Web Works Quick Edit Options

This page describes the Web options for the Web Works Quick Edit options group. Review these options to determine any necessary setup that your organization might need to perform.

CAT_BOTLOGO

This option specifies an image or text to display on the bottom line of Quick Edit pages. If your library has the Scoping function, you can specify a different CAT_BOTLOGO line for each scope by appending the number of the scope to each CAT_BOTLOGO option, for example, CAT_BOTLOGO1, CAT_BOTLOGO2, and so forth. The CAT_BOTLOGO option without the number applies when the scope is set to the entire collection. For example:

CAT_BOTLOGO=<img src"/screens/iiicwrlog.gif"><alt img="Software from Innovative Interfaces, Inc.">

The wwwoptions file can have up to 255 CAT_BOTLOGOs.

You can specify an external HTML file as the source of the bottom line by preceding the filename with the'@' character, as shown in the following example.

CAT_BOTLOGO=@screens/mybotlogo.html

By default, the system specifies the file @screens/botlogo.html.

CAT_BUTTON_CANCEL

This option defines the graphic image to use for the Cancel button appearing in Web Works Quick Edit. For example:

CAT_BUTTON_CANCEL=/screens/cancel.gif

CAT_BUTTON_SAVE

This option defines the graphic image to use for the Save button appearing in Web Works Quick Edit. For example:

CAT_BUTTON_CANCEL=/screens/save.gif

CAT_LOGGED_IN_MESSAGE[scope][_lang]

This option enables library staff to customize the "Logged in user" message in Web Works Quick Edit. The option takes HTML tags, enabling customization of font and color. For example:

CAT_LOGGED_IN_MESSAGE=Logged in user [%u]

Thus, staff member Jane D. Smith with the login name "jsmith" would see the following message:

Logged in user jsmith

This option can vary by scope and language.

CAT_STYLESHEET

This option defines the stylesheet to use for Web Works Quick Edit pages. For example:

CAT_STYLESHEET=styles.css

CAT_TOPLOGO

This option specifies an image or text to display on the top line of Quick Edit pages. If your library has the Scoping function, you can specify a different CAT_TOPLOGO line for each scope by appending the number of the scope to each TOPLOGO option, for example, CAT_TOPLOGO1, CAT_TOPLOGO2, and so forth. The CAT_TOPLOGO option without the number applies when the scope is set to the entire collection. For example:

CAT_TOPLOGO=<img src"/screens/inno-bar.gif"><alt img="INNOVATIVE, Your Library Catalog">

The wwwoptions file can have up to 255 CAT_TOPLOGOs.

You can specify an external HTML file as the source of the top line by preceding the filename with the'@' character as shown in the following example.

CAT_TOPLOGO=@screens/mytoplogo.html

By default, the system specifies the file @screens/toplogo.html.

ICON_CAT_BIB_SUMMARY

This option defines the display properties of the Bib Summary link on Quick Edit pages. The option accepts HTML values, defining either the text or an image to use as the link. For example:

ICON_CAT_BIB_SUMMARY=<span class="bibSummary">Bib Summary</span>

or:

ICON_CAT_BIB_SUMMARY=<img src="/screens/bib_summary.gif" alt="Bib Summary" border="0" />

If this option is not defined, the system creates a text link.

ICON_CAT_NEW_BIB

This option defines the display properties of the New Bib link on Quick Edit pages. The option accepts HTML values, defining either the text or an image to use as the link. For example:

ICON_CAT_NEW_BIB=<span class="bibNew">New Bib</span>

or:

ICON_CAT_NEW_BIB=<img src="/screens/new_bib.gif" alt="New Bib" border="0" />

If this option is not defined, the system creates a text link.

ICON_CAT_RETURN_TO_BIB

This option defines the display properties of the Return to Bib link on Quick Edit pages. The option accepts HTML values, defining either the text or an image to use as the link. For example:

ICON_CAT_RETURN_TO_BIB=<span class="bibReturn2Bib">Return to Bib</span>

or:

ICON_CAT_RETURN_TO_BIB=<img src="/screens/return2bib.gif" alt="Return to Bib" border="0" />

If this option is not defined, the system creates a text link.

ICON_WWAPP_LOGOUT

This option defines the display properties of the Logout link on both the Web Works Quick Edit and Web Works Selection Lists pages. The option accepts HTML values, defining either the text or an image to use as the link. For example:

ICON_WWAPP_LOGOUT=<span class="logout">Logout</span>

or:

ICON_WWAPP_LOGOUT=<img src="/screens/logout.gif" alt="Logout" border="0" />

If this option is not defined, the system creates a text link.

WWAPP_LOGIN_STYLESHEET

This option defines the stylesheet to use for both the Web Works Quick Edit and Web Works Selection Lists login pages. For example:

WWAPP_LOGIN_STYLESHEET=webapplogin_styles.css