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...who who like to see it live on. Since I'm trying to get rid of the static pages, I don't want to have to build a directory on a regular basis and upload it ...abase queries, as you call them elsewhere. How about a compromise? Build a static page with URLs for "A", "B", etc. Then link these URLs to real time queries

* Any HTML pages (static or rendered) within the domains [http://www.isfdb.org www.isfdb.org] or [ht * Any Wiki pages with the domain [http://www.isfdb.org/wiki www.isfdb.org/wiki] or [http://i

...ulative fiction works. This page lists the results. Please note that these pages are provided for historical interest and data mining. Please see [[:Categor | '''Static web pages from 2005'''|| '''Current Wiki pages'''

Author project pages exist or can be created for every author in the ISFDB. For example [[Autho This section lists author biblio pages for authors where work on the bibliography is actively going.

* Updated the download pages with the latest database file. Otherwise, just wandering around to see what * Updated the download pages with the latest source and database files. The source files include the ref

* Updated the download pages with the latest source and database files. * Updated the download pages with the latest source and database files.

** Adding a wiki to support the more static aspects of the ISFDB. ...nd blog spam here in the ISFDB blog, forcing page protections on many wiki pages and moderation on blog comments. Bibliographic data tends to be far more ob

...en's Universe'', ''Aeon (now deceased)'', "Clarkesworld", ''GUD'', ''Black Static'', ''Something Wicked'', and ''Apex Magazine'' as they are released.)--[[Us ...tries are improved, and I've done nothing to link them into the Wiki 'zine pages. They're both fairly short runs though, so shouldn't take too long. [[User:

...ta is displayed to the user in the form of HTML-based web pages. These web pages are dynamically constructed upon request by the user from data stored in th ...cations, Awards, Reviews, and Interviews. Figure 1 shows how different web pages can be constructed by selecting the required records from the various table

This page was originally a static HTML page from ISFDB ver 1 located at http://www.isfdb.org/biblios.html ...ontains extremely detailed synopsis for each entry (some spanning multiple pages), an index of motifs and themes, a date index, title index, and author inde

...he front page; moved the mouseover bubble to the left on Forthcoming Books pages | SFE-hosted images are not displayed corrected on author pages

| [[Series:Black Static Horror Magazine|Black Static Horror Magazine]] The pages below lay out magazines since 1900 in a table format, showing their lifespa

|Static and dynamic content cannot be "rehomed" correctly # Consider whether the field should appear on "Summary/Series" pages, similar to non-genre or graphic

*[[Feature:90159]] Link locally hosted images to their wiki description pages. '''OPEN''' When a user clicks on the thumbnail of an image hosted on the I ...ot affiliated with ISFDB. This would also allow for the links to be to web pages that contain images plus explanatory text. {{Marc Kupper}} 13:27, 27 Feb 20

:::The restriction I made for ezines, "Copying live webzine pages from the internet to a local computer does not qualify an ezine as download ...average to small collection, so if the editor wants to call them a single static collection, I could even go with that, (If they could be downloaded as a gr

:::The restriction I made for ezines, "Copying live webzine pages from the internet to a local computer does not qualify an ezine as download ...average to small collection, so if the editor wants to call them a single static collection, I could even go with that, (If they could be downloaded as a gr

...uisition (which are no longer accessible since most older versions of Wiki pages were dropped a few months ago to reclaim space) called for the inclusion of ...e have been calling them). Whether we want to start 'proper' magazine wiki pages for such is a matter we should probably address sooner rather than later: