Dear Hraban, In data martedì 10 giugno 2014 08:23:16, Alexander Wagner ha scritto: > >>> is it possible to order the list of „fulltext“ files, e.g. by filename > >>> or by a subfield? E.g. we have some CDs with all tracks attached, but > >>> if the upload order was wrong, we can’t fix it.>> > >> Does it work if you reorder the 856-lines in your marc? > > > > How can I do that in record editor? > > I'm not sure if you can really move fields in record editor. For a first > try you could just add the fields manually in the proper order and > delete the original ones. > > Ah, I missed one point: there is the notion of "main file" in bibdoc. > (The one displayed on the HD page directly besides the "other files" link.) > > However, you're right, relying on the order of Marc fields is in general > not really advisable as Marc doesn't give any semantics to the ordering. > (Though many system use it.) So if you need to preserve the ordering one > should probably use some numbering field. If ordering of Marc works to > your liking one could then use some "once a day" like job to reorder > fiels on the backend. (A bit hackish though.)
the 8564_ fields order is unfortunately not respected by bibupload when elaborating FFT tags. See: <https://github.com/inveniosoftware/invenio/issues/1606> Additionally, it can be quite cumbersome to use FFT tags to upload documents, which then creates 8564_ tags and then subsequently add to each field a new subfield with the position information. One workaround could be to embed the position in the name of the file, such as prefixing them with e.g. 01- 02- ... 10-. The default behavior of Invenio it to display files (in the /files tab) in alphabetical order. Best regards, Samuele -- Samuele Kaplun Invenio Developer ** <http://invenio-software.org/> INSPIRE Service Manager ** <http://inspirehep.net/>
