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created show/hide detail presentation

Posted by sarneil on 10 Dec 2008 in Activity log

Repurposed bits of David's code so that about five fields show up by default for each record, and all the rest are hidden by default and show up only if user clicks a button.

Also tidied up behaviour if no results are returned, made a few other modifications to code to normalize behaviour and presentation.

This entry was posted by Stewart and filed under Activity log.

German Medical Exams

This project will create an xml-based database of medical exam reports from the 16th through 19th centuries in Germany. The database will allow researchers to query medical practices in that time and to infer changes in the administration of medical care and other social changes.
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