ESciDoc Keywords OrgUnits Wordpress Plugin

A Wordpress plugin for exploring research topics of organizational units (e.g. institutes) in eSciDoc/PubMan

ESciDoc Keywords OrgUnits Plugin

• Contributors: Andreas Gros
• Link: http://colab.mpdl.mpg.de/mediawiki/ESciDoc_Keywords_OrgUnits_Wordpress_Plugin
• Tags: eSciDoc, PubMan, keywords, organizational units
• Requires at least: 2.6
• Tested up to: 2.9.2
• Stable tag: trunk

This Wordpress plugin enables you to explore research topics of organizational units in eSciDoc/PubMan. It provides two display modes:

• most popular keywords for a given organizational unit
• organizational units with PubMan items with a given keyword

Description

This Wordpress plugin enables you to explore research topics of organizational units in eSciDoc/PubMan. It provides two display modes:

• most popular keywords for a given organizational unit
• organizational units with PubMan items with a given keyword

The plugin uses the Search&Export REST interface of eSciDoc/PubMan (http://pubman.mpdl.mpg.de) and depends on a web server with the XSL support for parsing XML and on curl for parsing HTML header information.

Usage

You can put the following line (an inline plugin call) into your page or post to fetch a list of publication items from PubMan to be displayed in a single post or page, or you can use the "user settings" described below to automatically create one blog post for each publication item fetched from PubMan according to category/subject terms:

[eko-content searchterm="your keyword search term or org-unit escidoc id"]

Examples for searchterms:

• language
• escidoc:37020

Please note that for terms that include spaces you need quotes. These only work if you put the searchterm in single quotes: searchterm='"caused motion"'

You can see the plugin in action here: http://demo.blogs.mpdl.mpg.de/org-units-and-keywords/

Download

Check out the latest version of the PubMan Content Wordpress plugin via subversion:

svn checkout https://devtools.mpdl.mpg.de/repos/wpmu/plugins/escidoc_keyorg

Installation

1. Copy the escidoc_keyorg directory into the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Place [eko-content searchterm="your_keyword"] in your posts or pages or use the site admin pages of the plugin to configure it for more advanced usage.

Configuration

Inside Wordpress's site-admin area

Admin settings

Go to "Settings" and "EKO Plugin Config" and put in the following parameters:

1. Base-URL, e.g. http://pubman.mpdl.mpg.de
2. Path to the Search&Export interface in PubMan, e.g. /search/SearchAndExport
3. URL to the core service you are using, e.g. http://coreservice.mpdl.mpg.de
4. Default search string
5. Default sort key, e.g. sort.escidoc.publication.issued,,0, which sorts by "date issued" (descending). You can find a list of possible search terms here (search for "sortKeyword").
6. Maximum number of entries to be listed

Screenshots

1. The screenshot scrnshot1.png shows the admin interface of the plugin.
2. The screenshot scrnshot2.png shows the output of subject terms of publications of a given organizational unit in eSciDoc/PubMan
3. The screenshot scrnshot3.png shows the output of which organizational units deposited publications in eSciDoc/PubMan with a given keyword

Enhanced Scientific Documentation

Publication Management

Enhanced Scientific Documentation

Representational State Transfer

Extensible Stylesheet Language

Extensible Markup Language

Hypertext Markup Language

Uniform Resource Locator