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=== Abstract page === An abstract page (sometimes referred to as a [[#Summary page|summary page]]) is a web page for an [[#Archive|archive]] providing [[#Metadata|metadata]] about a particular [[#EPrint|eprint]] (a.k.a [[#Publication record|publication record]]). Most prominently it displays the abstract for the publication but also its title, [[#Citation|citation]] links to download associated [[#Document|documents]] and further metadata in a [[#Summary table|summary table]]. Abstract pages are cached. This cache is cleared when an eprint is modified. Otherwise, these caches can be cleared, (so new cached version will be generated on next request), by running the following command or by clicking on the "[[Admin/System Tools/Regenerate Abstracts|Regenerate Abstracts]]" button in the [[#Admin menu|admin menu]]: EPRINTS_PATH/bin/epadmin refresh_abstracts ARCHIVEID One or all abstracts pages can be regenerated by using the [[API:bin/generate_abstracts|bin/generate_abstracts]] command.
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