Hi Mika,
you can change this by defining a sort-option in the dspace.cfg.
If no sort option is defined the default behavior is descending, which
is fine for text values. For date you most probably set it to ascending.
hope that helps
Claudia
Mika Stenberg schrieb:
When I browse the items by
Hi All,
By default - Issue Date, Title Author(s) fields get listed for
browsing of title, date, subject or author in Dspace 1.4.2. I wish to
replace Author(s) field with another metadata field in the display list?
I checked the JSP files under browse directory but unable to find
Hi,
Take a look at the dspace.cfg file. There is an entry
webui.itemlist.columns
that you can use to specify which metadata fields you want displayed in
the list.
Note that you will also need entries in your messages.properties file(s)
for the column headings - they start 'itemlist.'
Tks,
I found it in org/dspace/content/DCDate.java
/**
* The month names
*/
private final static String[] MONTHNAMES = { January, February,
March, April, May, June, July, August, September,
October, November, December };
2008/9/25 François Parmentier
Your sites down, so I can't view your example.
Sorry, bad timing with a hardware upgrade. Back now. :-)
http://scholarworks.calstate.edu/scholarworks_xmlui/handle/123456789/5
As you can see, Dorthea's template renders this element as it should -- or at
least without the duplicate
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 9:10 AM, Walker, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just think your messages.xml labels are different
Sorry, I was unclear before. I mean the actual keys, rather than just the
labels, are different -- maybe because this is a pre-1.5 messages.xml ? That
probably
Actually, after looking at this further, I understand something more
about the section below. The context in which this template is being
executed is the dim section of a mets document, you cannot reference
the below xpath in that location and have it evaluate properly, this
is why that
Jose,
Also, for future trouble-shooting reference, you can use a web-
browser to verify that the artifact Maven is complaining about is
there, e.g...
From the error, you can get the repositories it is attempting to
download the artifact from...
http://maven.dspace.org/snapshot
and
You need to look into the central maven repo for this one as its a
published release...
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.dspace/dspace-api-lang/1.5.0.0
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/dspace/dspace-api-lang/1.5.0.0/
Version ranges should not pick up snapshot versions like 1.5.0.1-
Not a maven/dspace expert here, but my 2c: This is the error you'll
get if maven has no connectivity to any repos, as well, so if you're
behind a proxy, you might want to uncomment and edit the proxies
section in ~/.m2/settings.xml.
-k.
Quoting Blanco, Jose [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm
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