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--- alphabetical_heading_browse [2014/10/29 16:31] – [Modifying Heading Databases] hackmastera
+++ indexing:alphabetical_heading_browse [2015/12/14 16:48] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation demiankatz
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 ====== Alphabetical Heading Browse ======
-// IMPORTANT: This page refers to features that were added in VuFind 1.1.  If you are using an earlier version, you will have to [[migration_notes#upgrading_1.0.x_to_1.1|upgrade]]. //
+// IMPORTANT: This page refers to features that were added in VuFind 1.1.  If you are using an earlier version, you will have to [[legacy:installation:migration_notes#upgrading_1.0.x_to_1.1|upgrade]]. //
 ===== Introduction =====
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 </code>
-If you encounter problems after running the script, you may need to [[starting_and_stopping_vufind#linux_method2|restart VuFind]] to see the headings.  However, in most versions of VuFind, a restart is not necessary.
+If you encounter problems after running the script, you may need to [[:starting_and_stopping_vufind#linux_method2|restart VuFind]] to see the headings.  However, in most versions of VuFind, a restart is not necessary.
 ==== In Windows ====
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 </code>
-If you encounter problems after running the script, you may need to [[starting_and_stopping_vufind#linux_method2|restart VuFind]] to see the headings.  However, in most versions of VuFind, a restart is not necessary.
+If you encounter problems after running the script, you may need to [[:starting_and_stopping_vufind#linux_method2|restart VuFind]] to see the headings.  However, in most versions of VuFind, a restart is not necessary.
 ===== Modifying Heading Databases =====
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   * index-alphabetic-browse.sh: change the second parameter of the relevant build_browse call
   * local/config/vufind/searchspecs.yaml: change the relevant field; search for the comment "# Fields for exact matches originating from alphabetic browse"
-  * solr/biblio/conf/solrconfig.xml: change the field used by the browse request handler; search for "BrowseRequestHandler" TODO: figure out how this is used.
+  * solr/biblio/conf/solrconfig.xml: change the field used by the browse request handler; search for "BrowseRequestHandler". This is the solr field to be searched once the alphabrowse index has reretrieved what it calls a "heading" (basically the 'value' portion of an entry). So you should enter your value field here.
   * Make sure you've turned on the page in local/config/vufind/config.ini
 You may want one of your alphabrowse index to use one field for sorting and a different field for display (e.g. for call numbers)
-  * index-alphabetic-browse.sh: set field leech params valuefield (used for display) and sortfield (used for sorting) example: <code>build_browse "lcc" "callnumber_browse" 1 "-Dbibleech=StoredFieldLeech -Dsortfield=callnumber_browse_sort -Dvaluefield=callnumber_browse</code>
+  * index-alphabetic-browse.sh: set field leech params valuefield (used for display) and sortfield (used for sorting) example: <code>build_browse "lcc" "callnumber_browse" 1 "-Dbibleech=StoredFieldLeech -Dsortfield=callnumber_browse_sort" -Dvaluefield=callnumber_browse</code>
   * local/config/vufind/searchspecs.yaml: use the value field
   * solr/biblio/conf/solrconfig.xml: use the value field
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     </lst>
 </code>
+===== Configuration =====
+VuFind's display of alphabetical browse results has some configurable options; see the [AlphaBrowse] section of [[:config.ini]] for details.
 ===== More Information =====