Closed adam3smith closed 12 years ago
The meta tag for citation_author says "contents" instead of "content". Doesn't look like our RDF translator handles DC.Contributor either. I'm working on the RDF translator though to make it work with CrossRef's rdf+xml output, so I'll try to incorporate DC.Contributor into that.
ah thanks - I looked for sth. like that but just didn't see it, thanks for taking a look.
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 4:13 PM, Aurimas Vinckevicius reply@reply.github.com wrote:
The meta tag for citation_author says "contents" instead of "content". Doesn't look like our RDF translator handles DC.Contributor either. I'm working on the RDF translator though to make it work with CrossRef's rdf+xml output, so I'll try to incorporate DC.Contributor into that.
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Sebastian Karcher Ph.D. Candidate Department of Political Science Northwestern University
Looks like it's a change (?) in Highwire 2.0 and it affects all Highwire 2.0 sites. We should probably notify them. Or we can conform to their error...
Sent them a message, but I don't expect the fix to go out any time soon. Should we just patch the translator to accept both content and contents? At least as a temporary fix.
@aurimasv - I don't see a reason not to do that. Could you? You know that one a lot better than me by now.
Sure, I'll submit a patch some time today.
Fixed by #350
HighWire fixed this today, but we might still want to recognize "contents" in case someone else makes the mistake.
I see no downside to allowing both content and contents.
http://www.pnas.org/content/108/52/20881.full%20Translation%20successful doesn't grab authors in either Highwire2.0 or Embedded Metadata @aurimasv - could you take a look, I can't figure out what's not working.