Display of keywords, OJS 3.1

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Hello, I am testing OJS 3.1 and entered article in issue. All metadata is visible except keywords. Is that issue left for future version of OJS or some glitch in new version?

Thanks

2

Keywords in metadata haven’t been indexed by Google for a several years by now. And I doubt that they ever will return to this practice.

3

I know that, but I work with sweveral editorial boards that require keywords and they would like to have keywords published and become vsible in metadata page.

4

Hi @vvucic

What do you mean they are not displayed, where exactly? – I believe they should be displayed everywhere in OJS 3.1…

Thanks!
Bozana

5

The keywords are not displayed in article page
http://ulumuna.or.id/index.php/ujis/article/view/2

It is a fresh install

6

@kawahyu, what theme do you use? – It does not look like the default theme…

7

It is a bootstrap theme

8

@NateWr, is the bootstrap theme updated to display the keywords?

9

Looks like no. :slight_smile:

A great opportunity for a community contribution if anyone wants to implement it! Here’s how the default theme displays keywords:

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I try the codes below

{* Keywords *}
		    {if !empty($keywords[$currentLocale])}
		    
		    <div class="panel panel-default keywords">
				<div class="panel-heading">
					Keywords:
				</div>
				<div class="panel-body">
				     <span class="value">
				      {foreach from=$keywords item=keyword}
					  {foreach name=keywords from=$keyword item=keywordItem}{$keywordItem|escape}{if !$smarty.foreach.keywords.last}, {/if}
					  {/foreach}
				      {/foreach}
			        </span>
				</div>
			{/if}

The result is http://ulumuna.or.id/index.php/ujis/article/view/68

11

I customize the reference

{* References *}
			{if $article->getCitations()}
			<div class="panel panel-default article-references">
					<div class="panel-heading">
						{translate key="submission.citations"}
					</div>
					<div class="panel-body">
					    {$article->getCitations()|nl2br}
					</div>
			{/if}

How to use “See More” function for the references?

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12

How about subjects? I am keen to show subjects like Internal Medicine, Othopedics etc etc. There is already a provision in submission form as well as “Subjects”

13

Hi @varshilmehta,

You’d need to do a decent amount of custom coding to make that happen, including supplying the article details template with the subject data. You can read about passing custom data to templates in a theme here:

https://pkp.gitbooks.io/pkp-theming-guide/content/en/advanced-custom-data.html

It looks like you can fetch a submission’s subjects data with:

$submissionSubjectDao = DAORegistry::getDAO('SubmissionSubjectDAO');
$submissionSubjectDao->getSubjects($submission->getId(), $locales);
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Hi @NateWr - This is exactly what I’m looking for. However, when inside your theme plugin.inc file how does one access the $submission object and $locales array you reference in the getSubjects method? Is there a best practice for instantiating these?

I have the article details template working with a loadTemplateData method inside our theme. I just need access to the $submission id and $locales to pull up the subjects. Thanks.

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Hi @camuscando,

It depends on what template you’re injecting data into. The article details template will already have the $submission and $locales data assigned to it. In that case, you can use the following:

$request = Application::getRequest();
$templateMgr = TemplateManager::getManager($request):
$submission = $templateMgr->get_template_vars('submission');
$locales = $templateMgr->get_template_vars('locales');

You can also use $templateMgr->get_template_vars(); to inspect all the data that’s already available. This will usually be important for templates where you need to reference a specific object (for example: an article details page will always point to a specific submission).

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