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Since every element which can have metadata is described with the use of the same metadata set, it is possible to construct a dictionary of the values used in the whole system for a particular attribute in a particular language. Value dictionaries also support the idea of a synonym dictionary (presented in the description of an attribute value dictionary). Describing resources with the use of metadata consists in assigning values (stored in a dictionary) to attributes. If some value does not exist in the dictionary of the given attribute, then, by default, it is added to the system automatically (unless we are dealing with an attribute with a controlled dictionary).
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Attribute Value Editor
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Wartości wprowadzane w edytorze opisu nie powinny standardowo zawierać tagów HTML (np. |
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One value of an attribute can be a Jako wartość atrybutu można wpisać adresURL (http, web address) , co będzie skutkowało zastąpieniem go na portalu www hiperłączem - na portalu pojawi się w miejscu adresu URL tekst "kliknij tutaj, aby przejść" - po kliknięciu użytkownik będzie przekierowany na wprowadzony adres URL. Dodatkowo, po adresie URL, można wpisać treść tekstu, np.. On the website, a URL entered as a value will be replaced with a link: instead of the URL, the website viewer will see the “click here to go to the page” text which, when clicked, will take the user to the entered URL address. Also, a text can be added to a URL (after the URL) which is provided as a value. For example, if the user types in: http://www.psnc. pl Poznańskiepl , the “ ” text will appear on the website, as an active link to the entered URL (http://www.psnc.pl). |
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In the attribute value editor (shown in the image below), the user can modify the metadata (bibliographic description) of an object. In the dLibra system, the elements which can be described with the use of attributes are: a directory, an edition, a planned object, and a group object. Bibliographic descriptions of editions, group objects, and planned objects play a role in searching for resources on the website. Also, whenever a bibliographic description is added to a group object, it is propagated to all group objects and editions inside that object. Bibliographic descriptions of directories become the default descriptions of new elements created inside those directories.
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