Editing EPrints Glossary (section)

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=== Template ===
[[#EPrints repository software|EPrints repository software]] uses templates to apply [[#Branding|branding]] to a [[#Repository|repository]] or individual [[#Archive|archive]].  These templates provide the HTML structure for an archive's web pages and can be found in one of the following directories:
# [[lib/templates/]]
# [[flavours/pub_lib/lang/en/templates/]]
# [[archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/templates/]]
# [[archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/lang/en/templates/]]
However, there are additional directories templates maybe found if you use [[#Site lib|site_lib]] or a [[#Theme|theme]].  The higher the number determines which template will be used if they have the same name.

The main template file is called '''default.xml''', which will be used if not otherwise specified in the XML markup for the [[#Static page|static page]]. Also, other [[#Public facing pages|public facing pages]] such as [[#Simple search|simple]] and [[#Advanced search|advanced]] search, [[#Abstract page|abstract pages]] and [[#Browse view|browse views]] will use the default template.  Since EPrints version 3.4. [[#Management pages|management pages]] will use the '''default_internal.xml''' template.

Bespoke template files can be defined and used (e.g. ''mytemplate.xml'').  For applying to static pages this can be done by setting the <tt><xpage:template></tt>.  For applying to browse views by setting the <tt>template</tt> attribute for the view in [[views.pl]] and for applying to abstract pages setting the <tt>$template</tt> in the parameters returned by <tt>$c->{eprint_render}</tt> in [[eprint_render.pl]].  See [[Branding_with_confidence#Taking_control|Branding with confidence - Taking control]] for more information.

=== Theme ===
If you have multiple [[#Archive|archives]] you want to apply the same [[#Branding|branding]] you may want to create a theme.  Themes can be found at ''[[lib/themes/]]'' and can be used by an archive by modifying the following setting in [[branding.pl]]:
 $c->{theme} = 'THEMEID';
A theme can contain [[#Template|templates]], [[#Phrase|phrases]], [[#Static page|static pages]], JavaScript, CSS, images and icons.  Also, as the theme has its own  directory structure, it is easy to manage under version control and checkout across multiple [[#Repository|repositories]] or even make into an [[#EPM|EPM]].

=== Third class data object ===
These are [[#Data object|data objects]] that are sub-objects of [[#Second class data object|second class data objects]] to exist, which in turn are sub-objects of [[#First class data object|first class data objects]].  The main example of such a data object in [[#EPrints repository software|EPrints repository software]] is a [[#File|file]] data object.
 File --sub-object of--> Document --sub-object of--> EPrint

=== Trigger ===
[[Triggers]] allow a function to be defined that will be called at a particular execution point.  Such as before or after an eprint record is committed or when rewriting the request for a URL to return the appropriate resource.