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==How to customize RSS output to show an institution's or person's last ''n'' publications.== {{Obsolete}} The following section applies to EPrints 2. In EPrints 3, author feed links are included on the creators browse view pages. RSS output is generated by <tt>/opt/eprints2/cgi/<b>latest_tool</b></tt> (URL: <nowiki>http://<base_url>/perl/latest_tool</nowiki>). In the default configuration <tt>latest_tool</tt> will generate output for fixed searches (filters) only. These filters define both metadata fields and values searched in the archive configuration. One would have to add a filter to the archive configuration for every person or institution that would like its own RSS feed. Instead, we add a new parameter <tt>allow_user_value</tt> to a latest_tool mode's configuration. When <tt>allow_user_value</tt> is set to "true" in the filter definition the value of the CGI parameter <tt>value</tt> will be searched for in the metadata fields that are defined in the archive configuration. 1. Edit <tt>/opt/eprints2/archives/<archive_id>/cfg/<b>ArchiveConfig.pm</b></tt>'s "Latest_tool Configuration" section to read: $c->{latest_tool_modes} = { default => { citation => "neat" }, person => { citation => "neat", filters => [ { meta_fields => [ "creators.id", "editors.id" ], value => "" } ], allow_user_value => 1, max => 10 }, institution => { citation => "neat", filters => [ { meta_fields => [ "institutions" ], value => "" } ], allow_user_value => 1, max => 20 } }; 2. Alter <tt>/opt/eprints2/cgi/<b>latest_tool</b></tt> (starting from line 45) to read: if( defined $conf ) { my $allow_user_value = 0; foreach my $key (keys %{$conf} ) { $citation = $conf->{"citation"} if( $key eq "citation" ); $filters = $conf->{"filters"} if( $key eq "filters" ); $allow_user_value = $conf->{"allow_user_value"} if( $key eq "allow_user_value" ); $max = $conf->{"max"} if( $key eq "max" ); } if ( $allow_user_value ) { my $value = $session->param( "value" ); if ( defined $value ) { @$filters[0]->{"value"} = $value; } } $class.= "_".$mode; } ... 3. Restart Apache. Your customized RSS feeds will be located at *<nowiki>http://<base_url>/perl/latest_tool?mode=person</nowiki> [[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Plugins]]
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