ViRR Functionalities

Virtueller Raum Reichsrecht Overview Functionalities Support Copyright and Disclaimer Scope Metadata: Application Profile · Content Models Metadata Display · ViRR Metadata Action Matrix Transformations: virr 2 mets · mab 2 mods mods 2 oai dc · mods 2 marc21 Specification Intern: Meetings · GUI · Miscellaneous Development · Planning · Feedback Related Projects: Judicial Journals · Late Scholasticism Digitization Lifecycle edit

About

The ViRR solution provides a published digital collection and a cooperative working environment for various artefacts of the legislation in the period of the Holy Roman Empire.

This page gives a short overview of all ViRR functionalities. For further support, please check our support page.

Browse

	Browse works (multi volumes and volumes) of the ViRR collection Browse a single work by navigating through the scans ('Go to' functionality, next, previous etc.) by navigating through the table of contents

Display

	Configurable Workspace View/Hide scan View/Hide metadata View/Hide table of contents Configurable table of contents View/Hide pages View/Hide structural element Expand/Close tree Show tree level from xy to xy

Edit

	Bibliographic metadata Filter workspace for ToC states (Released, Under Rework) Pagination Free text, Arabic, Roman Auto paginate Table of contents Add/ Delete structural element Move structural element Assign pages to structural element Remove all pages of a structural element Edit metadata of a structural element

User Management

MPDL internal administrative solution.

	Creation of ViRR users Editing of the ViRR user details Password Email Address User Name Affiliation Rights Deactivation of a ViRR user

Additional Features

	View work in DFG-Viewer Display metadata in ISBD style Different TOC status (pending/released) Multilingual (english/ german) Context sensitive help

For upcoming Features please check the scope page.

Known Issues

We recommend to use the Firefox browser for the ViRR application. Although the application is tested and works in various browsers, Firefox was identified as the most stable and fastest browser.

• When moving structural elements in the TOC tree of the Editor Workspace, the Internet Explorer does not refresh the page when an element is moved to the first or the last position on a level. This seems to be bug of the Internet Explorer, not working correctly with Trinidad elements and therefore can not be fixed.

Virtueller Raum Reichsrecht

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Max Planck Digital Library

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