Does anybody know offhand where the labels on checkboxes (e.g.
remove and selected in English) are actually set? I've trawled
through messages.xml, structural.xsl, and a bunch of Java and I just
can't find them.
I'm sure I'll feel stupid when I'm told where to look...
Dorothea
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Dorothea Salo
I thought so at first! But no, I don't see the actual text remove or
selected or anything of the sort anywhere nearby.
(For context, I'm trying to get rid of those two labels specifically
because they gunk up the display for no real usability benefit.)
Dorothea
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 9:07 AM,
Dorothea,
Could it be in the lines in structural.xsl that look like this?
input type=checkbox value={concat(@n,'_',$position)}
name={concat(@n,'_selected')}/
Jason Fowler, CA, MSLS
Archives and Special Collections Librarian
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Vice President, ALABI
I see 'remove' in the XML itself, in a DRI label node. So it's not going to
be in either the XSLT or messages.xml. Must be hard-coded in the Java
somewhere -- I draw the line at searching through Java code. ;-)
I wonder, though, if you might be able to just nix it with CSS? I would
suspect,
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As I start my second cup of coffee, Dorthea, I realize you might add something
like this to your theme XSLT as well:
xsl:template match=dri:label priority=1 mode=nested
xsl:if test=text() != 'remove' and text() != 'selected'
xsl:copy-of select=./node()/
/xsl:if
/xsl:template
Or in some way
Dorothea,
Dave is right...the label is unfortunately set in Java, as it's the type
of checkbox. This is on of the places where XMLUI is not really being
very nice about what it hardcodes in Java and adds to the DRI.
That being said, I *believe* DSpace XMLUI actually disables the display
of
Thanks, Tim -- downside of building one's themes from scratch.
Thanks to all the others who offered suggestions as well; much appreciated!
Dorothea
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 10:54 AM, Tim Donohue tdono...@duraspace.org wrote:
Dorothea,
Dave is right...the label is unfortunately set in Java, as
In a DSpace instance where we have some secure collections that are only
viewable by certain epersongroups, we are not getting the correct message when
a User clicks on an item they do *not* have access to. Instead of getting the
authorize.jsp screen, we are getting the internal.jsp screen
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