Heather,
Since Jason wasn't very verbose in his response :) I thought I'd elaborate.
Drupal is a good choice for this kind of activity. It has a number of features
that come ready or nearly ready to do what you're looking to do. With two
thousand modules, you're also likely to get other needed
Hi Heather,
I recently got handed a filemaker pro database with relational content in
it - this added some excitement because this is beyond the scope of your
average csv import Using node import with drupal allowed me to assign
the fields that were relational and do a sweet import with dublin
We are thrilled to announce the release of an NCIP test bed that works
with the XC NCIP 2 Toolkit (NCIP protocol 2.x). The test bed is an
installed XC NCIP Toolkit that connects to a training ILS and supports a
subset of NCIP services. We envision growing the test bed over time.
Please note
Very nice, thanks.
I wonder the rationale behind searching both valid and cancelled LCCNs.
This has caused me trouble in the past in similar systems, because a
cancelled LCCN seems in some cases to duplicate a different valid LCCN,
so you search on an LCCN, and get, in this case, both the
I would think most users would expect a unique hit, yeah, the
expectation is generally that a link like that is an 'identifier'
representing a single record. That's even kind of implied by the word
permalink to me, my assumption is that a permalink is a link to a
particular record, rather
Apologies for cross posting.
The Library of Congress is pleased to announce an expansion of its LCCN
Permalink Service for the Library's name and subject authority records. These
persistent URLs are based on the Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN). As
with bibliographic records, LCCN
