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{{dirs}} {{cfgd}} '''build_attributes.pl''' allows for manipulating attributes before elements are created This function is called from perl_lib/EPrints/XML.pm sub create_element if present in configuration. The examples below will allow for attributes to be manipulated with the following structure: # Look for the attribute value in config, i.e. <code>$c</code> # Apply any changes to that specific value i.e. either replace or add to it. # If there are multiple attribute values it will cycle through them and repeat the above. ==Examples== * A class addition, useful for adding framework css classes push @{$c->{config_attrs}->{class}->{"ep_search_controls"}}, ({ class => "framework-class", _change_action => "replace" }); * A change to the elements id attribute, useful for overwriting layered css push @{$c->{config_attrs}->{id}->{"ep_id_for_elem"}}, ({ id => "new_id", _change_action => "replace" }); * Adding a new data attribute, useful for adding in accessibility attributes push @{$c->{config_attrs}->{id}->{"ep_id_for_elem"}}, ({ "data_info" => "data-info" }); * Creating a classname based on user account type push @{$c->{config_attrs}->{class}->{"ep_page_thing"}}, ({ class => sub { my $repo = shift @_; if ( defined $repo->current_user && $repo->current_user->is_staff ) { return "staff-member-class"; } else { return "non-staff-class"; } }, _change_action => "replace" });
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