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# Breadcrumb script configuration file
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#
# Description
# -----------
# This file allows you to specify certain rules which the breadcrumb
# script will use instead of the server defaults. These rules will allow
# you to create specific directory mappings.
#
# Usage
# -----
# Place a copy of this file with your specific rules in the TOP LEVEL
# DIRECTORY of your Web domain or sub-domain. If you have called the
# breadcrumb script from your (X)HTML pages [include reference to
# doc here] the rules in this file will apply to the directory it
# resides in as well as subsequent sub-directories.
#
# Format of rules
# ---------------
# The general format of rules look like:
# RULETYPE=rule declaration
#
# Only one rule is allowed on a line at a time.
# Spaces are allowed, but ensure that there is only ONE equals sign '='
# in any one line.
# Depending on rule type, rule declarations can consist of more than one
# items separated by a semi-colon (;). Blank lines and lines which contain 
# whitespace only will be ignored.
#
# Rule types
# ----------
# Supported rule types are: MAPDIR, MAPPATH, ALIASDIR, ALIASNAME,
# SITEROOT, SUPPRESS_FILESYSTEM_ROOT
#
# See specific examples found in the MAPPINGS section of this file.
#
# Including comments
# ------------------
# A 'hash' (#) at the beginning of a line denotes a comment and the
# content of the line after the hash will be ignored by the breadcrumb
# script.
#
#
# ==========
#  MAPPINGS
# ==========
# This section contains example mappings. Copy them and change them to
# match your needs.
#
# Rules which you want to apply must NOT have the hash (#) in the
# beginning.
#
# 1) Site roots
#
# These items will consistently appear before all other breadcrumb items
# in order they are specified.
#
# If SUPPRESS_FILESYSTEM_ROOT is set to 'yes', the hierarchy leading up
# to your site will not be shown in the breadcrumb trail, and only what
# is specified by the SITEROOT declarations will be used.
#
# If SUPPRESS_FILESYSTEM_ROOT is set to 'no', and SITEROOTs are
# specified, then items declared in SITEROOTS will appear before other
# filesystem directories in the breadcrumb trail.
#
# Format:
# SITEROOT=Link text; Link URI
# SUPPRESS_FILESYSTEM_ROOT=[yes|no]

#SITEROOT=Monash University; http://www.monash.edu.au/
#SITEROOT=Faculty of Science; http://www.science.monash.edu.au/
SITEROOT=Faculty of Engineering; http://www.eng.monash.edu.au/
#
#SITEROOT=Monash; http://www.monash.edu.au/
#SITEROOT=Catalogue; http://library.monash.edu.au/
#SITEROOT=Library home; http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/
#
#SUPPRESS_FILESYSTEM_ROOT=yes


# 2) Directory mappings
#
# These directories specified in this section will be remapped
#
# Format:
# MAPDIR=directory
# MAPPATH=link name; link URI
#
# MAPDIR refers to the directory path that is being mapped to something
# else.
# MAPPATH contains two items: the text that will be shown as a link and
# the URI of the link, separated by a semicolon. The URI can be a
# relative link (relative to the placement of this file), or can be a full URI.
#
# In the following example, whenever /databases/ is accessed, the
# breadcrumb script will output:
# Resources > Databases
#

#MAPDIR=matheson
#MAPPATH=Branches; /libraries/
#MAPPATH=Matheson Library; /matheson/

# 3) Aliases
# Format:
# ALIASDIR=directory
# ALIASNAME=Alias name
#
# ALIASDIR refers to the directory path you would like to create an alias
# for.
# ALIASNAME contains the alias text.

# end of breadcrumb config file