Customizing RSS Output - Revision history

Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca at 17:20, 5 August 2016

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Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca at 17:18, 5 August 2016

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Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca at 14:55, 3 August 2016

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Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca: /* Default Feed Export Plugins */

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‎Default Feed Export Plugins

Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca at 14:53, 3 August 2016

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Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca: /* Default Feed Export Plugins */

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‎Default Feed Export Plugins

Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca: /* Default Feed Export Plugins */

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‎Default Feed Export Plugins

Tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca at 20:01, 2 August 2016

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 If you want to export more than the max, you can increase this number in the configuration, but keep in mind that server performance may be effected since the latest_tool script needs to sort, and the link is generated and crawled by search engines for all browse view pages.
-Feeds are sorted in descending order, by the date when the eprint was made live in the repository. This differs from the search result sort order "by year (most recent first)" in that the search result sort uses the publication date input into the metadata by the depositor.
+Feeds are sorted in descending order, by the date when the eprint was made live in the repository. This differs from the search result sort order "by year (most recent first)"; the search result sort uses the publication date input into the metadata by the depositor.
 ==How to customize RSS output to show an institution's or person's last ''n'' publications.==

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 If you want to export more than the max, you can increase this number in the configuration, but keep in mind that server performance may be effected since the latest_tool script needs to sort, and the link is generated and crawled by search engines for all browse view pages.
-Feeds are sorted in descending order, by the date when the eprint was made live in the repository. This differs from the search result sort order "by year (most recent first)" usually set in eprint_search_advanced with the following: "byyear" => "-date/creators_name/title" in that this uses the publication date input into the metadata by the depositor.
+Feeds are sorted in descending order, by the date when the eprint was made live in the repository. This differs from the search result sort order "by year (most recent first)" in that the search result sort uses the publication date input into the metadata by the depositor.
 ==How to customize RSS output to show an institution's or person's last ''n'' publications.==

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 If you want to export more than the max, you can increase this number in the configuration, but keep in mind that server performance may be effected since the latest_tool script needs to sort, and the link is generated and crawled by search engines for all browse view pages.
-Feeds are sorted in descending order, by '''the date when the eprint was made live''' in the repository. This differs from the search result sort order "by year (most recent first)" usually set in eprint_search_advanced with the following: "byyear" => "-date/creators_name/title" in that this uses the publication date input into the metadata by the depositor.
+Feeds are sorted in descending order, by the date when the eprint was made live in the repository. This differs from the search result sort order "by year (most recent first)" usually set in eprint_search_advanced with the following: "byyear" => "-date/creators_name/title" in that this uses the publication date input into the metadata by the depositor.
 ==How to customize RSS output to show an institution's or person's last ''n'' publications.==

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	If you want to export more than the max, you can increase this number in the configuration, but keep in mind that server performance may be effected since the latest_tool script needs to sort, and the link is generated and crawled by search engines for all browse view pages.		If you want to export more than the max, you can increase this number in the configuration, but keep in mind that server performance may be effected since the latest_tool script needs to sort, and the link is generated and crawled by search engines for all browse view pages.
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		+	Feeds are sorted in descending order, by '''the date when the eprint was made live''' in the repository. This differs from the search result sort order "by year (most recent first)" usually set in eprint_search_advanced with the following: "byyear" => "-date/creators_name/title" in that this uses the publication date input into the metadata by the depositor.

	==How to customize RSS output to show an institution's or person's last ''n'' publications.==		==How to customize RSS output to show an institution's or person's last ''n'' publications.==

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 The generated browse view pages (e.g.: browse by year > 2015) and search results pages include links to these default feed formats.
-Whether or not a feed link is shown on the browse view pages and search results pages for a particular export format is controlled by the '''is_feed''' function in ''EPrints::Plugin::Export::Feed'' class which returns 1 for "feed" export plugins. Override this function to return 0 (for example, in cfg/cfg.d/plugins.pl) if you do not want these feed links to appear on browse view pages.
+Whether or not a feed link is shown on the browse view pages and search results pages for a particular export format is controlled by the '''is_feed''' function in ''EPrints::Plugin::Export::Feed'' class which returns 1 for "feed" export plugins. Override this function to return 0 (for example, in cfg/cfg.d/plugins.pl) if you do not want these feed links to appear on browse view and search results pages.
 The maximum number of items that the latest_tool script includes in its "feed' export is controlled with the following variable set in Latest Tool Configuration file /cfg/cfg.d/latest_tool.pl:

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-The generated browse view pages (e.g.: browse by year > 2015) will include links to these default feed formats.
+The generated browse view pages (e.g.: browse by year > 2015) and search results pages include links to these default feed formats.
 Whether or not a feed link is shown on the browse page for a particular export format is controlled by the '''is_feed''' function in ''EPrints::Plugin::Export::Feed'' class which returns 1 for "feed" export plugins (override this function to return 0 if you do not want these feed links to appear on browse view pages).

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 For example, on a static page (such as index.xpage), the following code would show a link to an Atom feed:
 <a href="/cgi/latest_tool?output=Atom">Atom</a>
 The generated browse view pages (e.g.: browse by year > 2015) will include links to these default feed formats.
-Whether or not a feed link is shown on the browse page for a particular export format is controlled by the '''is_feed''' function in ''EPrints::Plugin::Export::Feed'' class.
+Whether or not a feed link is shown on the browse page for a particular export format is controlled by the '''is_feed''' function in ''EPrints::Plugin::Export::Feed'' class which returns 1 for "feed" export plugins.
 The maximum number of items that the latest_tool script includes in its "feed' export is controlled with the following variable set in Latest Tool Configuration file /cfg/cfg.d/latest_tool.pl:
 $c->{latest_tool_modes} = {
 	default => { citation => "result", max => 20}
 };
 If you want to export more than the max, you can increase this number in the configuration, but keep in mind that server performance may be effected since the latest_tool script needs to sort, and the link is generated and crawled by search engines for all browse view pages.

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 {{Obsolete}}
-How to customize RSS output to show an institution's or person's last ''n'' publications.
+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.