Hello
How to change the links page, so that own organisation's metadata editing
guide (file) or other links could be added? I did not find any ASCII file to
be edited a bit. Is the contents coming from source code directly? I did not
install source code...
Arto
Hello,
2010/7/21 Arto Vuorela <arto.k.vuorela@anonymised.com>:
Hello
How to change the links page,
Have a look to web/geonetwork/xsl/banner.xsl
Cheers.
Francois
so that own organisation's metadata editing
guide (file) or other links could be added? I did not find any ASCII file to
be edited a bit. Is the contents coming from source code directly? I did not
install source code...Arto
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\geonetwork\web\geonetwork\loc\en\xml\links.xml
that is the XML file that has the links listed
<h3>One North Carolina Naturally</h3>
http://www.onencnaturally.org/index.html One NC Naturally <br/>
Paste those two lines for every link you wish to add and be sure to edit the
title and http:// as needed
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