What is the folder of journal root URL

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What is the folder of the root URL of each journal?
For example I wish to have my my-file.jpeg uploaded and view in web like:
https://journal.domain.edu/index.php/journal-name/my-file.jpeg

Thank you,
Romy

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Hi @reprabowo

Image files of a journal are stored in following structure:

webroot/public/journals/N/my-file.jpeg
https://journal.domain.edu/public/journals/N/my-file.jpeg

webroot is usually public_html folder, but it depends on your webserver settings.
N is ID number of any journal of your OJS install. First journal is commonly ID 1, but if you had testing journals, when you first install OJS, it may change.

Regards,
Israel Cefrin
Public Knowledge Project Team

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Thank you very much Cefrin…

What I wanted to was to upload google webmaster verification file per journal basis not the whole installation.
There are option for other verification methods, but I am afraid it will not solve the issue for the per journal verification.

Best wishes,
Romy

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Hi @reprabowo

Upload a file is only one of several way to verify and confirm website property to Google Tools. Otherwise, you may use HTML meta tag verification option from Webmaster Tools and paste it in OJS following software path:
Settings > Distribution > Indexing Tab > Custom tags

This may helps you to verify per journal basis as you wish and no upload should be necessary, what could be a security breach if you let each editor upload files to your system.

Each editor needs access its own Webmaster Tools and copy its chunk of code (meta tag) to paste in respective textarea.

Regards,
Israel Cefrin
Public Knowledge Project Team

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