From | Richard Managh |
Date | Wed, 15 Aug 2007 10:19:23 +1200 |
Subject | Re: [Fwd: Re: [greenstone-users] Headerpage parameter in PagedImgPlug] |
In-Reply-To | (46C18211-3020300-polydoc-net) |
Hi
Georges,
There is no specific position for the header page in the .item file. The header page parameter simply adds a section called a header page to each document. However, on this header page you can display top level metadata in your documents using the DocumentHeading format statement. Here is an example of some top level metadata in an .item file, it is the same one Gavin Spomer sent: <PagedDocument> <Metadata name="dc.Title">Washington State Conference for Women: List of Members for the International Women's Year State Coordinating Committee</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Subject">Washington State Conference for Women (1977: Ellensburg, Wash.) / Women's rights - Washington (State)</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Description">This is a list of names and contact information for the International Women's Year State Coordinating Committee. The list belonged to Alice Yee, Director of the Central Washington State College Women's Center, and member of the Coordinating Committee. Because Central hosted the Conference, Yee worked on local arrangements.</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Contributor">Central Washington University Archives &amp;amp;amp;amp; Special Collections</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Date">c.1977</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Type">text</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Format">Original item was scanned as 200 dpi TIFF files on an Epson Expression 10000 XL scanner. 72 dpi JPEG files were then added to the Greenstone database at Central Washington University's Brooks Library</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Identifier">CWUWCStateCommittee0610649</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Source">Central Washington University Archives, C.H.A.M.P. Miscellaneous Files; Women's Center, 1975-1989 (Box 1)</Metadata> <Metadata name="dc.Rights">For educational use only.</Metadata> <PageGroup> <Page pagenum="1" imgfile="1019.jpg"> .... end of excerpt The top level metadata I am refering to is in bold above. You display metadata like this, on your created header pages, by adding the metadata to your DocumentHeading format statement. This is how you display information on the created header pages. This is how this functionality appears to work. Richard. -- DL Consulting Greenstone Digital Library and Digitisation Specialists contact@dlconsulting.com www.dlconsulting.com Richard Managh a écrit :Hi Georges, |