ART Template Editor - Revision history

Mligtvoet: /* Creating a link to a template that resides in a BBR */

2019-11-08T09:21:22Z

‎Creating a link to a template that resides in a BBR

Kheitmann: /* Metadata */

2017-02-13T11:47:28Z

‎Metadata

Kheitmann: /* Metadata */

2017-02-13T11:46:57Z

‎Metadata

Kheitmann: /* Metadata */

2017-02-13T11:45:45Z

‎Metadata

Kheitmann: /* Metadata */

2017-02-13T11:44:52Z

‎Metadata

Kheitmann: /* Changing the status of a template */

2017-02-13T11:09:20Z

‎Changing the status of a template

Mligtvoet: /* Creating a link to a template that resides in a BBR */

2016-09-20T14:14:56Z

‎Creating a link to a template that resides in a BBR

Kheitmann: /* Creating a new template */

2014-12-02T11:03:29Z

‎Creating a new template

Kheitmann: /* Creating a new template */

2014-08-19T16:50:16Z

‎Creating a new template

Kheitmann: /* Creating a new template */

2014-08-19T16:49:34Z

‎Creating a new template

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 [[File:TemplateEditor-Listdetail.png|250px|right|Template List Detail]]
-Once you selected a template from a repository the template is added to your project as a reference. It act as if it was a template in your own project but in fact is "borrowed" from the repository whenever it is used (visualized, used design of other templates, used for schematron generation etc.).
+Once you selected a template from a repository the template is added to your project as a reference. It acts as if it was a template in your own project but in fact is "borrowed" from the repository whenever it is used (visualized, used design of other templates, used for schematron generation etc.).
 In order to indicate that a template is referenced from a repository rather than a being a project template, a white circle symbol is shown to the left of the template name (instead of a status color as it is shown for templates "owned" by the project).

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 You may also change the ID of a template. In the editor, the ID is shown within a top right button. By clicking on the ID management button a dialog appears that allows to change the ID of the template.
-[[File:TemplateEditor-Idmanagement.png| 550px|Editor Metadata ID]]
+[[File:TemplateEditor-Idmanagement.png| 650px|Editor Metadata ID]]
-{{NoteBox|Be sure that you change IDs of template with care as it may affect other templates that uses the current ID. Also be sure to change the template id element in the template design of the template in question if the context is * or ** as this is not changed automatically. Not correcting the * or ** context id template element may result in invalid or incorrect validation results.}}
+{{NoteBox|Be sure that you change IDs of templates with care as it may affect other templates that uses the current ID. Also be sure to change the template id element in the template design of the template in question if the context is * or ** as this is not changed automatically. Not correcting the * or ** context id template element may result in invalid or incorrect validation results.}}
 ===Design Body===

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 You may also change the ID of a template. In the editor, the ID is shown within a top right button. By clicking on the ID management button a dialog appears that allows to change the ID of the template.
-[[File:TemplateEditor-Idmanagement.png| 350px|Editor Metadata ID]]
+[[File:TemplateEditor-Idmanagement.png| 550px|Editor Metadata ID]]
-{{Note|Be sure that you change IDs of template with care as it may affect other templates that uses the current ID. Also be sure to change the template id element in the template design of the template in question if the context is * or ** as this is not changed automatically. Not correcting the * or ** context id template element may result in invalid or incorrect validation results.}}
+{{NoteBox|Be sure that you change IDs of template with care as it may affect other templates that uses the current ID. Also be sure to change the template id element in the template design of the template in question if the context is * or ** as this is not changed automatically. Not correcting the * or ** context id template element may result in invalid or incorrect validation results.}}
 ===Design Body===

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 [[File:TemplateEditor-Idmanagement.png| 350px|Editor Metadata ID]]
-{{Note|Be sure that you change IDs of template with care as it may affect other templates that uses the current ID. Also be sure to change the template id element in the template design of the template in question if the context is * or ** as this is not changed automatically. Not correcting the * or ** context id template element may result in invalid or incorrect validation results.
+{{Note|Be sure that you change IDs of template with care as it may affect other templates that uses the current ID. Also be sure to change the template id element in the template design of the template in question if the context is * or ** as this is not changed automatically. Not correcting the * or ** context id template element may result in invalid or incorrect validation results.}}
 ===Design Body===

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:44, 13 February 2017
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	[[File:TemplateEditor-Relationship.png\| 350px\|Editor Metadata Relationship]]		[[File:TemplateEditor-Relationship.png\| 350px\|Editor Metadata Relationship]]
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		+	You may also change the ID of a template. In the editor, the ID is shown within a top right button. By clicking on the ID management button a dialog appears that allows to change the ID of the template.
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		+	[[File:TemplateEditor-Idmanagement.png\| 350px\|Editor Metadata ID]]
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		+	{{Note\|Be sure that you change IDs of template with care as it may affect other templates that uses the current ID. Also be sure to change the template id element in the template design of the template in question if the context is * or ** as this is not changed automatically. Not correcting the * or ** context id template element may result in invalid or incorrect validation results.

	===Design Body===		===Design Body===

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 [[File:TemplateEditor-Statemachine.png|650px|State machine]]
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 Please note that, once a template has been set to active, you cannot edit it any more. The only thing to make changes is to create a new version of the template (see dialog above) or a new template.

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 The prototypes are alphabetically ordered and grouped by classification (1). You can set a filter, e.g. to show only templates of a specific type or the templates of your own project only (2). For all templates you may inspect the meta data (3). Click the prototype you need e.g. CDA Section and click the Select button.
-Please note that is some cases also rptotypes have multiple versions., in this case all selectable versions are summarized as sub-elements of a prototype.
+Please note that is some cases also prototypes have multiple versions., in this case all selectable versions are summarized as sub-elements of a prototype.
 [[File:TemplateEditor-PrototypeDialogMultipleVersions.png|650px|Prototype Dialog Multiple Versions]]

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 Please note that is some cases also rptotypes have multiple versions., in this case all selectable versions are summarized as sub-elements of a prototype.
-[[File:TemplateEditor-PrototypeDialogMultipleVersions.png|550px|Prototype Dialog Multiple Versions]]
+[[File:TemplateEditor-PrototypeDialogMultipleVersions.png|650px|Prototype Dialog Multiple Versions]]
 From here, editing follows the same pattern as editing an existing template using the rules for a specialization of a template based on that prototype. See section about [[#Editing a template|editing a template]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:49, 19 August 2014
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	The prototypes are alphabetically ordered and grouped by classification (1). You can set a filter, e.g. to show only templates of a specific type or the templates of your own project only (2). For all templates you may inspect the meta data (3). Click the prototype you need e.g. CDA Section and click the Select button.		The prototypes are alphabetically ordered and grouped by classification (1). You can set a filter, e.g. to show only templates of a specific type or the templates of your own project only (2). For all templates you may inspect the meta data (3). Click the prototype you need e.g. CDA Section and click the Select button.
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		+	Please note that is some cases also rptotypes have multiple versions., in this case all selectable versions are summarized as sub-elements of a prototype.
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		+	[[File:TemplateEditor-PrototypeDialogMultipleVersions.png\|550px\|Prototype Dialog Multiple Versions]]

	From here, editing follows the same pattern as editing an existing template using the rules for a specialization of a template based on that prototype. See section about [[#Editing a template\|editing a template]].		From here, editing follows the same pattern as editing an existing template using the rules for a specialization of a template based on that prototype. See section about [[#Editing a template\|editing a template]].