Hi,

 

I’ll dive into this in 2 days; I will contact you directly (Adam). I should create some help text in the workflow and put my comments in <epc:comment> (good catch, I have some retrospective work to do…).

 

Regards,

 

Pierre Nault

 

 

 

This might also be worthwhile noting:

https://wiki.eprints.org/w/EPrints_Control_Format#epc:comment

 

Normal xml comments in e.g. citation files will end up in the rendered html.

Using an epc:comment block prevents this - so you might want to change this:

<!-- .20170224.pn ->

To

<epc:comment> .20170224.pn </epc:comment>

or

<epc:comment><!-- .20170224.pn --></epc:comment>

-I prefer the latter. If you're using an editor that colours the source code, the comment appears in the same colour as other XML comments (as it is one, as well an an epc:comment!)

 

Cheers,

John

 

 

Nice!  So, how about updating the wiki with your newly acquired expertise?  One of these seem like candidates for a section on conditional fieldname rendering:

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

http://wiki.eprints.org/w/Phrase_Format

https://wiki.eprints.org/w/Citation_Format

 

 

Find it!

 

I thought it was possible to use epc in phrase files because of this https://wiki.eprints.org/w/Phrase_Format and the namespace :

“EPrints Control Format elements may be used inside the phrase file - in this example a pin is used within the phrase, which is supplied when the phrase is rendered”

 

But Adam give me the idea of:

 

In zzzzz.xml:

 

<epp:phrase id="eprint_fieldname_official_url.masterthesis">Document d'accompagnement</epp:phrase>

<epp:phrase id="eprint_fieldname_official_url.other">Adresse URL</epp:phrase>

 

And in summary.xml:

 

  <epc:if test="official_url">

    <div style="margin-bottom: 1em">

                               <!-- .20170224.pn -> <epc:phrase ref="eprint_fieldname_official_url"/>: <epc:print expr="official_url" /> -->

                               <epc:choose>

                                                 <epc:when test="type.one_of( 'master','thesis')">

                                                               <epc:phrase ref="eprint_fieldname_official_url.masterthesis"/>: <epc:print expr="official_url" />

                                                 </epc:when>

                                                 <epc:otherwise>

                                                               <epc:phrase ref="eprint_fieldname_official_url.other"/>: <epc:print expr="official_url" /> 

                                                 </epc:otherwise>

                               </epc:choose>

    </div>

  </epc:if>

 

 

And it works.

 

Thanks a lot,

 

Pierre Nault

 

 

 

 

I was just pondering whether this would actually work…

 

<epc: > is a declared namespace in phrase files - but by inspection, this is used for pins, values and other phrases, not the logical tests.

I'm not sure you'd get the eprint passed to the phrase to be able to test anything on it.

 

Cheers,

John

 

PS and I didn't read the stipulation about eprint types - you know what you're doing there it seems! Sorry!

 

 

I didn’t know you could use conditionals inside phrases.  You can in templates.  That might be the way to go.  I have a memory of setting up phrases like this:

 

<epp:phrase_id=”eprint_fieldname_official_url.masters”>sdfsdf</epp:phrase>

 

and then selecting it with a conditional in the appropriate template.

 

 

 

Hi,

I think you need to have the phrase defined, and the logic inside that:

You're also testing 'type' - which is normally 'article', 'thesis', 'book_chapter'… The field you might want to test it 'thesis_type'?

 

[This is untested!]

<epp:phrase id="eprint_fieldname_official_url">

  <epc:choose>

    <epc:when test="thesis_type='master'">Adresse master</epc:when>

    <epc:when test="thesis_type='thesis'">Adresse these</epc:when>

    <epc:otherwise>Adresse URL</epc:otherwise>

  </epc:choose>

</epp:phrase>

 

Cheers,

John

 

 

Hi,

 

                We want to display a different label in the eprint rendering page for the field <epp:phrase id="eprint_fieldname_official_url">Adresse URL</epp:phrase> if the eprint type is ‘master’ or ‘thesis’. In zzzzz.xml we have tried with  

 

                <epc:choose>

                               <epc:when test="type='master'">

                                               <epp:phrase id="eprint_fieldname_official_url">Adresse master</epp:phrase>

                               </epc:when>

                               <epc:when test="type='thesis'">

                                               <epp:phrase id="eprint_fieldname_official_url">Adresse these</epp:phrase>

                               </epc:when>

                               <epc:otherwise>

                                               <epp:phrase id="eprint_fieldname_official_url">Adresse URL</epp:phrase>

                               </epc:otherwise>

                </epc:choose>

 

But this is not working. Any idea why ?

 

Regards,

 

Pierre

 

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