Create a disambiguation page

[bnhowell]

Talked with @heidisb about copy for this page. We came up with this explanatory copy that can appear as a note below the bibliographic info and above the links:

"We're not sure what publication you need please check your citation and choose the correct link."

[varnum]

A friendly edit for grammar:

"We're not sure what publication you need_. P_lease check your citation and choose the correct link."

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Talked with @heidisb https://github.com/heidisb about copy for this page. We came up with this explanatory copy that can appear as a note below the bibliographic info and above the links:

"We're not sure what publication you need please check your citation and choose the correct link."

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[bnhowell]

Thanks for the catch Ken! I was unsure about that sentence break.

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A friendly edit for grammar:

"We're not sure what publication you need_. P_lease check your citation and choose the correct link."

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Talked with @heidisb https://github.com/heidisb about copy for this page. We came up with this explanatory copy that can appear as a note below the bibliographic info and above the links:

"We're not sure what publication you need please check your citation and choose the correct link."

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[jonearley]

Examples: https://mlit.slack.com/archives/umlaut/p1471451384000142

https://earleyj.www.lib.umich.edu/testapp/mgetit/resolve?rft.au=Stephenie%20Meyer&rft.date=2008&rft.pub=&SS_authors=Stephenie%20Meyer&rft.aulast=Meyer&url_ver=Z39.88-2004&l=DL2AF5JF3E&SS_ReferentFormat=BookFormat&rft.genre=book&rft_val_fmt=info%3Aofi%2Ffmt%3Akev%3Amtx%3Abook&rft.btitle=Twilight&citationsubmit=Look+Up&rfr_id=info%3Asid%2Fsersol%3ARefinerQuery&SS_LibHash=DL2AF5JF3E&rft.place=&rft.aufirst=Stephenie

[bertrama]

A stub for this has been added to the umlaut-three-sixty-link gem. There's enough to design an interface, though.

What's missing: The 360Link api doesn't include the disambiguation url. And it does not provide the information it uses to construct a definitive one.

[varnum]

Does that mean that we need to guess from the context of the API results that there are two (or more) alternate targets?

[bertrama]

No, we know how many things the API thought there were.

It means that there's no way in the api, to implement the behavior the 360Link page currently does. i.e. provide two or more disambiguation alternatives, where the target takes you to a regular 360Link page for just that result.

[jonearley]

Preview screen shot:

I followed the recommended way to display brief article information:

Title
Author(s):
Publication name (for journal articles)
Publication Date:

Let me know what you think @varnum, @bnhowell and @Treevore.

@bertrama I'll need help hiding non-disambiguation umlaut sections on the page. In the above example I deleted elements by inspect elements in chrome to get a version of how it should look.

Here is screenshot of what the page actually looks like:

[varnum]

Assuming that clicking one of the blue "MGet It" buttons will take the user to the corresponding MGet It screen, would it be more consistent to use the traditional "MGet It" button here (such as exists in ArticlesPlus and all the vendor databases)?

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On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:09 PM, Jon Earley notifications@github.com wrote:

Preview screen shot:

[image: disambiguation_page] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/17978498/6cf861b8-6ac4-11e6-944b-ae0ae404fa0e.png

I followed the recommended way https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Aa0XM9kVWcdzqq9MRcTSBKPe1HKZUjQut-MVIlKK80A/edit#heading=h.xdsziuywz306 to display brief article information:

Title Author(s): Publication name (for journal articles) Publication Date:

Let me know what you think @varnum https://github.com/varnum, @bnhowell https://github.com/bnhowell and @Treevore https://github.com/Treevore.

@bertrama https://github.com/bertrama I'll need help hiding non-disambiguation umlaut sections on the page. In the above example I just deleted from by inspecting elements to get a version of how it should look.

Here is screenshot of what the page actually looks like:

[image: disambiguation_page_2] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/17978673/24c3344e-6ac5-11e6-9816-159b77e03006.png

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[varnum]

I like the way it's laid out. Suppressing the original citation information as you've done makes sense to me.

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On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:09 PM, Jon Earley notifications@github.com wrote:

Preview screen shot:

[image: disambiguation_page] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/17978498/6cf861b8-6ac4-11e6-944b-ae0ae404fa0e.png

I followed the recommended way https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Aa0XM9kVWcdzqq9MRcTSBKPe1HKZUjQut-MVIlKK80A/edit#heading=h.xdsziuywz306 to display brief article information:

Title Author(s): Publication name (for journal articles) Publication Date:

Let me know what you think @varnum https://github.com/varnum, @bnhowell https://github.com/bnhowell and @Treevore https://github.com/Treevore.

@bertrama https://github.com/bertrama I'll need help hiding non-disambiguation umlaut sections on the page. In the above example I just deleted from by inspecting elements to get a version of how it should look.

Here is screenshot of what the page actually looks like:

[image: disambiguation_page_2] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/17978673/24c3344e-6ac5-11e6-9816-159b77e03006.png

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[bnhowell]

Do we want both this disambiguation page and the actual MGet It page for the specific item to be branded with a header "MGet It" This might be confusing. Maybe "MGet It: The Prequel" or "MGet It: Origins"

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:18 PM, Ken Varnum notifications@github.com wrote:

I like the way it's laid out. Suppressing the original citation information as you've done makes sense to me.

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On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:09 PM, Jon Earley notifications@github.com wrote:

Preview screen shot:

[image: disambiguation_page] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/17978498/6cf861b8- 6ac4-11e6-944b-ae0ae404fa0e.png

I followed the recommended way https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Aa0XM9kVWcdzqq9MRcTSBKPe1HKZU jQut-MVIlKK80A/edit#heading=h.xdsziuywz306 to display brief article information:

Title Author(s): Publication name (for journal articles) Publication Date:

Let me know what you think @varnum https://github.com/varnum, @bnhowell https://github.com/bnhowell and @Treevore <https://github.com/Treevore .

@bertrama https://github.com/bertrama I'll need help hiding non-disambiguation umlaut sections on the page. In the above example I just deleted from by inspecting elements to get a version of how it should look.

Here is screenshot of what the page actually looks like:

[image: disambiguation_page_2] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/17978673/24c3344e- 6ac5-11e6-9816-159b77e03006.png

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[bnhowell]

Or "MGet It: The Force Awakens"

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:47 PM, Ben Howell bnhowell@umich.edu wrote:

Do we want both this disambiguation page and the actual MGet It page for the specific item to be branded with a header "MGet It" This might be confusing. Maybe "MGet It: The Prequel" or "MGet It: Origins"

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I like the way it's laid out. Suppressing the original citation information as you've done makes sense to me.

Ken Varnum Senior Program Manager for Discovery, Delivery, and Library Analytics Library Information Technology | University of Michigan Library varnum@umich.edu | @varnum | 734-615-3287 http://www.lib.umich.edu/users/varnum

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Preview screen shot:

[image: disambiguation_page] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/ 17978498/6cf861b8-6ac4-11e6-944b-ae0ae404fa0e.png

I followed the recommended way https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Aa0XM9kVWcdzqq9MRcTSBKP e1HKZUjQut-MVIlKK80A/edit#heading=h.xdsziuywz306 to display brief article information:

Title Author(s): Publication name (for journal articles) Publication Date:

Let me know what you think @varnum https://github.com/varnum, @bnhowell https://github.com/bnhowell and @Treevore < https://github.com/Treevore>.

@bertrama https://github.com/bertrama I'll need help hiding non-disambiguation umlaut sections on the page. In the above example I just deleted from by inspecting elements to get a version of how it should look.

Here is screenshot of what the page actually looks like:

[image: disambiguation_page_2] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1678665/ 17978673/24c3344e-6ac5-11e6-9816-159b77e03006.png

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[varnum]

In our check-in meeting this afternoon, we decided to keep the disambiguation page but give it a different header, make the text explaining why the user is there more pointed, and keep the current design of having the multiple options link to the full MGet It page for each. Some discussion of what metadata to display where (top of page, vs. repeated for each possible option). Did I miss anything, @jonearley, @bnhowell, and @Treevore ?

[jonearley]

@varnum that covers it. Thanks for the summary!

[varnum]

I'd like to show this (either as screen shots or, better, as live pages) at Wednesday's meeting. Is either possible? @jonearley

[jonearley]

@varnum this page has become more complicated than expected, but will try and have it ready for Wednesday. I expect a lot of conflicting feedback on this page.

[jonearley]

Let me know what you think, @varnum, @Treevore and @bnhowell. My goal in this iteration is to have some brief copy and header that explains this type of page. The multiple citation results are now in a list to help make them seem different from one another. I inlined metadata so it takes up less space.

[bnhowell]

@jonearley: I like this latest iteration with numbered list. The header, copy (explanation) & inline metadata look clear and minimal. I also really like using link text at this level and reserving the buttons for access to the full text.

[bnhowell]

Personally, I'd like to see what a bounding box with a slight grey around each result looks like. It might make them more visually distinct as a choice.

[bertrama]

My opinion: We should have standard formats for citations, and use those. I'm not keen on these ad hoc representations because 3-5 years down the road, we'll have someone putting together a slide deck detailing all the different ways we show citations and asking where we went wrong. If an inlined citation format is a real need, where else would we use it?

[bertrama]

I pushed changes to the code that will effect removal of the citation metadata at the top, and preempt the mirlyn search and ILL links. Changes to config/umlaut_services.yml to make preemption possible may be necessary.

[varnum]

I agree. Can we start with the brief view for document types as we've defined in the search project?

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My opinion: We should have standard formats for citations, and use those. I'm not keen on these ad hoc representations because 3-5 years down the road, we'll have someone putting together a slide deck detailing all the different ways we show citations and asking where we went wrong. If an inlined citation format is a real need, where else would we use it?

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[jonearley]

@bertrama I pulled changes, but citation information is still displayed. Could I be doing something wrong or am I missing a step?

@varnum I've been using the search team's metadata suggestion for a brief display. Maybe the UX team should look at this closer and decide on how to display disambiguation citations.

[varnum]

Perhaps formatting the disambigutaiton citation more like a citation (pick a format: AP, Chicago, ...). That would make them stand out a bit from the summary information provided on the actual "get me to this resource page).

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@bertrama https://github.com/bertrama I pulled changes, but citation information is still displayed. Could I be doing something wrong or am I missing a step?

@varnum https://github.com/varnum I've been using the search team's metadata suggestion for a brief display. Maybe the UX team should look at this closer and decide on how to display disambiguation citations.

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[jonearley]

@varnum who decides the citation format?

[varnum]

Good question. Probably the project team; I've added this to our agenda for tomorrow.

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@varnum https://github.com/varnum who decides the citation format?

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[bertrama]

Disambiguated links should now work.

[varnum]

Has anyone stumbled on new examples (other than Twilight or the cigarette article) to test this on?

[jonearley]

I don't have any other examples saved. I've landed on one by chance a few days ago.

[jonearley]

I think this issue could be closed. We can review at tomorrow's check in meeting.

[bertrama]

Here are 200,000 of them

[bnhowell]

Amazing!

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Here are 200,000 of them https://dev.www.lib.umich.edu/articles/search?kw=PublicationTitle%3A%28Hamilton%20Spectator%29

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[varnum]

That's a whole lot of ambiguity.

Something's up with the first example, which leads here: https://dev.www.lib.umich.edu/testapp/mgetit/resolve?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2004&ctx_enc=info%3Aofi%2Fenc%3AUTF-8&rfr_id=info%3Asid%2Fsummon.serialssolutions.com&rft_val_fmt=info%3Aofi%2Ffmt%3Akev%3Amtx%3Ajournal&rft.genre=journal&rft.jtitle=The+Hamilton+Spectator&rft.pub=Southam&rft.issn=1189-9417&rft.externalDocID=R100000002-I027389097-00&rft.link_model=DirectLink&rft.summon_id=FETCH-LOGICAL-a30761-8ec85fb4c0bb2c830a50b21f300f4125b59855781aaa04fef78158b9434dd8a2&rft.bookmark=ePnHCXMwLV09CwIxDO3gouLqfH-g0E8uBTdRzlV0Lkl7FQ45He7_Y9NzKxkKD0Kb1ybv7cQBuTd7XtoMV96wuQkEGZzut-JYwXcDU_da2XRssb5g8095Xi-P8yD_BgASLfNrCWMCX8glRWQSWIVekdHFKlVcvZrJB_A15zQiKlfGUpceiDXPcgY0e3Fa953m_I6toI2sp1wxRY68PnH6xnt74-azId6avEtYf2XND_ydOfg&rft.link=http%3A%2F%2Fumich.summon.serialssolutions.com%2F2.0.0%2Flink%2F0%2FeLvHCXMwnV1NS8QwEA3i4klQ0UVFoQev6U7bpE2Osm5ZxZMf55CPZqFId8H9_zgTd6ngSU8pgbSdhGFeJpP3GLuLoozSFjUvPAAXBXjuQhAkIqBKXXuwibvz4bm8b-VTWy3Ge9z4sXwIH_lqnfebGeHMz9lLSkEn131M7CsaiEGU9ulKKFItqOavSUNFaa4FSY8d9viSH3GiPWH7wunv6pBEw7TP5v0mYPzLb5yyox12PGMH3XDOprjA2ZLSE4jeMpKR39L--YK9t4u3-ZLvRA64rSiHwFXnlYxOeHCu9KoCK8GVRawAokD44aRWEv2qsNaCiF3ER6kc8bqFoGw5ZceWiuGHbbo0Fy5Z5qBB1BNF52whGq2xwShMh6w1xu8mXjFJE2QSwjdEMI0GG-pZrU2_MaOpZjTVAFz_c9wNm0R0pu6WTdKkfwFnvJWL

No graphics or citation info, just a really long URL displayed for each option (other items seem to render less oddly): [image: Inline image 1]

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Amazing!

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[bertrama]

Caching responses makes the above link fail.

Here's an alternative link to The Spectator.

[jonearley]

Fixed the bug where URLs were displayed. That should do it for this feature. Closing issue.