Editing ORCID Support (section)

==For Developers==
===Existing ORCID Fields===
The ORCID Support plugin will add an ORCID field in the the following three places:
# As a sub-field of <tt>creators</tt> for an EPrint.  Check the <tt>Details</tt> stage of your EPrint workflow. 
# As a sub-field of <tt>editors</tt> for an EPrint.  Check the <tt>Details</tt> stage of your EPrint workflow when the EPrint id of type <tt>Book</tt> or <tt>Book Section</tt>.
# As a field for a <tt>user</tt>. Check the <tt>Profile</tt> stage in your user workflow.  
If you already have an <tt>orcid</tt> field in any of these three locations, the ORCID Support will skip creating its own.  However, it will not update the existing field to the new <tt>orcid</tt> type.  Therefore if one or more of the fields exist you will need to edit them manually to change their type from <tt>text</tt> to <tt>orcid</tt> after the ORCID Support plugin has been installed:
 {
   'sub_name' => 'orcid',
   'type' => 'text',
   'input_cols' => 20,
   'allow_null' => 1,
 }

becomes

 {
   'sub_name' => 'orcid',
   'type' => 'orcid',
   'input_cols' => 20,
   'allow_null' => 1,
 }

If you have pre-configured the <tt>creators</tt>' or <tt>editors</tt>' <tt>orcid</tt> sub-field, this will likely be in your archive's <tt>cfg/cfg.d/eprint_fields.pl</tt>.  The user's <tt>orcid</tt> field will most likely be in your archive's <tt>cfg/cfg.d/user_fields.pl</tt>.

===Updating Citations===
ORCID Support provides a function for rendering green ORCID badges which show the user's ORCID in a tooltip when hovered over. To add these in a citation, simply include the following when displaying creator or editor fields.

<pre>
<!-- For Creators -->
<print expr="people_with_orcids(creators)" /> 

<!-- For Editors -->
<print expr="people_with_orcids(editors)" /> 
</pre>