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== R == === [[rdf_license.pl]] === * '''rdf''' ** '''license''' - URL for licence for RDF data. (Commented out by default). ** '''attributionName''' - Who RDF data should be attributed to. (Commented out by default). ** '''attributionURL''' - URL for information on who the RDF data should be attributed. (Commented out by default). === [[rdf_triples_bibo.pl]] === * '''rdf''' - ** '''xmlns''' - Defines URIs for the following XML namespaces: <code>event, bibo, geo, doi</code>. ** '''bibo_type''' - Defines URIs (using namespaces) for following eprint types: <code>article, book_section, monograph, conference_item, book, thesis, patent, composition, performance, image, video, audio</code>. Also includes 3 eprint [[Triggers#EP_TRIGGER_RDF|<code>EP_TRIGGER_RDF</code> dataset trigger functions]] for adding extra Bibo-related triples to the RDF. === [[rdf_triples_eprints.pl]] === * '''rdf''' - ** '''xmlns''' - Defines URIs for the following XML namespaces: <code>ep, eprel, cc</code>. ** '''license_uri''' - Defines URIs for the following licences (used by <code>document</code> data object's <code>license</code> metadata field): <code>cc_by_nd, cc_by, cc_by_nc, cc_by_nc_nd, cc_by_nc_sa, cc_by_sa, cc_gnu_gpl, cc_gnu_lgpl, cc_public_domain, odc_odbl, odc_by</code>. ** '''content_rel_dc''' - Defines the following Dublin Core namespaced URIs for <code>content</code> metadata field values of document data object: <code>draft, submitted, accepted, published, updated</code>. ** '''content_rel_ep''' - Defines the following EPrints namespaced URIs for <code>content</code> metadata field values of document data object: <code>draft, submitted, accepted, published, updated, supplemental, presentation, coverimage, metadata, other</code>. Also includes an <code>eprint</code> [[Triggers#EP_TRIGGER_RDF|<code>EP_TRIGGER_RDF</code> dataset trigger function]] for adding extra EPrints-related triples to the RDF. === [[rdf_triples_formats.pl]] === Just an eprint [[Triggers#EP_TRIGGER_RDF|<code>EP_TRIGGER_RDF</code> dataset trigger function]] for adding extra format-related triples to the RDF. === [[rdf_triples_general.pl]] === Just a [[Triggers#EP_TRIGGER_BOILERPLATE_RDF|<code>EP_TRIGGER_BOILERPLATE_RDF</code> trigger function]] for adding generic boilerplate triples to the RDF. === [[rdf_triples_repository.pl]] === * '''rdf''' - ** '''xmlns''' - Defines URI <code>void</code> XML namespace. Also includes a [[Triggers#EP_TRIGGER_REPOSITORY_RDF|<code>EP_TRIGGER_REPOSITORY_RDF</code> trigger function]] for adding repository-related triples to the RDF. === [[rdf_triples_skos.pl]] === * '''rdf''' - ** '''xmlns''' - Defines URI <code>skos</code> XML namespace. Also includes an eprint [[Triggers#EP_TRIGGER_RDF|<code>EP_TRIGGER_RDF</code> dataset trigger function]] for adding extra skos-related triples to the RDF. === [[rdf_uris.pl]] === * '''rdf''' - ** '''event_uri''' - Defines function for generating an event URI. (By default using <code>event_title</code>, <code>event_dates</code> and <code>event_location</code> fields). ** '''event_location uri''' - Defines function for generating an event location URI. (By default using a MD5 checksum of the <code>event_location</code> field). ** '''org_uri''' - Defines function for generating an organisation URI. (By default using a MD5 checksum of the provided organisation name). ** '''person_uri''' - Defines function for generating an person URI. (By default using a MD5 checksum of the provided person's name from an EPrints name metadata field. I.e. has <code>given</code> and <code>family</code> sub-fields). ** '''publication_uri''' - Defines function for generating an publication URI. (By default using either the <code>issn</code> field or a MD5 checksum of the <code>publication</code> field). === [[registration.pl]] === * '''allow_web_signup''' - Whether user accounts can be requested and created via the EPrints repository's web interface / email verification. (Default is <code>1</code>, user accounts can be requested through the web interface). * '''allow_reset_password''' - Whether forgotten passwords can be reset via the EPrints repository's web interface / email verification. (Default is <code>1</code>, passwords can be reset through the web interface). * '''default_user_type''' - When a new user account is created what is its initial type. (Default is <code>user</code>). * '''check_registration_email''' - Defines a function that restricts the email addresses that can be used to register (and verify an account). Useful if you only want sign ups from people in your organisation. (Commented out by default, meaning no restriction). * '''use_request_copy_pin_security''' - Whether to use pin based request copy security, so users approving requests don't have to login or have an account to approve requests from emails. (By default commented out so not enabled). === [[render_paras.pl]] === * '''render_paras''' - Converts text stored with new lines in the database so it still appears as paragraphs when rendered as HTML. Useful to apply to metadata fields like <code>abstract</code>. This has been superseded by <code>EPrints::Extras::render_paras</code> but could be useful if tweaks are needed to this function. === [[request_copy.pl]] === * '''email_for_doc_request''' - Defines a function for determining which email address to send emails from visitors who have requested a copy of a restricted document. (By default this returns the email address set in <code>contact_email</code> metadata field if set. Otherwise, it returns <code>undef</code>, which means the a request copy link will not be added to the abstract/summary page). === [[restrict_paths.pl]] === * '''restrict_paths''' - Defines an array reference of hash references that allows paths that can be request over HTTP/HTTPS to be restricted for particular IP addresses or subnets. This is useful if a search engine bot is crawling processor-intensive pages that there is little point indexing. Each hash reference contains a <code>path</code> (e.g. <code>/cgi/exportview</code>) and <code>ips</code>, an array reference of IP addresses or class A/B/C IP subnets (e.g. <code>[ '1.2.3.4', '5.6.7.' ]</code>. === [[rewrite_url_demo.pl]] === Defines a commented out a [[Triggers#EP_TRIGGER_URL_REWRITE|<code>EP_TRIGGER_URL_REWRITE</code> trigger function]] that evaluates the URI of the request and rewrites it if it meets certain criteria. Can be useful if certain publications' primary hosting location is no longer this repository archive.
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