private static void SetBookTitle(BookStorage storage, BookData bookData, bool usingTemplate)
{
//This is what we were trying to do: there was a defaultNameForDerivedBooks meta tag in the html
//which had no language code. It worked fine for English, e.g., naming new English books
//"My Book" or "My Dicionary" or whatever.
//But in other cases, it actually hurt becuase that English name would be hidden down in the new
//book, where the author wouldn't see it. But some consumer, using English, would see it, and
//"My Book" is a pretty dumb name for tha carefully prepared book to be listed under.
//
//Now, if we are making this book from a shell book, we can keep whatever (title,language) pairs it has.
//Those will be just fine, for example, if we have English as one of our national langauges and so get
// "vaccinations" for free wihtout having to type that in again.
//
//But if we are making this from a *template*, then we *don't* want to keep the various ways to say the
//name of the template. Seeing "Basic Book" as the name of a resulting shell is not helpful.
//We just don't have a use for this at all anymore: nice idea, doesn't really work:
storage.Dom.RemoveMetaElement("defaultNameForDerivedBooks");
// Clear these out let other code set again when there is a real title.
storage.MetaData.Title = "";
storage.Dom.Title = "";
//If we're making a book from a template, remove all the titles in all languages
if(usingTemplate)
{
bookData.RemoveAllForms("bookTitle");
}
}
