EditBug:10065 Variant Titles
Revision as of 03:51, 11 January 2007 by Marc Kupper (talk | contribs) (Seems to work though I still have a question)
- EditBug:10065 Variant Titles OPEN There's something I don't understand happening with this display. I did the following:
- New Novel: Test Title 1 by Test Author 1
- New Novel: Test Title 2 by Test Author 2
- Make Pseudonym: Test Author 2 is a pseudonym of Test Author 1
- New Novel: Test Title 1 by Test Author 2
- Make Variant: TT1 by TA2 is a vt of TT1 by TA1
- Unless I'm missing something, that should have caused the Test Author 1 biblio to show two version of Test Title 1; one by Test Author 1 and one under the pseudonym of Test Author 2. I'll leave these records out there in case they're needed; let me know if I can delete them. Mike Christie (talk) 10:47, 23 Dec 2006 (CST)
After each step:
- New Novel: Test Title 1 by Test Author 1
Author1: Test Title 1
- New Novel: Test Title 2 by Test Author 2
Author1: Author2: Test Title 1 Test Title 2
- Make Pseudonym: Test Author 2 is a pseudonym of Test Author 1
Author1: Author2: Test Title 1 Alternate Name Used By: Author1 Test Title 2
- New Novel: Test Title 1 by Test Author 2
Author1: Author2: Test Title 1 Alternate Name Used By: Author1 Test Title 2 Test Title 1
- Make Variant: TT1 by TA2 is a vt of TT1 by TA1
Author1: Author2: Test Title 1 (as by Author2) Alternate Name Used By: Author1 Test Title 2
Which is as intended. Are you saying you want to see:
Author1: Author2: Test Title 1 Alternate Name Used By: Author1 Variant: Test Title 1 Test Title 2 (as by Author2)
Alvonruff 07:00, 9 Jan 2007 (CST)
- The current display seems to match my current understanding of ISFDB. Test Author 1 shows
- Test Title 1 (2006) [as by Test Author 2 ]
- And it does show both the version of Test Title 1; one by Test Author 1 and one under the pseudonym of Test Author 2. Test Author 2 shows
- Test Title 2 (2006)
- I personally would like it if Test Author 2’s bibliography also showed the variant title so that you could look at a pseudonym bibliography and see all of the works written under that pseudonym but believe that's unrelated to what you reported.
- I also posted a question to Al about this as I’m still uncertain as to just what the step “Make Pseudonym: Test Author 2 is a pseudonym of Test Author 1” does to the database but think it’s buried in the queue User_talk:Alvonruff#Help_for_the_pseudonym_editor. Marc Kupper 18:36, 10 Jan 2007 (CST)