++1
But while we are at it, what about doing it by item type rather than
collection. Here we use the collection name as a proxy for item type by naming
the collections appropriately eg Physics Theses. Really what we want is the
ability to specify what metadata we want to collect for each item
Hello all,
I would reach the goal of making metadata frozen once a submission is
completed. They should be protected from all users, except the admin
ones.
In our tests, it seems that giving a user the permission to submit items
to a collection implies also that he/she can edit metadata, even
Sorry, I *was* making a mistake.
-Original Message-
From: Franzini, Gabriele [Nervianoms]
Sent: 27 February 2009 13:43
To: 'dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: V1.5.1 (newbie): Cannot block editing of metadata by submitters
after submission accepted?
Hello all,
I would reach
Hi Gabriele,
the submitter is not able to edit an item, only collection
administrators and administrators can perform this.
Hope that helps
Claudia Jürgen
Franzini, Gabriele [Nervianoms] schrieb:
Hello all,
I would reach the goal of making metadata frozen once a submission is
completed.
I am trying to enable the statistics in Dspace but when I issue the perl
command to run stat-general it throws an error. The error is: Can't
exec /bin/sh at C:/dspace/bin/state-general'
I successfully installed Perl and my environment variable is correct.
The first line in the stat scripts are:
Besides the online user interface, is there a way to delete either a Collection
or Community without having to first delete all the Items contained within? I
tried this the other day in 1.4.2 and the only way I could find to do it was to
use the import script (ItemImport.java) with the delete
DSpace Techies -
I'm looking for some assistance with understanding (primarily)
Manakin's DRI.
Here's a simple example task:
Changing the base URI for css stylesheets.
Current location is: {theme-name}/lib/{stylesheet-name}.css
Desired location is: {theme-name}/css/{stylesheet-name}.css
The
Now this *could* be done by something as simple as removing the
nested tags from the xsl:attribute/ tag, but I'd prefer to do in a
manner that would seem more proper - tapping into the DRI and
perhaps even modifying it's content slightly.
Meant to say that this could be done by filling out
Is there something I can do to have it show a
more complete set of data?
Try this instead. Not sure if it will yield _more_ data, but it is, I think,
the DRI XML prior to the i18n transform:
http://{hostname}.{server}.{extension}/{dspace-instance}/?XML
How would one tap into /
We get hundreds of exceptions daily which are related to searching in
DSpace. The get request is obviously not created by DSpace because when you
do a simple search or advanced search through the interface DSpace does not
create the request in the format seen in the exception message. Therefore I
Jewel,
On Linux and Unix machines perl is usually pre-installed.
In Windows it is not the case. You need to install a thing called
activeperl. Google for it.
Regards,
Allen Lam.
HKU Hub Administrator, http://hub.hku.hk
Jewel wrote:
I am trying to enable the statistics in Dspace but when I
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There are two separate issues.
1. To run perl scripts in Windows, when ActivePerl is installed and path
environment is set,
open a command prompt, type
perl [your-script]
2. some scripts under dspace/bin are not perl scripts. They are
unix/linux shell scripts.
e.g.
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