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5. Revise Citation List Page

5.1 Verify that you can reach the "Revise Citation List" page

5.1.1

Conduct a search, add a few citations and click on the "Revise Citation List" button. The page should refresh to the "Revise Citation List" page.

5.2 Verify that you can properly view inline citations

5.2.1

The following format should be followed (it is in Journal Article form; similar fields apply to other Citation Types):

Title.
Author 1; Author 2; and Author 3. Journal Title, Vol(Iss) Date. Pages.
Custom Link 1 Label | Custom Link 2 Label | view citation | revise | remove

Note that if a citation does not have a certain field (such as Pages, for example) it will not appear in the inline display.

5.3 Verify that you can Select All/Select None

5.3.1

Click on the "select all" action link. Each citation should have the checkbox checked and highlighted.

5.3.2

Click on the "select none" action link. Each citation should have the checkbox empty and not highlighted.

5.4 Verify that you can access the read-only View of a citation

5.4.1

Click on the "view citation" action link underneath a citation (you should have a number of citations from searching library resources). You should see a read-only view of the citation. Verify that all metadata for the citation is appearing in the read-only view. Do this for all the citations in your Citation List.

5.5 Verify that you can Revise a citation

5.5.1

Click on the "revise" action link underneath a citation (you should have a number of citations from searching library resources). You should see an editable view of the citation. Verify that all the metadata for the citation is appearing in this view. Once finished examining the citation, hit the "Cancel Changes" button and you should return to the Review Citation List page. Do this for all the citations in your Citation List.

5.5.2

Click on the "revise" action link underneath a citation (you should have a number of citations from searching library resources). Change the type of the citation. Various field labels will change according to the Citation Type you choose. Verify that these mappings make sense. Click to "Save Changes" to the edited citation and then view the citation in read-only mode to verify that your changes were saved. Do this for all citations in your Citation List.

5.5.3

Click on the "revise" action link underneath a citation (you should have a number of citations from searching library resources). Change the value of various metadata fields and "Save Changes" to the citation. View the citation in read-only mode to verify that your changes were saved. Do this for all citations in your Citation List.

5.6 Verify that you can Remove a citation

5.6.1

Click on the "remove" action link underneath a citation (you should have a number of citations from searching library resources). The citation should be removed from the Citation List and the order of the citations should be unchanged.

5.6.2

Select one citation to remove and under Citation Actions select "Remove Selected". The citation should not appear in the Citation List anymore and the Citation List order should remain unchanged.

5.6.3

Select multiple citations and under Citation Actions select "Remove Selected". The citations should not appear in the Citation List anymore and the Citation List order should remain unchanged.

5.6.4

Under Citation Actions, select "Remove Entire List". The Citation List should appear empty.

5.7 Verify that you get an SFX Menu when clicking on the citation title

5.7.1

Click on the title of a citaion. This should cause another window to open with an SFX Menu in it. Verify that the metadata SFX is displaying (Journal Title, Volume, Issue, etc.) matches that of the citation you clicked. The SFX Menu may not display all the metadata that we know about, but it should not miss metadata that we do have (i.e. we have a Volume number, but SFX is showing a null Volume number). Do this for all citations in your Citation List.

5.8 Verify that you can Export citations

5.8.1

Select one citation to export and under Citation Actions select "Export Selected". You should be prompted to download a file called, 'citations.RIS'. Save this file and open it in a text editor. You should see all the same metadata that you see in the Citation read-only view, but labelled with RIS tags instead of our labels.

5.8.2

Select multiple citations and under Citation Actions select "Export Selected". You should be prompted to download a file called, 'citations.RIS'. Save this file and open it in a text editor. You should see each selected citation's metadata appended one after another. This should be the same metadata that you see in the citations' read-only view, but labelled with RIS tags instead of our labels.

5.8.3

Under Citation Actions, select "Export Entire List". You should be prompted to download a file called, 'citations.RIS'. Save this file and open it in a text editor. You should see each selected citation's metadata appended one after another. This should be the same metadata that you see in the citations' read-only view, but labelled with RIS tags instead of our labels.

5.9 Verify that you can get Back to Search Results

5.9.1

Click on the "Back to Search Results" button. The page should refresh to the "Search Library Resources" page.

5.10 Verify that you can get add more citations to the Citation List

5.10.1

Click on the "Back to Search Results" button. The page should refresh to the "Search Library Resources" page. Add more citations to your Citation List. Click the "Revise Citation List" button and verify that the new citations show up on the "Revise Citation List" page.

5.11 Verify that you can Cancel the Citation List

5.11.1

Click on the "Cancel Citation List" button. The page should refresh to the Resources page.

5.12 Verify that you can reach the "Add Citation List" page.

5.12.1

Click on the "Finish" button. The page should refresh to the "Add Citation List" page.