Hi!
I would like the possiblity to display authors in different bibliographic style according to their type. For instance, I would like to include theses Advisor [set in Secondary author] between (NAME, Surname and Surname NAME) in list. In some case, I would also like to display Illustrators [set in Tertiary author], Corporate authors, etc., in some list. How could I acheive this.
Thank you
Denis B.
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Comment #1
p0732658 commentedI think my previous post is not very clear. I guest my english is not that good today! Here is an example of what I would like to display in a bibliographic list with the help of a custom style based on one of the style provided with biblio:
At the moment my style display this:
I would like to display this instead:
"Selouan, Sid-Ahmed, and Hamam Habib" are inputed with biblio_secondary_authors. How could I have secondary authors printed at the end of my citation in lists?
My code:
Thank you,
Denis B
Comment #2
rjerome commentedSeconday authors are stored in $node->biblio_contributors[2] so in theory, I would have expected them to show up somewhere in your output as per this block of code...
Are you sure they are stored as secondary authors? You say they were input with " biblio_secondary_authors" but that field doesn't exist anymore....
Comment #3
p0732658 commentedHi Ron,
In admin/settings/biblio/fields/type/edit/108, I have set Thesis Advisor to biblio_secondary_authors and Secondary Author in the selection menu. The information now print correctly were it should. I think it didn't work at first because "biblio_secondary_authors" was set at "Tertiary Author".
I'm still confuse, do I have to include :
Everytime I want to include an author/contributor in my custom style? How to I determine the number in biblio_contributors[2]? Is it the same one specify in Type ID at admin/settings/biblio/author/type?
For exemple, if I wanted to display translators, would I use biblio_contributors[13]? An what about $output .= " " . $editor;, would that line remained the same?
Thank you!
Denis
Comment #4
rjerome commentedThere are basically 5 categories of authors... Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Subsidiary and Corporate, which correspond to
There are a couple of things to note before you delve too deeply into changing the styling code...
Comment #5
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