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--- en:user:favourites [2023/07/24 21:48] – [Customizing Favourites] kjdon
+++ en:user:favourites [2024/02/12 23:42] (current) – [Customizing Favourites] kjdon
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 The displayFavourite template displays a link to the source doc (eg pdf/image etc) plus the document title which is linked to the greenstone version of the document. The displayPlainText template makes a plain text version, with no HTML markup, suitable for use in an email or in the copy buffer.
-Web/sites/localsite/siteConfig.xml is where the FavouriteBasket ServiceRack is added to the library. In here we can customise the display for a particular site - by default, the documentNode templates above are just repeated here. Note, in order to be able to add collection specific formatting, this site-wide format element needs to be present.
+web/sites/localsite/siteConfig.xml is where the FavouriteBasket ServiceRack is added to the library. In here we can customise the display for a particular site - by default, the documentNode templates above are just repeated here. Note, in order to be able to add collection specific formatting, this site-wide format element needs to be present.
+<code>
+   <serviceRack name="FavouriteBasket">
+      <format>
+        <!-- set the following to true is you have an email service on the server, or if you have setup mail server properties in resources/web/global.properties.in-->
+        <gsf:option name="serverEmail" value="false"/>
+        <!-- default template used for email/copy-->
+        <xsl:template match="documentNode" mode="plain-text">
+          <xsl:call-template name="displayPlainText"/>
+        </xsl:template>
+        <!-- default template used for favourites display -->
+        <xsl:template match="documentNode">
+          <xsl:call-template name="displayFavourite"/>
+        </xsl:template>
+      </format>
+    </serviceRack>
+</code>
 A collection can specify its own customisation for documents from that collection in the favourites list. In this case, we have to put it in a special place: inside a top level ccServices element (cross collection services), specifying which service the format element is for.