If a biblio record contained a URL, and the OPAC was using the "normal"
(non-XSLT) display for records, then these links would never open a new
window. With this patch, they will.
Test plan:
1) have a biblio containing an 856$u link
2) set OPACurlOpenInNewWindow to "true"
3) do not use XSLT for displaying the detail pages in the OPAC
4) view the record, click the link, and note that it opens in the
current window.
5) apply the patch
6) reload the detail page, click the link, and note that it opens a new
window.
Sponsored-By: National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research
Signed-off-by: Owen Leonard <oleonard@myacpl.org>
Signed-off-by: Jonathan Druart <jonathan.druart@biblibre.com>
Signed-off-by: Jared Camins-Esakov <jcamins@cpbibliography.com>
<br />[% END %]
<!-- here you might do a tmpl_if name="toc" and use greybox or equivalent for table of contents -->
- [% IF ( MARCurl.OPACurlOpenInNewWindow ) %]<a href="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]" title="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]" target="_blank">[% ELSE %]<a href="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]" title="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]">[% END %]
+ [% IF ( OPACURLOpenInNewWindow ) %]<a href="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]" title="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]" target="_blank">[% ELSE %]<a href="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]" title="[% MARCurl.MARCURL %]">[% END %]
[% MARCurl.linktext %]</a>
[% IF ( MARCurl.notes ) %]<ul>[% FOREACH note IN MARCurl.notes %]<li>[% note.note %]</li>[% END %]</ul>[% END %]</li>