Customizing Resource Panels at the Sierra Origin

To customize the Sierra resource panel, edit the resserv_staff_panel.html form. This form is customized in the same way as a WebPAC customizable form. For more information about customizing forms, see Customizable WebPAC Forms.

NOTE

In Sierra , HTML code is rendered by the Java® application. The appearance of identical HTML code can differ depending on the rendering software (e.g., Internet Explorer vs. Java's HTML renderer).

The resserv_staff_panel.html form uses the following tokens:

Token	Description
<!--{ifnoresources}-->	If the list of relevant resources is empty, the system can display a message.
<!--{else}-->	If there is a list of relevant resources, use the following tokens.
<!--{ifopenurl:<X>}-->	The system performs this block of commands if the OpenURL contains the element specified by <X>. You can follow this with a statement that formats and identifies the OpenURL element (see example).
<!--{openurl:<X>}-->	The system replaces the token with an OpenURL element <X>.
<!--{xif}-->	Closes the <!--{ifopenurl}--> block.
<!--{resourcelist}-->	The system replaces the <!--{resourcelist}--> token with a list of target resources.
<!--{xif}-->	Closes the <!--{ifnoresources}--> block.

An example of a customized resserv_staff_panel.html form is:

<HTML>
  <HEAD>
  <TITLE>Resolution Server</TITLE>
    <LINK REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" HREF="/stylesheet.css">
  </HEAD>

  <BODY>
      <img src="Resources/Images//map.gif" BORDER="0">
<!--{ifnoresources}-->
      <P>
      <SPAN STYLE="color: red">No resources available</SPAN>
      </P>

<!--{else}-->
      <P>
      <STRONG>The following resources may provide additional information:</STRONG>
      </P>

<!--{ifopenurl:title}-->
<b>Title:</b>
<!--{openurl:title}-->
<!--{xif}-->

<!--{resourcelist}-->
<!--{xif}-->
  </BODY>
</HTML>

See also:: Maintaining WebPAC