Re: [Dspace-tech] two theme modification questions: linking author

2009-10-09 Thread Platt, Alice
Yes! Thank you, that worked, and I was able to make my subject links clickable 
too.

Alice

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From: Keith Gilbertson [mailto:keith.gilbert...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 11:12 AM
To: Platt, Alice
Cc: dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Dspace-tech] two theme modification questions: linking author

On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:17 AM, Platt, Alice a.pl...@snhu.edu wrote:
 Hi Keith,

 Thank you, yes, that does exactly match what I am looking for. Unfortunately, 
 now my link doesn't go anywhere!

In DSpace 1.5, the author browse links have changed to this format:

/browse?value=Artschwager%2C+Richardtype=author

any difference with this modification?


 [a]
[xsl:attribute name=href]
[xsl:value-of
select=concat($context-path,'/browse?value=')/]
[xsl:copy-of select=./]amp;type=author
[/xsl:attribute]
[xsl:value-of select=text()/]
 [/a]


 I used the code in the wiki for the link, shown below (I've changed the html 
 brackets to different brackets for email transmission), but apparently the 
 value-of select has also changed in 1.5. Methinks we need to update the wiki! 
 ;-)

 [a]
[xsl:attribute name=href]
[xsl:value-of
select=concat($context-path,'/browse-author-items?author=')/]
[xsl:copy-of select=./]
[/xsl:attribute]
[xsl:value-of select=text()/]
 [/a]


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Re: [Dspace-tech] two theme modification questions: linking author

2009-10-08 Thread Keith Gilbertson
On Wed, Oct 7, 2009 at 10:17 AM, Platt, Alice a.pl...@snhu.edu wrote:
 Hi Keith,

 Thank you, yes, that does exactly match what I am looking for. Unfortunately, 
 now my link doesn't go anywhere!

In DSpace 1.5, the author browse links have changed to this format:

/browse?value=Artschwager%2C+Richardtype=author

any difference with this modification?


 [a]
[xsl:attribute name=href]
[xsl:value-of
select=concat($context-path,'/browse?value=')/]
[xsl:copy-of select=./]amp;type=author
[/xsl:attribute]
[xsl:value-of select=text()/]
 [/a]


 I used the code in the wiki for the link, shown below (I've changed the html 
 brackets to different brackets for email transmission), but apparently the 
 value-of select has also changed in 1.5. Methinks we need to update the wiki! 
 ;-)

 [a]
        [xsl:attribute name=href]
            [xsl:value-of
                select=concat($context-path,'/browse-author-items?author=')/]
            [xsl:copy-of select=./]
        [/xsl:attribute]
        [xsl:value-of select=text()/]
 [/a]


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Re: [Dspace-tech] two theme modification questions

2009-10-07 Thread Keith Gilbertson
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Platt, Alice a.pl...@snhu.edu wrote:



 I’d like to make the Author and Subject clickable links in the simple item
 view. The instructions on the Manakin HOWTO page of the DSpace wiki says
 that “The XSLT that creates author listings is in
 themes/dri2xhtml/DS-METS-1.0-DIM.xsl”. However, I do not have a file called
 DS-METS-1.0-DIM.xsl. Has this code moved to a different xsl file, and where
 would I find it? I did try looking in “structural.xsl,” but it wasn’t there.


Hi Alice.  In the 1.5 version of Manakin, there is a file called
DIM-Handler.xsl.  The metadata in the simple item view is formatted in
the template that starts with this line:
xsl:template match=dim:dim mode=itemSummaryView-DIM

Does this match what you're looking for?

-- keith

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Re: [Dspace-tech] two theme modification questions

2009-10-07 Thread Keith Gilbertson

 My other question: I’d also like to add some text below the “go” button on
 the Advanced Search page. I’ve added what I want to say to messages.xml, but
 now I’m having trouble finding the code for where the Advanced Search page
 comes from. I figured if I searched in the structural.xsl file for some of
 the other messages.xml text that is present on the Advanced Search page, I
 would find it, but… no luck.


In the 1.5 version of Manakin, the Advanced Search form is built in
the Java code, in the AdvancedSearch.java file of the artifactbrowser
aspect.  If you don't want to touch the Java file, it's still possible
to override this form at the theme level by using a new template in
your theme that starts with this line:

xsl:template match=dri:d...@n='advanced-search']

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Re: [Dspace-tech] two theme modification questions: linking author

2009-10-07 Thread Platt, Alice
Hi Keith,

Thank you, yes, that does exactly match what I am looking for. Unfortunately, 
now my link doesn't go anywhere!

I used the code in the wiki for the link, shown below (I've changed the html 
brackets to different brackets for email transmission), but apparently the 
value-of select has also changed in 1.5. Methinks we need to update the wiki! 
;-)

[a]
[xsl:attribute name=href]
[xsl:value-of
select=concat($context-path,'/browse-author-items?author=')/]
[xsl:copy-of select=./]
[/xsl:attribute]
[xsl:value-of select=text()/]
[/a]

Does anyone know what this link should be for 1.5? I compared the HTML code of 
the link I just created to the link that displays in the Author Browse 
(assuming they would be the same) and they are definitely different, but now 
I'm having trouble figuring out where the code comes from that created the 
browse link. Grrr.

I had also planned to link the Subject... I imagine the links would be very 
similar.

Alice

-Original Message-
From: Keith Gilbertson [mailto:keith.gilbert...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2009 7:53 AM
To: Platt, Alice
Cc: dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Dspace-tech] two theme modification questions

On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Platt, Alice a.pl...@snhu.edu wrote:



 I'd like to make the Author and Subject clickable links in the simple item
 view. The instructions on the Manakin HOWTO page of the DSpace wiki says
 that The XSLT that creates author listings is in
 themes/dri2xhtml/DS-METS-1.0-DIM.xsl. However, I do not have a file called
 DS-METS-1.0-DIM.xsl. Has this code moved to a different xsl file, and where
 would I find it? I did try looking in structural.xsl, but it wasn't there.


Hi Alice.  In the 1.5 version of Manakin, there is a file called
DIM-Handler.xsl.  The metadata in the simple item view is formatted in
the template that starts with this line:
xsl:template match=dim:dim mode=itemSummaryView-DIM

Does this match what you're looking for?

-- keith

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