Difference between revisions of "Cgi/users/lookup/"
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*'''[[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3|eprints3]]/[[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3/cgi|cgi]]/[[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3/cgi/users|users]]/lookup''' | *'''[[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3|eprints3]]/[[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3/cgi|cgi]]/[[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3/cgi/users|users]]/lookup''' | ||
| − | ** '''event_by_name''' - | + | ** '''event_by_name''' - Can only be linked from the event_name field. Looks up existing events with the same name and suggests them filling in other parts of the even data such as dates, location and type. |
| − | ** '''file''' - | + | ** '''file''' - This uses a file in [[EPrints_Directory_Structure/eprints3/archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/autocomplete|eprints3/archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/autocomplete/]]. The name of the file is specified in the CGI param "file". The format of the file is a set of lines. Each line contains a lookup string, a tab, and a chunk of XML. This XML is a single autocomplete block. |
| − | ** '''journal_by_issn''' - | + | ** '''journal_by_issn''' - Lookup journal details (issn, name, publisher) from the issn field. Looks at only records already in the repository. |
| − | ** '''journal_by_name''' - | + | ** '''journal_by_name''' - Lookup journal details (issn, name, publisher) from the journal title field. Looks at only records already in the repository. |
| − | ** '''name''' - | + | ** '''name''' - Lookup the name of creators (and their email), uses existing creators. |
| − | ** '''simple_file''' - | + | ** '''simple_file''' - As with "file" above, but just contains a list of lookup values, one of which may be selected to populate the current field only. |
| − | ** '''simple_sql''' - | + | ** '''simple_sql''' - As with SQL (see below), but just uses the "value" field to populate the current field only. |
| − | ** '''sql''' - | + | ** '''sql''' - Similar to file, but uses an SQL table to do the lookup. The table is specified by the CGI param "title" but will be prefixed with "ac_". So a title param of "badger" would lookup in table "ac_badger". This table must contain a column titled "value" containing lookup terms and a column titled "xml" containing an XML autocomplete block. |
| − | ** '''title_duplicates''' - | + | ** '''title_duplicates''' - This works only on the "title" field and warns of duplicates, rather than offering completion. |
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| + | You can drop your own custom scripts into this directory. | ||
Revision as of 16:11, 3 January 2007
These are scripts used by the autocomplete system in the workflow.
- eprints3/cgi/users/lookup
- event_by_name - Can only be linked from the event_name field. Looks up existing events with the same name and suggests them filling in other parts of the even data such as dates, location and type.
- file - This uses a file in eprints3/archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/autocomplete/. The name of the file is specified in the CGI param "file". The format of the file is a set of lines. Each line contains a lookup string, a tab, and a chunk of XML. This XML is a single autocomplete block.
- journal_by_issn - Lookup journal details (issn, name, publisher) from the issn field. Looks at only records already in the repository.
- journal_by_name - Lookup journal details (issn, name, publisher) from the journal title field. Looks at only records already in the repository.
- name - Lookup the name of creators (and their email), uses existing creators.
- simple_file - As with "file" above, but just contains a list of lookup values, one of which may be selected to populate the current field only.
- simple_sql - As with SQL (see below), but just uses the "value" field to populate the current field only.
- sql - Similar to file, but uses an SQL table to do the lookup. The table is specified by the CGI param "title" but will be prefixed with "ac_". So a title param of "badger" would lookup in table "ac_badger". This table must contain a column titled "value" containing lookup terms and a column titled "xml" containing an XML autocomplete block.
- title_duplicates - This works only on the "title" field and warns of duplicates, rather than offering completion.
You can drop your own custom scripts into this directory.
