About this project
Last modified by Valdis Vītoliņš on 2011/06/06 20:14
About this project
- Each reference can be imagined as an index-card, which describes a single knowledge item found either in the global Internet or in some locally stored resource. I.e. the reference-service is the same old concept of library catalogue, which describes Web resources instead of books.
| Attribute name | Property name in RSS | Description |
|---|---|---|
| url (*) | rdf:about | Mandatory, single. The most accessible (and most authoritative way) to get the resource. |
| title (*) | dc:title | Mandatory, single (=url, if not specified). |
| alternateUrls | Optional, list. | |
| author | dc:creator | Optional, ordered list. |
| seeAlso | Optional, list. URLs or other reference entries, which are somehow related to the current one. | |
| tags | Optional, list. Simple words in ASCII, taken from a limited or unlimited collection. | |
| year | Optional, single. When the original resource appeared | |
| source | Optional, single. Publisher or other resource aggregation this resource primarily belongs to. | |
| sourceUrl | Optional, single. URLs of resource aggregation this reference belongs to. | |
| description | Optional, single. Brief abstract of why this resource is interesting for the maker of the reference. |
How to use References
- Add new reference by entering reference technical name in the form. For this name only Latin characters and numbers are allowed.
- Enter reference URL, title and label. Label is abbreviation which is used in the text to refer to the source document. Save the reference.
- Go Edit->Inline form to add other parameters to the reference
- Using "Add property", enter other information. Parameters are described in the table above.
It is important to save each property after adding, it can be done by "Save & continue"
For entering "Topics" (categories by which reference can be sorted) use "|" sign as a separator
- Completed reference looks like this:
