Posted by tallship on February 24, 2012 at 9:43pm
I'm not sure what the significance of OpenScholar Virtual Site is., or even really, what it is.
It's listed as a subproject of OpenScholar, and my inclination is that it is the bundle of modules to install in sites/modules to enable a regular Drupal site with all of the OpenScholar functionality.
Is this correct? And if not then what?
If it is correct, are there any issues I should watch out for when installing and also, is it safe to install all in one fell sweep with Drush?
The URL for the [sub-]project is here: http://drupal.org/project/openscholar_vsite and as is quite common, the explanations are quite terse and IMO, a bit confusing as to exactly what it is/does.
Thanks :)
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You should download
You should download OpenScholar from our web sites at http://openscholar.harvard.edu/download . It contains everything you need including drupal core, contributed modules and our custom modules, including openscholar_vsite 8)
Thanks !
vsite
I believe the link you have posted to the openscholar vsite files are the customized modules that create the sub-sites within OpenScholar (the ones that are created by the role Scholar Admin), without Drupal core files. So - if you wanted that functionality on a different Drupal install profile, the OS team has packaged the modules for you to add them to your site.
Ferdi, please correct me if I am wrong....
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OpenScholar virtual site
I'm trying to grapple with the same issue. Is that right, Vsite? Can I use OpenScholar virtual site as a package of modules to update Drupal Core into a working OpenScholar?
Thanks for your help.
See
See http://groups.drupal.org/node/212578#comment-700428 ;)