Child Elements
Each Source element has a number of elements as children, each of which represents a different piece of data for the bibliography entries. For example, a book might have an author, title, publisher, year, and city. Most are self-explanatory, but this document will pay special attention to some of the more complex children.
The child elements are:
AbbreviatedCaseNumber
AlbumTitle
Author
BookTitle
Broadcaster
BroadcastTitle
CaseNumber
ChapterNumber
City
Comments
ConferenceName
Country
CountryRegion
Court
Day
DayAccessed
Department
Distributor
Edition
Guid
Institution
InternetSiteTitle
Issue
JournalName
LCID
Medium
Month
MonthAccessed
NumberVolumes
Pages
PatentNumber
PeriodicalTitle
PlacePublished
ProductionCompany
PublicationTitle
Publisher
RecordingNumber
RefOrder
Reporter
SourceType
ShortTitle
StandardNumber
StateProvince
Station
Tag
Theater
ThesisType
Title
Type
URL
Version
Volume
Year
YearAccessed
An example of the XML defining a source of type Book
with the title Office Open XML formats
, and two Authors named Jones, Brian
and Davis, Tristan
is:
<b:Source> <b:Tag>Las07</b:Tag> <b:SourceType>Book</b:SourceType> <b:Author> <b:Author> <b:NameList> <b:Person> <b:Last>Jones</b:Last> <b:First>Brian</b:First> </b:Person> <b:Person> <b:Last>Davis</b:Last> <b:First>Tristan</b:First> </b:Person> </b:NameList> </b:Author> </b:Author> <b:Title>Office Open XML formats</b:Title> <b:Year>2007</b:Year> <b:City>Trondheim</b:City> <b:Publisher>Publisher</b:Publisher> <b:Comments>Comments</b:Comments> <b:RefOrder>1</b:RefOrder> <b:Guid>{DCC25FA1-67CC-4013-B56A-2D42CED7FF0C}</b:Guid> <b:LCID>0</b:LCID> </b:Source>