How to Display a Document Summary in its Own Window
The Summary Content returns values into a modal windows for a specific metadata.
The Summary Content button can be found in the action bar from search results.
Clicking the button opens a modal window that displays values for Field configured in settings.
How to Enable Summary Content
The Summary Content component is disabled by default.
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The corresponding settings files detail which files SmartHub loads by default.
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To make changes to your SmartHub components, you setup custom configuration files in just a few steps.
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For more information, see How to Customize Your SmartHub User Interface.
Do not modify the settings file or the file CustomSettingsTemplate.js directly because these files could be changed by a future update operation.
/modules/SmartHubResourceLoader/CustomSettingsTemplate.js
SH.Summary.CustomSettings = {};
SH.Summary.PathsToExclude =[];
To enable Summary Content, set Enabled to true.
Settings File Parameters
Use the following table for information about the settings file parameters.
Setting | Default Value | Description |
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Enabled | false | false - Summary content is disabled true - Summary content is enabled |
Field |
DocumentSummaryExtraction |
Recognize known metadata in text and provide values into a modal windows |
EntityLinksProperty | ExtractedEntitiesUrls |
Recognize known entities in text and provide links to a knowledge base (wikipedia by default) that display as clickable links in results. Expected format: |
DefaultUrlFunction | http://wikipedia.org/wiki/ | In case that the link returned for values is empty, a new link will be created by adding default value + returned value |
How to Disable the Document Summary Component
Use the corresponding settings file to see which files SmartHub loads by default.
To disable the Document Summary component, use the following instructions:
- Open the custom settings file (such as "CustomResultsSettings.js") for the page you want to modify.
- For example the SmartHub Index and Results pages have the corresponding setting files IndexSettings.js and ResultsSettings.js, and typically similarly named custom settings files.
- For example the SmartHub Index and Results pages have the corresponding setting files IndexSettings.js and ResultsSettings.js, and typically similarly named custom settings files.
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Change the parameter Enabled to "false".
CopySH.Summary.CustomSettings = {
'Enabled':'false'
};
SH.Summary.PathsToExclude = []; -
Save your custom setting file.