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resources:cerl_thesaurus:editing:newinterface [2018/06/14 18:20] – [3.1 Types of entities] jahnke | resources:cerl_thesaurus:editing:newinterface [2020/01/23 14:13] – [3.5 Related Places] jahnke | ||
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- | Changing your preferred interface language on your account page, takes effect only after you log out and log in again. To change the interface language for the immedeately, click the link labelled " | + | Changing your preferred interface language on your account page, takes effect only after you log out and log in again. To change the interface language |
- | Please note that not all databases within the hosting environment are available in all languages. If you select a language which is available for the CERL Thesaurus and then switch to a different database that does not support that language, the system will try the language you've set as " | + | Please note that not all databases within the hosting environment are available in all languages. If you select a language which is available for the CERL Thesaurus and then switch to a different database that does not support that language, the system will try the language you've set as " |
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==== 2.1 Full text search ==== | ==== 2.1 Full text search ==== | ||
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- | Probably the easiest approach to searching the CT is to use one or more terms in the full text search field. A full text search in the new environment will typically yield more hits than in the previous system, due to different indexing principles applied to the data. (To let your search mimic the behaviour of the old system, see below.) | + | Probably the easiest approach to searching the CT is to use one or more terms in the full text search field. A full text search in the new environment will typically yield more hits than in the previous system, due to different indexing principles applied to the data. (To let your search mimic the behaviour of the old system, |
- | As a default your search result will be grouped the types of entities it contains: Corporate Names, Imprint Names, Places and Persons. Each group will display the first 25 hits and a link to the full set, if available. | + | As a default your search result will be grouped |
You may click a heading in these list to access the full record. | You may click a heading in these list to access the full record. | ||
Clicking on "Show all ... records" | Clicking on "Show all ... records" | ||
- | To bookmark a record, click the bookmark icon in the top right corner of the record. You can access your bookmarked records from the item " | + | To bookmark a record, click the bookmark icon in the top right corner of the record's full display or the short list that appears when clicking on "Show all ... records" |
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|related_to|search for records that link to the given record id. There is a number of search keys that allow for more detailled searches for certain relationship types, which are not listed here. \\ '' | |related_to|search for records that link to the given record id. There is a number of search keys that allow for more detailled searches for certain relationship types, which are not listed here. \\ '' | ||
|sign|search within the sign/ | |sign|search within the sign/ | ||
- | |type|search for a certain record type \\ type:cnp| | + | |type|search for a certain record type \\ '' |
- | |year_end|search for entities whose activity or existence ended before, in or after a certain year \\ '' | + | |year_end|search for entities whose activity or existence ended before, in or after a certain year \\ '' |
|year_start|search for entities whose activity or existence started before, in or after a certain year \\ '' | |year_start|search for entities whose activity or existence started before, in or after a certain year \\ '' | ||
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The last 20 searches you have performed (or records you've consulted in full display) are recorded in your search history and can be seen from the item " | The last 20 searches you have performed (or records you've consulted in full display) are recorded in your search history and can be seen from the item " | ||
- | The search history is associated with the current session. If you don't do anything in the web interface for more than two hours, logout or if you clear your browser cookies, the session will be terminated and the search history will be no longer available. Data associated with terminated sessions is deleted from the server after 24 hours. | + | The search history is associated with the current session. If you don't do anything in the web interface for more than two hours, logout or if you clear your browser cookies, the session will be terminated and the search history will be no longer available. |
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See also: [[:: | See also: [[:: | ||
- | 3.3 Sources | + | ==== 3.3 Sources |
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+ | The CERL Thesaurus records three types of sources for the information given in a record: reference works, editions printed/ | ||
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+ | There is no prescribed syntax or a controlled list of abbreviations for reference works in the "Found In" field. | ||
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+ | The CERL Thesaurus is neither a bibliographic nor a provenance database, so editions and copies should be recorded only as sources of evidence. Complete lists of works printed, written or owned by an entity should be provided elsewhere (e.g. HPB, HPB-Item, MEI etc) and a link should be made from the Thesaurus record instead. | ||
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+ | For a detailed description of the available fields and the input convention applying see: | ||
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+ | * [[: | ||
+ | * [[: | ||
+ | * [[: | ||
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+ | Sources that apply to a specific piece of information only (such as bibliographic data or an individual variant name form) should be recorded in that particular field. | ||
3.4 Notes and Biographical Data | 3.4 Notes and Biographical Data | ||
- | 3.5 Related Places | + | ==== 3.5 Related Places |
+ | Records for persons, printers and corporate entities can be linked to places where they have lived or have been active in any way. The type of relationship between such an entity and a place can be specified as well, which facilitates more sophisticated search queries (for example for persons that went to school in a given place). | ||
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+ | There can also be a relationship between two places. Currently it is possible to describe a place as being a part of another, larger place, for example a village that is nowadays part of a larger city. | ||
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+ | There are a number of place name records that do not describe an individual place but a place name that is the name for a number of places. These records are marked as being "used for more than one entity" | ||
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+ | If there is no further specification of how a place is related to the entity described in the record, ' | ||
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+ | For a detailed description of the input convention applying see: | ||
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+ | * [[: | ||
3.6 Other Related Entities (Persons, Printers, Corporate Bodies) | 3.6 Other Related Entities (Persons, Printers, Corporate Bodies) | ||
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To find potential duplicates, search for '' | To find potential duplicates, search for '' | ||
- | The duplicate candidate records are shown in the right column. The first (white) one is the record you started with; sinc this is the record the other are finally merged into, you cannot deselect it from deduplication. | + | The duplicate candidate records are shown in the right column. The first (white) one is the record you started with; since this is the record the other are finally merged into, you cannot deselect it from deduplication. |
//**Please note:** If there are many duplicate candidates it might be easier to check the records one by one. To do that, you start with “Hide all” (which turns all candidates grey) and then re‐activate the first candidate and see if it is a duplicate or not. If it’s not, uncheck it and go to the next. If it is, you could click the other button next to the check mark (the one with the three stripes on it) to switch the record’s colour to white before you proceed with the next record. So you’d know that everything that’s white is checked and “ok” and the amount of different colours is a little less confusing.// | //**Please note:** If there are many duplicate candidates it might be easier to check the records one by one. To do that, you start with “Hide all” (which turns all candidates grey) and then re‐activate the first candidate and see if it is a duplicate or not. If it’s not, uncheck it and go to the next. If it is, you could click the other button next to the check mark (the one with the three stripes on it) to switch the record’s colour to white before you proceed with the next record. So you’d know that everything that’s white is checked and “ok” and the amount of different colours is a little less confusing.// |
resources/cerl_thesaurus/editing/newinterface.txt · Last modified: 2023/12/11 15:13 by jahnke