Dear All:
I am trying to revise my journal’s Review Request
template to make it more succinct. One thing I have noticed is that authors either don’t remember their username or didn’t save it to their browser, so I wanted to include the {$username}
tag in the email template. But when I prepare to send an email using the template, OJS won’t recognize the {$username}
tag in that email, but it will recognize all of the others.
So the template is as follows:
Dear {$reviewerName}:
I am writing to respectfully request that you serve as a reviewer for the American Review of Politics, an open access journal published by the University of Oklahoma Department of Political Science and University Libraries.
Title: {$articleTitle}
Abstract: {$articleAbstract}
The manuscript is at: {$submissionReviewUrl}
Your username is: {$username}
Thank you for considering this request.
Best regards,
(Editor’s Name)
The University of Oklahoma
Department of Political Science
and the result is:
Dear Andrew Kierig:
I am writing to respectfully request that you serve as a reviewer for the
American Review of Politics, an open access journal published by the
University of Oklahoma Department of Political Science and University
Libraries.Title: State Making, State Breaking, and the Search for a Nation: Three Chapters in Austrian Political History
Abstract: My thesis is my thesis is…
The manuscript is at:
https://journals.shareok.org/arp/reviewer/submission/xxxYour username is: {$username}
Thank you for considering this request.
Best regards,
(Editor’s Name)
The University of Oklahoma
Department of Political Science
The point being that it recognizes the other tags, but not {$username}
. Is there a reason for this?
Is there any documentation on which tags are allowed in which templates?
We’re running 2.4.8.1.
Thanks for any help in advance!