Editing Resource Panels to Display Record Fields

The resource panels are pop-up windows that display resource links. You can customize the resource panels by editing their files:

To customize the resource panel that displays in response to a request from WebPAC, edit the wp_panel.html file.
To customize the resource panel that displays in response to a request from an external origin, edit the resserv_panel.html file.

Two additional files allow you to display license and resource record fields withinin the WebBridge resource panels.

To display license and resource record fields in response to a request from WebPAC, edit the wp_resource.html file.
To display license and resource record fields in response to a request from an external origin, edit the resserv_resource.html file.

You can customize which fields from the resource and license records display by using fieldspec tokens in the wp_resource.html and resserv_resource.html files.

NOTE

Do not put spaces in front of fieldspec tokens.

The following are the record types that can be selected in a fieldspec token:

Resource = e
License = l

For variable-length fields, a fieldspec token format is:

For example, if your resource advisory field is a variable-length, k-tagged field in your resource record, the fieldspec token to display that advisory would be:

For fixed-length fields, the fieldspec token format is:

For example, if your Disability compliance information for a resource is stored in field 222 of your license record, the fieldspec token to display that advisory would be:

To display field labels or formatting only when there is data in the fields, use if/else statements for each of the specified fields. For example:

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Special if / else logic tokens that can be utilized are:

Content within this block displays if your library has acquired ERM.
Content within this block displays if the resource has an attached license record.

The following snippet provides an example of how to combine the coverage- and ERM-related tokens in a single file. (Note that the css classes given are just examples -- no such classes are declared anywhere in the default stylesheet.)

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ADA compliance: