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Project:
Bibliography Module
Version:
6.x-1.14
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
28 Jun 2009 at 20:28 UTC
Updated:
21 Dec 2018 at 16:22 UTC
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Comment #1
rjerome commentedActually there are more fields than that, but you are correct in saying not ALL fields are included. I was planning on removing that format, but I guess I could change it such that it loops through all the fields and outputs any field which contains something.
Ron.
I forgot the second part of your question regarding inline links. You typically don't need "inline" mode unless you are calling some of the biblio functions directly and creating some sort of custom layout. Basically it causes the functions to return raw html rather than rendering the page the normal Drupal way.
Comment #2
agrigor1 commentedI dont know how many users like the Tabular module. Its matter of aesthetics. Personally I like it.
And something else. In the tabular mode we see the citekey although "Show citation key in results" is unchecked. I dont believe this is useful to the viewers of the site. Why not hide it (or offer an option to hide in configuration page under node layout).
Comment #3
agrigor1 commentedI know it would be too much to ask to let users define the fields displayed in Original or Tabular Node layouts.
Comment #4
rjerome commentedIn the tabular mode, the field visibility is based on the settings on the settings for each type i.e."admin/settings/biblio/fields/type/edit/100" for the book type. If 'visible' is checked on this page then it will be on the input form and in the tabular view.
Your other option would be to use Views to create your own display customized to suite your requirements.
Ron.
Comment #5
rene_w commentedSubscribing -- I also expected the Original view to show all the fields displayed in the tabular view (or have separate visibility settings). In its current state this view seems rather useless?
Comment #6
rjerome commentedThis view is "depreciated" , my thought was that with a little css wizardry, one could make the tabular view look any way you like.
Comment #7
rene_w commentedOk, but then it would be good to include an example CSS that mimics the "Original view", otherwise users like me will complain forever about fields missing there...
Comment #8
rjerome commentedActually, I was going to remove that view completely :-)
Comment #9
liam morlandThis version is no longer maintained. If this issue is still relevant to the Drupal 7 version, please re-open and provide details.