@mention searches

@mentions are supported on various forms to enable users to create links to other content in the database; for example, where someone might want to refer to a specific work in an Antiquarian's introduction.

Adding an @mention

• All @mention searches begin with a two letter short code indicating the target model type (see table below)
• After a brief delay, the page will display a list of all items belonging to the content type requested
• To narrow the list further, you can add more keywords after the two-letter short code by separating them with a colon; e.g. @aq:marcus:varro
• Only items that match all keywords are returned
• Some object types support numerical keywords:
  • Fragments: a numerical keyword matches its order with respect to an antiquarian or work; e.g. @fr:varro:1 will match the first fragment in each of Varro's works
  • Unlinked Fragments: a numerical keyword matches the Unlinked fragment's name; e.g. @uf:32 would match Unlinked 321, Unlinked 322, Unlinked 323 etc.
  • Anonymous Fragments: numerical keywords match the Anonymous Fragment's order; e.f. @af:123 would match Anonymous F123

Model	Short code	Sort by	Example
Antiquarian	@aq	order_name desc	@aq:varro
Bibliography	@bi	author_surnames, year	@bi:music:jones
Topic	@tp	topic order	@tp:war
Work	@wk	name	@wk:musica:varro
Fragment	@fr	pk	@fr:varro
Anonymous Fragment	@af	order	@af:12
Testimonium	@tt	antiquarian_testimoniumlinks__antiquarian__name	@tt:varro
Unlinked Fragment	@uf	pk	@uf:123