openscholar

The title for http://openscholar.example.edu/jdoe/images is " | John Doe". Is there a way to change it to "Galleries | John Doe"? I noticed the same for Bio as well.

Is it possible to change the path of a vsite and all items under that vsite?

Example -- change:
scholar.school.edu/joe-smith
To:
scholar.school.edu/john-doe

What's the best way to do that? Is it possible to do this via the site interface in one step or is editing each url alias individually the only option? Is that not recommended?

If it can't be done en masse via the interface, I'm thinking maybe just run an update query directly on the url_alias table?

Updating from Beta 13 to Beta 14, I got this error when running update.php:

An error occurred. https://mydomain.com/update.php?id=5&op=do
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required './sites/all/modules/os/modules/os_boxes/plugins/os_boxes_default.inc' (include_path='.:/usr/share/pear:/usr/share/php') in /var/www/html/openscholar/sites/all/modules/contrib/ctools/includes/plugins.inc on line 759

Error persists when rerunning update.

So we noticed that vsites that have been marked Private are still showing up in the /websites list and the featured sites list on the homepage. And publication citations posted in private vsites show on the /publications list. I see this is a known issue reported in your tracker.

Do you have any suggested workarounds at this time?

Recently, I set up an instance of OpenScholar Beta-14, went to set up an example scholar site through Create content -> Scholar Site and then proceeded to check on the Site Layout functionality in the Control Panel. After messing around with the layout a while, I clicked Save and that's when the problem started. A PHP error popped up on the resulting page telling me there was a problem in:

openscholar_vsite/vsite_layout/vsite_layout_ui/includes/vsite_layout_ui.inc : line 575

When I click the "Go there now" link after entering and submitting the basic site creation credentials, I am served up the index page on the root level of the server, and not the default home page for the site I just created. In addition to this, I am not getting the email I am supposed to get after successful site creation. Since I am not a server administrator, I can only speculate that the problem might have to do with permissions not being set correctly and/or paths are not set correctly in certain files (such as .htaccess or httpd.conf).

A bit of context:

We would like to have the Manage Users functionality that is available with vsite_users restricted to only those with the administrator role (and not available to scholar admin). We have integrated shibboleth, and we don't want users logging in straight through drupal instead of shibboleth. Also we don't want scholar site owners to be able to search for existing site users, due to FERPA concerns. We would like to just have the scholar site owner request from us that a user be given access to edit their site and we handle the allocation of privileges on the back end.

Hi all :)

I tried to create my own personal website using open scholar. To do that, I changed the front page with drush to the profiles url. However, I get a 404. The page can be loaded when entering the URL directly though. I can't set the frontage through the site-information. I wonder how that happens. In the database, it is registered correctly. Am I missing something?

Andrej

I entered this as an issue, but since I haven't heard anything I thought I would try here as well.

I just installed SCHOLAR-2-0-BETA14 (on a shared hosting plan, with PHP 5.4). I went through the installation and it seemed to install correctly, but at the end I got a page full of identical warnings.

strict warning: Non-static method view::load() should not be called statically in /home/username/webapps/openscholar/sites/all/modules/contrib/views/views.module on line 879.

When I proceeded to the main page, I see this same warning, plus a bunch more, starting with:

Can someone tell me how I would go about adding / changing text in OpenScholar Admin panels within drupal, so I don't have to alter core openscholar files? We're trying to add simple warnings on pages like the "add class" (/node/add/class) page, but not having much luck.

I've tried adding a block to the OpenScholar Admin theme, but it's not showing up.

Any advice would be appreciated.