Hi,
I have a task to create a split similar to metadata.show and metadata.show.embedded for the editor. I want to create metadata.edit.embedded that allows the editor to be embedded into a page. In my case the client wants a dialog with a viewer which can switch to the editor with a press of the button.
My question is: Is the geonetwork community interested in having these changes so this use case can be implemented easier by other implementations.
A second option is accept the refactorings to metadata-edit.xsl that allow metadata-edit-embedded.xml to be implemented without too much code duplication. That way you would not be maintaining the metadata-edit-embedded.xsl but would be making it easy for third parties (like me) to add the functionality to new custom apps based on geonetwork.
Jesse
Maybe no changes are needed. I see there is already a metadata-edit-embedded.xsl for performing updates. Perhaps that is sufficient for my needs.
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 9:25 AM, Jesse Eichar <jesse.eichar@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have a task to create a split similar to metadata.show and metadata.show.embedded for the editor. I want to create metadata.edit.embedded that allows the editor to be embedded into a page. In my case the client wants a dialog with a viewer which can switch to the editor with a press of the button.
My question is: Is the geonetwork community interested in having these changes so this use case can be implemented easier by other implementations.
A second option is accept the refactorings to metadata-edit.xsl that allow metadata-edit-embedded.xml to be implemented without too much code duplication. That way you would not be maintaining the metadata-edit-embedded.xsl but would be making it easy for third parties (like me) to add the functionality to new custom apps based on geonetwork.
Jesse
Hi Jesse,
It could be great to improve the editor on that topic. I had a quick
look for that when working on the JS widgets [1]
2010/10/29 Jesse Eichar <jesse.eichar@anonymised.com>:
Maybe no changes are needed. I see there is already a
metadata-edit-embedded.xsl for performing updates. Perhaps that is
sufficient for my needs.
I don't think too much changes are required, at least :
* remove HTML page header to be embedded in an existing DOM element
* clean JS to update the appropriate element instead of document.body.
If you do some cleaning on the metadata-editor.js to move to Ext, I'm
interested.
Later, I could probably integrate that in the widget examples ?
Cheers.
Francois
[1] http://trac.osgeo.org/geonetwork/wiki/proposals/componentsBasedGui
On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 9:25 AM, Jesse Eichar <jesse.eichar@anonymised.com>
wrote:
Hi,
I have a task to create a split similar to metadata.show and
metadata.show.embedded for the editor. I want to create
metadata.edit.embedded that allows the editor to be embedded into a page.
In my case the client wants a dialog with a viewer which can switch to the
editor with a press of the button.
My question is: Is the geonetwork community interested in having these
changes so this use case can be implemented easier by other implementations.
A second option is accept the refactorings to metadata-edit.xsl that allow
metadata-edit-embedded.xml to be implemented without too much code
duplication. That way you would not be maintaining the
metadata-edit-embedded.xsl but would be making it easy for third parties
(like me) to add the functionality to new custom apps based on geonetwork.
Jesse
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