#
# Configuration file for the forms to flat database scripts
#
#  Rob Hartill March 1994.

#
#Add the following to get inline GIFs as part of the information returned as
#a result of a query:
#change OUTPUT_FORMAT to include <IMG SRC=\"FIELD[x]\">

#where FIELD[x] is the field containing some pointer to
#the thumbnail gif.
#Remember you can put whatever text you want into the
#OUTPUT_FORMAT.


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#   Set to 1 if you want to see what the equivalent GET URL should look like
$VERBOSE = 1;

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#The names of the fields of the database:
#these just let you give names to the fields, so that when
#checking the query, it names the fields.
#Change them to whatever you want.

# CONFIG THIS!!!!
# I removed "date", "x7", "x8", "x9", "short_name", "x11", from what follows
#on 01 May 1995
@field_names = ("country", "site","type of work", "name of work",
   "detail", "imagepath" );

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#   The name of the person to email any comments to
$who_to_mail = "gremarth@fac.anu.edu.au";

####
#   The datasbase path and name
# CONFIG THIS!!!!
$DATABASE_FILENAME =
"/data/users/new-users/gremarth/laserdisk/lddb";

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#FIELD[n] refers to the nth field of the datafile. OUTPUT_FORMAT
#can however contain any text you want.

# CONFIG THIS!!!!
# Note the next 3 or so lines are e all one string for $OUTPUT_FORMAT. DJB
# AUTODIR[x] will get FIELD[x] and convert to a directory name with 4 digits.
# eg. 14236 becomes 0142/14236
#   The format of matching records
# some databases have the names missing the .JPG or .GIF on the end.
# (This is best actually.)
# For these add the extension in the urls. Of course, don't add the extension if
# it's already there in the database!
$OUTPUT_FORMAT = "<dt><b>FIELD[1]</b> FIELD[2] FIELD[3]\n" .
" <a href=http:/laserdisk/AUTODIR[6]/FIELD[6].JPG>FIELD[4] FIELD[5]</a>\n" .
" [FIELD[5]] FIELD[6] <br>\n";
$THUMB_FORMAT = " <IMG SRC=\"http:/laserdisk/AUTODIR[6]/FIELD[6].GIF\">\n";
# Number of records to hold before printing: ie. how many thumbnails accross.
$THUMBS_ACCROSS = 4;
# Number of rows of records to print before giving up and just counting them.
$MAX_ROWS = 3;

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#   The character used to separate database fields
$FIELD_SEPARATOR = ',';

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#   Some messages to print at the top and foot of the output
$START_CHECK_MESSAGE = "Please select the items you would like to search for";
$END_CHECK_MESSAGE ="<hr>Whatever text or HTML appears here, will appear at the bottom of the check query page";

$START_SEARCH_MESSAGE = "Here are the results from the search..<hr><p>\n";
$END_SEARCH_MESSAGE =
 "<p>Click <a href=http://rubens.anu.edu.au/> here for the home page</a>...";

################ nothing below this point needs changing ###################

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#   Define some constants   

$ANDING    =1; 
$ORING     =2;
$YEARS     =3;
$CENTURIES =4;
$REG_EXP   =5;