Language setup for controlled vocabulary

[Kiszely András]

Hello, is possible the use of more language in controlled vocabulary or authority control?

If yes, can i use the "item language" metadata for set up (choose) of the vocabulary language, even in another submission step?

Regards

Andras

[Kiszely András]

Up. Any idea?

[Tim Donohue]

Hello Andras,

I'm not sure if I understand your question completely.  But, you might want to take a look at the documentation for "input-forms.xml":

https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC6x/Submission+User+Interface#SubmissionUserInterface-TheStructureofinput-forms.xml

As noted in that documentation, you can create your own custom controlled vocabularies (in any language) and link those vocabularies into specific form fields (using a "<vocabulary>" tag).  If you don't require an entire controlled vocabulary, you can also just create a new, custom set of "<value-pairs>" (again in any language), to provide a custom dropdown for a given form field.  There are examples of each of these types of configuration in the default input-forms.xml: https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/blob/dspace-6_x/dspace/config/input-forms.xml 

If I misunderstood your question, let us know on this mailing list.  It's also possible that others here may have more ideas, if you restate or clarify what you are trying to configure.

Tim

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[Kiszely András]

Hello Tim!

Thanks for the reply, i found this documentation and the internationalization too.

I followed the instructions and the vocabulary setup is done in my system, but the vocabulary language change isn't...

Maybe its my fault...

My config:

       <field>

         <dc-schema>dc</dc-schema>

         <dc-element>vocabulary</dc-element>

         <dc-qualifier>test</dc-qualifier>

         <!-- An input-type of twobox MUST be marked as repeatable -->

         <repeatable>true</repeatable>

         <label>VocTest</label>

         <input-type>twobox</input-type>

         <hint>Enter appropriate subject keywords or phrases. </hint>

         <required>true</required>

         <vocabulary>voctest</vocabulary>

       </field>

The vocabularies:

English: voctest.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<node id="ContVocTest" label="Controlled vocabulary testing">

<isComposedBy>

<node id="CVT001" label="First option">

<isComposedBy>

<node id="CVT0011" label="Hack the planet">

<isComposedBy>

<node id="CVT00111" label="Never give up!">

<hasNote>Bad joke</hasNote>

</node>

<node id="CTV00112" label="You have chance!">

<hasNote>No Note</hasNote>

</node>

</isComposedBy>

<hasNote>I believe you, Dspace!</hasNote>

</node>

</isComposedBy>

<hasNote>The data is my religion.</hasNote>

</node>

</isComposedBy>

</node>

Hungarian: voctest_hu.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<node id="ContVocTest" label="Szabályozott értéklista teszt">

<isComposedBy>

<node id="CVT001" label="Első lehetőség">

<isComposedBy>

<node id="CVT0011" label="Zúzd le a bolygót">

<isComposedBy>

<node id="CVT00111" label="Soha ne add fel!">

<hasNote>Rossz vicc</hasNote>

</node>

<node id="CTV00112" label="Van esélyed!">

<hasNote>Semmi cicóóóó! :)</hasNote>

</node>

</isComposedBy>

<hasNote>Hiszek benned, Dspace! :D</hasNote>

</node>

</isComposedBy>

<hasNote>Az adat a vallásom.</hasNote>

</node>

</isComposedBy>

</node>

And my problem(s):
When i change the internationalization to hungarian even manually or by the default,  the list is still available only in english. Why?

Regards,

András