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There are a couple hundred instances in Hebrew and Genizah where one manuscript refers to another by classmark. For example in MS. Heb. c. 23...
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<p>Syr. curs. char.; 4to,<material>paper</material>.</p>
<p>By the same hand as<ref target="MS_Heb_d_48_15">No. 2760 15</ref>.</p>
</physDesc>
The XSL that builds the HTML manuscript view either needs to:
Not display these as hyperlinks, so leave it up to the users to search for it.
Build a search query URL that will find (e.g. for the above this is the correct search but you have to know what is, or might be, a part number. If the above were changed to <ref target="MS_Heb_d_48#15"> it would be easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've updated the production web sites so these links are now searches. Because part numbers are sometimes appended I've set them up so they aren't phrase searches, so most of the time the results returned include hundreds of other manuscripts. But the correct one should always be at the top of the list. This is the best I can do without changes to the data.
There are a couple hundred instances in Hebrew and Genizah where one manuscript refers to another by classmark. For example in MS. Heb. c. 23...
The XSL that builds the HTML manuscript view either needs to:
<ref target="MS_Heb_d_48#15">
it would be easier.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: