openscholar

I am running the latest version of OpenScholar, but I am having problems with the Harvard Shield not showing up on individual sites/themes. The URL for the graphic on the individual pages is:

http://mysite.mysite.edu/sites/all/modules/openscholar_vsite/vsite_desig...

But the graphic is actually located here:

http://mysite.mysite.edu/MYSITE/sites/all/modules/openscholar_vsite/vsit...

It's like the base.url isn't being recognized, but everything is properly set up in htaccess. Any thoughts?

hi all

I have just given a presentation today to the Berkeley Drupal Users Group

and have proposed a similar presentation for the DrupalCamp at Stanford
https://drupalcamp.stanford.edu/sessions/drupal-openscholar-solr-aegir-n...

would be very interested in joining forces with others doing OpenScholar and making a more weighty and mixed presentation

PDF of slides of the "case study" today
https://drupalcamp.stanford.edu/sites/default/files/slides/openscholar-b...

Dear OpenScholar Users,

I've written a custom module similar to the presentations module for use with an experimental OS installation and am having difficulty with the grouping of fields into fieldsets for the input form. When loaded as a standard CCK module, the module fields appear grouped in the input form as defined. In OS however, the grouping of fields (using the CCK fields UI) forces them into the "+Advanced Options" fieldset, which is collapsed by default - effectively hiding the fields.

Hi all,

I have built/ am building a community site aimed at a specific target audience with two options for membership. First one is free, i.e. the authenticated user and the second one is paid for. I would like to make use of OpenScholar for the paying members to create their own web site with the possibility of publishing their bio, resume, publications, etcetera, and am wondering whether it is possible to share the user tables and other relevant tables between both sites, so that the paying members automatically are granted access to the OpenScholar site.

Anyone any suggestions?

Hi All,

Ferdi told me this openScholar program at drupal meeting last year at Harvard, thank you very much Ferdi, we are excited with this openScholar program. We are building our new website with openScholar now. We wish to find out the information about the above question. I have searched the whole Web and attended all seminars given by the great openScholar team, but no information about this question found. Now we are wondering that if we should finish our new website with the current openScholar version or wait for the openScholar new version with Drupal 7 be released.

First of all, kudos to the IQSS Team at Harvard for such an amazing Product!
My concern: I read somewhere on the internets (don't remember where) that an install profile for university departments is in the making and that it will probably be released in autumn 2010. Is any of this correct?

I ask, because I'm evaluating OpenScholar for the website of a university affiliated research institute. The current install profiles don't seem to lend themselves well to such an endeavour because of all the vsite stuff that comes along with it.

Hello,

I am looking at the OpenScholar as a good basis to a project I am working on - registration (via Ubercart payment) to courses.
I see that OpenScholar has a Class feature (but without scheduling) and an Event feature (without recurring).

Does anybody has experience with similar requirements ?

Regards,
Shushu

Wanted to let folks know that the Drupal 6 and eventually Drupal 7 upgrade for the http://socialmediaclassroom.com project is going to be done in a way that will make it:

1. An optional install profile to use with OpenScholar as base

2. The features of "Blog, Forum, Wiki, Chatroom, Social Bookmarking, Learning E-Portfolio (and microblog and RSS and other data import in Drupal 6 version)" will also be features available for other types of sites if the OpenScholar install profile is run.

Several folks have mentioned that they're considering or testing OpenScholar for their departments. Let's keep in touch about it. We in Family Medicine think it looks very promising and will probably be experimenting with it this fall. Please reply if your department or group is interested in OpenScholar (or even already using it).