Applying Key Date Sets
Firstly, check the custom date table for existing date sets to re-use before creating new.
Date sets are applied to UG and PG degrees / certificates / programmes.
1) Create individual custom dates if not currently present under 607663. Ensure Metadata is correct as this is where the date information is drawn from, not the contents of the asset
2) Create a custom page to contain your date sets. These are found under 836592. Give it a relatively clear name - the DIV's within the page must give the details for each key date set. See 843533 for example
3) Ensure the single custom dates and date set page are live. The application will fail if they are not live.
4) Add your new date set and an example of the qual where it is used to the custom dates table, found in the same menu area as this page. This is so others can re-use or look-up the date sets used quickly
5) Add the new date set page to the metadata of the parent qual, or to the quals underneath the parent asset (see KeyDateSet in the metadata of 373328 for example)
6) Apply the following code to the postgrad-apply (see #380708) block / atAGlance (see #720362) block in place of current JSON object. Copy the code to retain indents / structure from the relevant asset, or JSONLint it. Depending on the current type of JSON block / metadata content, use the correct alternative (one has internationalAPI codes, one does not). If in doubt, reverse-engineer a like-for-like degree
Save as, open in text editor, do not word wrap.
7) Shuffle the key date set DIV's up the page, to sit below any international warning DIVs.
8) Add new custom dates to the custom date table for future reference.
Caveats
Don't edit existing individual date, date sets or date pages. These are used in multiple areas, so editing it in one area will create erroneous dates in other areas.
Permissible Metadata / Exceptions
- Trimester can be 0,1,2,3 or null (no trimester)
Further Reading
Refer to Key Date Set table to see what has been applied and where. Use this table to re-use date sets elsewhere, or reference the custom date sets here.