OpenScholar

I need to create a new default node(os page) as scholar site frontpage, when teacher registers a new site. I'm trying to achieve this by coding and adding a new node to the site.
I'm using SCHOLAR-3.4.x

So far i have modified the vsite_register.form.inc.

around line 295 where is - if ($vsite = vsite_create_vsite(...
inside that IF case i've written the following code:

// Prepares basic settings of our new node
$homenode  = new stdClass();
$homenode->type = 'page';
$homenode->uid = $site_owner->uid;
$homenode->language = 'en';

Hi All,

I notice that the Scholar-3.5.0 distribution is organized quite a bit differently than Scholar-3.4.1.

Are the implications of this change discussed someplace?

I only found one mention of it, on the Harvard site:
http://openscholar.harvard.edu/software/openscholar-drupal-7/7x-35

Here, at the end of the change list, under Dev & Infrastructure, they mention:
"Note: this release introduces the make file. Upgrading from 7.x-3.4 to 7.x-3.5 requires extra system operations."

What are these extra system operations specifically?

Is there any documentation specifically for OpenScholar 2.0 RC for LDAP integration? I have the modules for LDAP enabled through the Site Configuration > Modules all the LDAP say enabled... but that is about as far as I can get with it.

It comes with me when I am setting database configuration in installation of OpenScholar.

Warning: in DatabaseConnection->__construct() (line 304 of C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.3.23-0\apps\drupal\htdocs\includes\database\database.inc). Warning: htmlspecialchars(): Invalid multibyte sequence in argument in check_plain() (line 1572 of C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.3.23-0\apps\drupal\htdocs\includes\bootstrap.inc).

And, I cannot log in the server by using "root" and the password I set previously.

How can I solve it?

Hello all,

While installing OpenScholar, I get this warning:

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, 'cp_access_cp' was given in _menu_check_access() (line 454 of /[path]/includes/menu.inc).

As I am not an expert at all, I don't know what that means and how to fix it.

Can anybody help? Thank you in advance :)

Hi,

I have been used a tutorial made by rolando.isidoro found here (groups) to change my front page. Like this:

1. Access the Context settings area using this URL http://your-openscholar-domain.com/admin/build/context/list
2. Locate the sitewide_front context under the openscholar > section namespace and click the Override link;
3. In this form click on the Edit tab located on the top left below the Context title;

Is it possible to add multilanguage(language switcher, translating english strings to other languages) content in OS 3?
I have read somewhere that the older versions of OS did had some extra modules for that.

Any help would be appreciated.

Hello. We're an academic department with about 25 permanent professor/researcher members, and 80 members in all, including visitors, postdocs, students and technicians. We currently have a custom-built website:

http://lpp.psycho.univ-paris5.fr/

but the person who's built it has left, and we'd like to re-implement most or all of its features using a public and open system. OpenScholar looks really good, but before jumping in we have a few questions.

If anyone's interested, I've started up a website dedicated to OpenScholar at www.oscholar.info.

There's not much content there yet, but there is a forum and wiki all set up and ready to go.

As a new OpenScholar developer, I feel lost in the wild (especially since the official OS documentation is very thin). I'm looking forward to getting help (and helping others) regarding OpenScholar configuration, administration, development, etc.

Thanks!
Bryan