      $(".prev")[0].firstElementChild.click();
9.       break;
10.       case 38: //up
11.           var listElem = $("div[class='breadcrumbs clear']")[0].firstElementChild;
12.           if( listElem.children.length >= 2)
13.           {
14.               listElem.children[listElem.children.length-2].firstElementChild.click();
15.          }
16.       break;
17.      case 39:
18.      $(".next")[0].firstElementChild.click();
19.      }
20.       } );

 

haha, nice reply (to Mike) Rasmus. I personally don't care for accreditation (I remember you asked me). Just keep it to "felting" I guess. Didn't know there was a community extensions area, I may take a more active role there (I'll find it if it's not buried in git forking).

If I were to push for anything, it's that darn right-arrow hugging the right side, nobody I've talked to hasn't found that annoying. It should hug the right of the left-arrow.

Anyway, that was off topic, just glad to see you're still there!