Hi I noticed some really strange behaviour in our DSpace installation.
It is the Creative Commons licensing. When the setting in dspace.cfg is set to true #### Creative Commons settings ###### # are Creative Commons licenses used in submission? webui.submit.enable-cc = true the Creative Commons section of the submission process has TWO separate steps. The first one is the one that has the iFrame that displays the Creative Commons webpage in it, and there are two choices that the submitter can set before accepting the license. After that, there is another step that asks another time whether the submitter wants to accept the Creative Commons license. This page is much simpler and has no choices, only two buttons - either "I Grant the License" or "I Do Not Grant the License" . The strange thing is that the first stage points to a version of the CC license that is NOT the one that we want to use, and that I have entered in the default.license config file. We want to use the Canadian 2.5 license, but it displays - AND attaches - the generic 3.0 CC license. That second stage does point to the Canadian 2.5 version license - but it is apparently discarded. The strangeness becomes more apparent when I do this: #### Creative Commons settings ###### # are Creative Commons licenses used in submission? webui.submit.enable-cc = false In that case, there is no longer the first step (the iFrame one) - but the second step (the one with the url to the Canadian version and the "I Grant the License" or "I Do Not Grant the License" buttons) STILL comes up. But submissions do not have the CC license attached .. which does make some sense, since it is disabled. So I'd really like to know: - what makes this second step appear even though the CC is disabled in dspace.cfg? - How can I turn it off? - where can I make the first CC license point to the right CC license version (Canadian 2.5) ? It is not in the default.license .. since that is set to the Canadian one. - if we could get the second step to work with the right CC version that would be even better, since it is much simpler than that brittle iFrame mechanism My gosh, this is *complex*. thanks in advance, maike ---------- Maike Dulk - Programmer / Analyst McPherson Library, University of Victoria (t) 250-886-5709 / (e) [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Harthon gerithach aeair vilui / I hope you will have kind seas ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. It's the best place to buy or sell services for just about anything Open Source. http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;164216239;13503038;w?http://sf.net/marketplace _______________________________________________ DSpace-tech mailing list DSpace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dspace-tech
