dejure.org Filter
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Summary
Makes the http://dejure.org/ service available as an input filter.
dejure.org allows you to send a text to their service which contains mentions of German law paragraps and court decisions. It will parse the text and replace recogniced paragraphs and decisions with a link to their law database.
The filter is basically using this page: http://rechtsnetz.dejure.org/dienste/vernetzung/vernetzen You can also use the form there for testing.
Example
§ 113 BGB
Urteil des LAG Schleswig-Holstein vom 18.07.20062 Sa 155/06
Pressemitteilung des LAG Schleswig-Holstein
will turn into
§ 113 BGB
Urteil des LAG Schleswig-Holstein vom 18.07.2006Pressemitteilung des LAG Schleswig-Holstein
Real life examples and connectors for other systems beside Drupal you can find on http://dejure.org/vernetzung.html
Installation / Configuration
- Install like any other Drupal module.
- Goto
admin/config/content/formatsand choose a text format you want the filter apply to. - eg:
admin/config/content/formats/full_html(for FullHTML) - Activate the filter in the "Enabled filters" section.
- Configure the Filter in the "Filter settings" section
Filter settings
TODO: Translate this. And add description text what this changes.
Without File Reference (Ohne Aktenzeichen)
Figure out what this means. Waiting for an answer of dejure.org.
Service ID (Anbieterkennung)
Put in a fixed service ID for your website used in communication with dejure.org. Minimum length 5 characters.
Contact Email
Put in a contact email address so dejure.org can contact you if somethings is wrong with your API calls. Will be send together with the "Service ID". Defaults to the site email.
Extended Links (Weite Verlinkung)
The a-tag surrounds only the paragraph number (= Off) or the also the paragraph character (=On)
eg: § 113 BGB vs. § 113 BGB
Options:
- On
- Off
Title Argument (Tooltip)
dejure.org calls this "Tooltips". If it is a tooltip depends on your browser and device. It is just the setting what dejure.org puts in the title argument of the a-tag.
Options:
- ohne Tooltip
- mit neutralem Tooltip
- mit beschreibendem Tooltip
- mit beschreibendem Tooltip nur für Gesetze
- mit beschreibendem Tooltip für Gesetze und - eingeschränkt - für Rechtsprechung
Zeilenwechsel
Figure out what this means. Waiting for an answer of dejure.org.
Options:
- Zeilenwechsel nicht berücksichtigen
- Zeilenwechsel im Gesetzeszitat möglich
- Zeilenwechsel automatisch feststellen
