A property may provide its value in different representations. The basic concept it that the pure text representation of a property has the same name as the property, but puts a dollar sign ($) at the end. In case the value has a canonical representation, then the name is extended by the paragraph sign (§). The projectdoc Toolbox provides different representations for dates and URLs (uniform resource locators). | Section |
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| If a document property value is a date using the time element (create with two slashes '//') then the projectdoc Toolbox will provide a standard rendered value in pure text ('$' version) and a normalized representation of the date ('§' version). The normalized representation can be used to order the elements by the date. | Example Box |
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Example for the artificial property "Last Modification Date". | Property | Value |
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| Last Modification Date | | | Last Modification Date$ | 30 Aug 2019 | | Last Modification Date§ | 20190830 |
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| For each HTML link with an absolute URL the projectdoc Toolbox provides the names of the link labels ('$' version) and the list of URLs from the HTML href attribute ('§' version). | Version Box |
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| This feature is available since the projectdoc Toolbox version 4.0. |
A URL is considered to be absolute if it includes the scheme (e.g. http://). | Example Box |
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Example for a property with a reference to an external site. | Property | Value |
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| Homepage | | | Homepage$ | smartics | | Homepage§ | https://www.smartics.eu/ |
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