The title of a record is displayed next to "Title:" in the table automatically generated by the code %rec_bib%, but I'd like to be able to display the title in a second location on the bw_ref_bib.htm page as well. Is that possible? Is there a code like %tit_rec_bib% that will insert the record's title wherever I might want to place it? Similarly, is there any way to place the author's name anywhere on the page in addition to it's normal spot next to "Authors:" in the table automatically generated by %rec_bib%?
Thanks,
Ben
BiblioWeb is easy to use,
BiblioWeb is easy to use, but not very customizable. It is not possible to control data field display in the record display page. But you can mark that record and go to Marked page. At there, you can chose a style you created or customized and display the marked records using that style. This way, you will have full control how a record is displayed.
Using a single field's data
Paul,
OK, so, I can't add a code to a BiblioWeb page to tell it to display the title twice on the page, but is there a code for the title field data that a javascript function could reference to, say, create a URL that contains the title of the current record? For example, I'd like to be able to include a script that generates a Google search link that contains the title of the current record. Are single fields of data retrievable to do something like that?
I don't know much about
I don't know much about javascript. But I don't think that is possible. The display content are generated dynamically on the server side. There is no mechanism so the Javascript to access that information.