Difference between revisions of "Using Issues for Quality Control"
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− | + | When viewing the item control page, the number of issues identified appears on the Details tab: | |
− | A new Issues tab appears on the | + | [[Image:Issues_count.png]] |
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+ | A new "Issues" tab also appears on the control page: | ||
[[Image:Issues_tab.png]] | [[Image:Issues_tab.png]] | ||
− | Selecting this tab will list any issues identified with the item | + | Selecting this tab will list the full details of any issues identified with the item: |
+ | [[Image::Issues_details.png]] | ||
Issues tab - eg. in editorial review | Issues tab - eg. in editorial review |
Revision as of 11:48, 23 November 2009
Using Issues for Quality Control
EPrints 3.1 introduces a new feature to assist with the quality control process.
EPrints can automatically identify potential issues with an item and bring them to the attention of the repository editor or administrator.
This page describes how issues are shown in the Web UI and how the process of identifying issues works behind the scenes.
The Issues Interface
When viewing the item control page, the number of issues identified appears on the Details tab:
A new "Issues" tab also appears on the control page:
Selecting this tab will list the full details of any issues identified with the item:
[[Image::Issues_details.png]]
Issues tab - eg. in editorial review
Issues search - some issues may be time dependent
Behind the scenes
issues.xml
Example - check for documents with >1 file
Issues plugins
Example - document checksum does not match
issues_audit