Hi, Thank you, it does make sense :), I will try that now.
Thanks again, Anja On 2/27/2015 1:56 AM, Andrea Schweer wrote:
Hi, On 27/02/15 01:16, Anja Radoicic wrote:This helps me save the trail variable. Now I have to somehow acces the fourth or fifth element of the trail. Is there a way to do that?Also, this is just a workaround to access the collection name. Is there another way that you would suggest to get to a collection name or community name from xsl file?There is, it's just one more step. Look at this item here, on the demo server: http://demo.dspace.org/xmlui/handle/10673/93 Add ?XML to look at the XML, like you did for the trail: http://demo.dspace.org/xmlui/handle/10673/93?XMLThen look at this section here:|<referenceSet id="aspect.artifactbrowser.ItemViewer.referenceSet.collection-viewer" type="summaryView" n="collection-viewer"> <reference repositoryID="10673" type="DSpace Item" url="/metadata/handle/10673/93/mets.xml"><referenceSet type="itemPageSummaryList" rend="hierarchy"><reference repositoryID="10673" type="DSpace Collection" url="/metadata/handle/10673/22/mets.xml"/></referenceSet> </reference> </referenceSet>|| |The hierarchy tells you which collection this item is in. It gives you the link to the collection's mets.xml. So have a look at that one http://demo.dspace.org/xmlui//metadata/handle/10673/22/mets.xml and you will see the title here: <dim:field mdschema="dc" element="title">The scramble for and Partition of Africa</dim:field>Now, to put this all together -- in the same spot where you are assigning the trail to a variable, instead do this:obtain the URL of the collection's mets.xml file from the snippet aboveload that mets file via the XSL document function (http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/func_document.asp) from the loaded document, select the title metadata (and/or whatever else you want, eg identifier for the link).then assign _that_ to a variable and pass it into item-view.xslI hope this makes sense, I don't have time to go into more detail right now, sorry.cheers, Andrea -- Dr Andrea Schweer IRR Technical Specialist, ITS Information Systems The University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
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