I tried three options, and ran into various issues:
If it's formated as [dc.Title], only the bookshelf icon shows(no subject
display). Clicking on the icon, a list of files with page icon and title
are properly displayed.
If it's formated as [dc.Title, Title], only the bookshelf icon shows(no
subject display). Click on the icon, a list of files with only page icon
(no title) are displayed.
If it's formated as [Title], the bookshelf icon and the subject shows
fine. When clicking on the icon, a list of files with the filename not
the title are displayed.

Thanks,

June

Michael Dewsnip wrote:

>Hi June,
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>>When I was trying to display items based on Subjects, in GLI I add the
>>format string <td>[link][icon][/link] </td> <td>[link][Title][/link]</td>
>>to diplay (ex. CL2: AZCompactList-metadata dc.subject and keywords).
>>What was happening was that the ex.Title (by default it's filename)
>>was shown as title.
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>>The subject heading displayed fine, but if I clicked on the heading,
>>all items listed below were shown with filename (not their titles I
>>assigned to). Since ex.Title is generated automatically, I can't
>>delete it. My question is: how can I format the [Title] that display
>>dc.Title not ex.Title?
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>Instead of just having "[Title]" in your format statement, try using
>"[dc.Title,Title]". This will display dc.Title if it exists, otherwise
>Title (ex.Title).
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>Regards,
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>Michael
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