Currently, mei-friend always opens a task at the first page of the MEI encoding. This is disorienting if the task is to correct, e.g., the second page.
This can be achieved several ways:
page url parameter: takes an integer page number as value. Perhaps most straightforward, but relies on breaks to be set to encoded (i.e., render pages according to encoded page beginnings); otherwise mei-friend's page counting may differ from the encoded page counts. Could become difficulty when tasks reach sub-page level, e.g., individual systems or measures
select url parameter: takes an identifier or a list of identifiers as value. Perhaps more reliable: determine the note ID of the first note of the task; mei-friend will ensure that the identified note is visible on load (paging as necessary)
Currently, mei-friend always opens a task at the first page of the MEI encoding. This is disorienting if the task is to correct, e.g., the second page.
This can be achieved several ways:
pageurl parameter: takes an integer page number as value. Perhaps most straightforward, but relies onbreaksto be set toencoded(i.e., render pages according to encoded page beginnings); otherwise mei-friend's page counting may differ from the encoded page counts. Could become difficulty when tasks reach sub-page level, e.g., individual systems or measuresselecturl parameter: takes an identifier or a list of identifiers as value. Perhaps more reliable: determine the note ID of the first note of the task; mei-friend will ensure that the identified note is visible on load (paging as necessary)