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Modul: dbGlossary
Author: Ralf Hertsch
WB User: Ralf (Berlin)
Contact: hertsch(at)berlin(dot)de
Version: 0.24
State: Stable
License: GNU - General Public License
GUID: 6EB5B030-24F4-4462-9064-F96AC16A3E4A
Platform: 2.8
Requires: dbConnect, rhTools
Last info: 2010-08-29
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Download: here
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Description: dbGlossary is an admin tool for easy handling of catchwords - i.e. abbreviations, acronyms, terms and cross-references at your website.
In addition dbGlossary is usefull for automatically creation of footenotes, containing remarks or literature references based on the literature database of dbGlossary.
Info: At the moment there exists no translation, so dbGlossary is available in german language only!

To start with dbStichworte add a new catchword, define its description and choose the type (abbreviation, acronym, term or cross-reference).

To use the catchwords, sign them within your text with to leading and two closing pipes, i.e.:

||Small Sample||

The catchwords will be replaced on the fly with valid HTML tags containing the explanation of the catchword or a link to a source.

For creation of footnotes just type:

||{I'm a footenote and will be replaced by an superior number and shown at the foot of the page}||

for a free remark (footnote). For creating a literature reference first add a source to the dbGlossary database and define a identifier, i.e. Book Sample and then type within your text:

||{source:Book Sample|remark:122 et seq.}||

it will be replaced by a superior number and at the foot of the page dbGlossary insert a regular literature reference containing author(s), title, subtitle, publishing place, edition and publisching date. If you are using a remark it will be used to reference the page(s) within the source. Separate the parameters with a pipe |.

At the place, where the footnotes should be shown, please insert:

||||

that's all...

See also: rhtools, dbConnect
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