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Jason Gum edited comment on DS-549 at 4/20/10 2:35 AM:
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Kim, thank you for changing the priority.
was (Author: themicroant):
Minor or Trivial would probably be a more appropriate priority for this
issue, but I do not know how to change it now that I have created it.
> Allow anchor tags/Xref objects in the XMLUI to have an 'id' attribute.
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> Key: DS-549
> URL: http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-549
> Project: DSpace 1.x
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: XMLUI
> Environment: Any
> Reporter: Jason Gum
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: addIdToXref.patch
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> Hi everyone,
> Currently the XMLUI framework does not allow one to add an id to an anchor
> tag. This prevents code such as <a id="myUniqueId" class=" " href="#"> from
> being generated even though it is still valid XHTML code. I have attached a
> patch with changes that would allow such an id to be set.
> This feature was requested to allow linking within the same page. An example
> of the code in use can be found at https://ritdml.rit.edu/FAQ.
> Regarding the specific code changes: The standard order for elements that
> have names(ids) seem to be context first, name second, and then the remaining
> parameters, usually ending with rend, but I made this constructor take name
> as the last parameter to maximize backwards compatibility. I will allow
> someone else to decide what is more important.
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