search

pkp / pkp-lib

The library used by PKP's applications OJS, OMP and OPS, open source software for scholarly publishing.
https://pkp.sfu.ca
GNU General Public License v3.0
297 stars 442 forks source link

[OJS] "How to cite" has missing space between surname and first name #5880

Closed wujastyk closed 1 year ago

wujastyk commented 4 years ago

Describe the bug

image

There's no space between "Verdon" and "Noémi". This is the case for all authors and all citation formats. It should read "Verdon, Noémi and Michio Yano."

What application are you using? OJS version 3 point something.

asmecher commented 4 years ago

@wujastyk, can you check the specific version of OJS? See https://forum.pkp.sfu.ca/t/how-do-i-determine-my-pkp-softwares-version/28534 for details.

wujastyk commented 4 years ago

Sorry, I can't help. I am a journal editor but not administrator. I'm using an installation that is managed by my university. The OJS interface for journal editors bizarrely doesn't expose the OJS version number. The instructions you pointed to do not solve this limitation. In October last year I was told we were moving to OJS 3.1.2 "in a few weeks." I will write to the administrators and ask, but it will take some days.

asmecher commented 4 years ago

@wujastyk, if you right-click on the page and hit "View Page Info", you should see the version of OJS used.

wujastyk commented 4 years ago

That was easy! Thank you :-)

Open Journal Systems 3.1.2.4

asmecher commented 4 years ago

@wujastyk, I suspect this is a bug in the citeproc-php library we use to format citations. OJS 3.1.2-4 includes version 2.1.6 of that library, and 3.2.0-3 (the latest stable release) includes the newer version 2.2.0. I'd suggest upgrading to the latest OJS if that's feasible; alternately you may be able to update the citeproc-php library using Composer. See the composer.json / composer.lock files in plugins/generic/citationStyleLanguage.

asmecher commented 1 year ago

Closing as out of date.

wujastyk commented 1 year ago

I confirm that this is fixed: image

Many thanks! Dominik