XML in the biblio collection is capable of cross-referencing the particular text(s) in PN to which it pertains. This is obviously a handy way of connecting files in biblio with those in ddb or dclp. So, for example, in biblio/40758.xml#L30-L45, one finds the following sequence of code:
It is transformed for display in PN as follows – as the first two items under 'Mentioned Texts':
As you can see, the second item (<idno type="ddb">p.mil.vogl;3;129</idno>) is clickable, and redirects to the page for that papyrus: papyri.info/ddbdp/p.mil.vogl;3;129. When the XSLT was produced, it evidently had interaction with ddb specifically in mind.
But the same is not true for the first item (<idno type="dclp">63128</idno>), which belongs to dclp. It would be nice to update the XSLT such that clicking on such an item redirects to the appropriate page in dclp (i.e., papyri.info/dclp/63128). Because the structure of dclp metadata already refers to files in the biblio collection, it should be possible to synchronize (for lack of a better term), so that biblio also redirect to their counterparts in dclp.
XML in the
biblio
collection is capable of cross-referencing the particular text(s) in PN to which it pertains. This is obviously a handy way of connecting files inbiblio
with those inddb
ordclp
. So, for example, inbiblio/40758.xml#L30-L45
, one finds the following sequence of code:It is transformed for display in PN as follows – as the first two items under 'Mentioned Texts':
As you can see, the second item (
<idno type="ddb">p.mil.vogl;3;129</idno>
) is clickable, and redirects to the page for that papyrus: papyri.info/ddbdp/p.mil.vogl;3;129. When the XSLT was produced, it evidently had interaction withddb
specifically in mind.But the same is not true for the first item (
<idno type="dclp">63128</idno>
), which belongs todclp
. It would be nice to update the XSLT such that clicking on such an item redirects to the appropriate page indclp
(i.e., papyri.info/dclp/63128). Because the structure ofdclp
metadata already refers to files in thebiblio
collection, it should be possible to synchronize (for lack of a better term), so thatbiblio
also redirect to their counterparts indclp
.(This issue is perhaps somewhat tangentially related to https://github.com/papyri/navigator/issues/81.)