Am 2014-02-12 um 13:28 schrieb Alexander Wagner <[email protected]>:
>>> my search results normally use BibFormat’s Default_HTML_brief template, but >>> WebSearch insists to use it’s own hardcoded format for the first page, >>> „Latest Entries“. >>> - How can I disable „Latest entries“? >>> - How can I force WebSearch to use a BibFormat template? >> Sorry, I meant „Latest Additions“, and the format is „hb“ of course. > I think for disabeling it > > ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_INSTANT_BROWSE -- the number of records to display > ## under 'Latest Additions' in the web collection pages. > CFG_WEBSEARCH_INSTANT_BROWSE = 10 > is your fiend, setting it to 0. Thank you, I’ll try that as a last resort. > For display it uses hb, but if you change hb it might be that you need a > forced webcoll as webcoll is building up those pages and they are static. Of course I run webcoll - a lot. > I do not understand exactly what you refer to with websearch to use a > format. Sorry, it’s BibFormat that sometimes uses a hardcoded format (aarrrgh, can’t find it again). I was confused by websearch/lib/search_engine.py, where there are some other output formats hardcoded. Using INSPECT, I finally found out (what I should have suspected), that WebSearch never used my custom templates (websearch_templates_uca.py), but always its default. I expected _uca to work like in WebStyle. > Check out > /admin/bibformat/bibformatadmin.py/output_formats_manage > You can then select the format like HB and define rules when to use > which template. Criteria are some marc field and it's contents. > Probably, you use collections for that but you can use any field that > uses normalized content. Thank you, I do the same using the files, otherwise my changes get lost all the time if I install changes. Greetlings, Hraban --- http://www.fiee.net https://www.cacert.org (I'm an assurer)
