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I want a structured paragraph for titles, including nonsort, title, subtitle, partname, etc. The paragraph may have utility fields like "full title" and "sort title" which are not exposed in the form but are populated based on the other elements, probably during a hook_presave(), and then are used for display / indexed in Solr.
When dealing with an IR, this paragraph might apply both to "the thing itself" (eg a journal article or thesis) and to a related "host" (e.g. the book that contains a book chapter, the conference proceedings volume that holds the conference paper). I'd put them in different fields that both hold the paragraph type.
From what I can see, a Paragraph field can only have "map from referenced entity" and so I can't use a field in the same paragraph type as both the primary title (CSL "title") and the host title (CSL "container-title"). Is that so?
Thanks!
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I want a structured paragraph for titles, including nonsort, title, subtitle, partname, etc. The paragraph may have utility fields like "full title" and "sort title" which are not exposed in the form but are populated based on the other elements, probably during a hook_presave(), and then are used for display / indexed in Solr.
When dealing with an IR, this paragraph might apply both to "the thing itself" (eg a journal article or thesis) and to a related "host" (e.g. the book that contains a book chapter, the conference proceedings volume that holds the conference paper). I'd put them in different fields that both hold the paragraph type.
From what I can see, a Paragraph field can only have "map from referenced entity" and so I can't use a field in the same paragraph type as both the primary title (CSL "title") and the host title (CSL "container-title"). Is that so?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: