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View all threadsI couldn't find this in the documentation, but I did figure it out with a liberal use of grep
in the UI source code tree. I'm putting it here for lack of time to build an actual manual page.
The configuration file for data entry templates is stored in the UI's src/main/webapp/defaults/configtemplateViews.json file. The default file specifies the two cataloging templates and the Intake template (https://github.com/collectionspace/ui/blob/v4.2/src/main/webapp/defaults/config/templateViews.json). You can remove these default definitions by saving an empty JSON list to your tenant config directory (https://github.com/cherryhill/sdmom-tenant-config/blob/512ed4238311ecba36552e443f3fe8ac2ff45295/ui/config/templateViews.json). Similarly, presumably, you could add definitions of templates to this file that you put in you html/pages directory.
Peter Murray
Dev/Ops Lead and Project Manager, Cherry Hill Company
Blogger, Disruptive Library Technology Jester - http://dltj.org/
Thanks much for this investigation and your notes on data entry templates,
Peter!
Have made a few annotations on the 'Needed/Missing docs' page, pointing to
your findings here and several other recent threads on the Talk list:
On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 12:54 PM, Peter Murray jester@dltj.org wrote:
I couldn't find this in the documentation, but I did figure it out with a
liberal use of grep
in the UI source code tree. I'm putting it here for
lack of time to build an actual manual page.
The configuration file for data entry templates is stored in the UI's
src/main/webapp/defaults/configtemplateViews.json file. The default file
specifies the two cataloging templates and the Intake template (
https://github.com/collectionspace/ui/blob/v4.2/src/main/webapp/defaults/config/templateViews.json).
You can remove these default definitions by saving an empty JSON list to
your tenant config directory (
https://github.com/cherryhill/sdmom-tenant-config/blob/512ed4238311ecba36552e443f3fe8ac2ff45295/ui/config/templateViews.json).
Similarly, presumably, you could add definitions of templates to this file
that you put in you html/pages directory.
Peter Murray
Dev/Ops Lead and Project Manager, Cherry Hill Company
Blogger, Disruptive Library Technology Jester - http://dltj.org/
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