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Re: [EP-tech] Export formats - v3.3.16+

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Hi Matt,
The 'staff' one could be achieved by restricting the export plugin by setting the 'visible' parameter to 'staff'.

I don't recall seeing anything that would differentiate the simple vs. advanced search - but might be wrong!

Cheers,
John




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Subject: [EP-tech] Export formats - v3.3.16+
 
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Hi All,

 

When conducting a search, the results get listed, and there is a dropdown with options for different export formats (DC, EndNote, Ref Manager et. al.).

 

I am having a mental blank at the moment… but is it possible to adjust which export options can be used, based on which search was performed…

 

e.g.

simple search (cgi/search/simple)

advanced search (cgi/search/advanced)

admin staff search (cgi/search/eprint/staff)

 

Thanks for any help/advice that can be offered.

 

Matt

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