Metacat

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  *     '$Date: 2008-01-15 17:12:44 -0800 (Tue, 15 Jan 2008) $'

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  * This is an XSLT (http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt) stylesheet that provides a

  * single, central location for setting all installation-specific paths for

  * XSLT stylesheets.  It is intended to be imported (using the

  * <xsl:import href="..." /> element) into other XSLT stylesheets used in the

  * transformation of xml files that are valid with respect to the

  * applicable dtd of the Ecological Metadata Language (EML).

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  * intended to allow an Ant (http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/index.html) build

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  <xsl:param name="qformat">default</xsl:param>

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    /**

    *   The module which need to be display in eml2 document. The default

    *   value is dataset

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  <xsl:param name="displaymodule">dataset</xsl:param>

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    /**

    *   To show the links for the Entities in the dataset display module.

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    /**

    *   To show the link for Additional Metadata in the dataset display module.

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    /**

    *   To show the link for the Original XML in the dataset display module.

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      <xsl:attribute name="cellspacing">0</xsl:attribute>

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	<xsl:param name="lsidauthority"></xsl:param>

<!-- the url for the data registry of the dataset-->

	<xsl:param name="registryurl"></xsl:param>

<!-- the name of the data registry of the dataset-->

	<xsl:param name="registryname"></xsl:param>

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  <xsl:param name="cgi-prefix"/>

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  <xsl:param name="linkedHeaderStyle" select="'linkedHeaderStyle'"/>

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  <xsl:param name="firstColWidth" select="'15%'"/>

<!-- the style for the first column -->

  <xsl:param name="firstColStyle" select="'rowodd'"/>

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  <xsl:param name="secondColWidth" select="'85%'"/>

<!-- the style for the second column -->

  <xsl:param name="secondColStyle" select="'roweven'"/>

<!-- the style for the attribute table -->

  <xsl:param name="tableattributeStyle" select="'tableattribute'"/>

<!-- the style for the border -->

  <xsl:param name="borderStyle" select="'bordered'"/>

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  <xsl:param name="colevenStyle" select="'coleven'"/>

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  <xsl:param name="innercolevenStyle" select="'innercoleven'"/>

<!-- the style for the odd col in attributes table -->

  <xsl:param name="coloddStyle" select="'colodd'"/>

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  <xsl:param name="innercoloddStyle" select="'innercolodd'"/>

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  <xsl:param name="mainTableAligmentStyle" select="'content'"/>

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