The table below explains the different error messages that may appear when uploading article XML. Use the detailed information in the 'Notes' column of your History of uploads table to correct your XML.
-There are three ways to upload article metadata to DOAJ:
- -There are instructions and FAQs on how to send JSON using our API on our API documentation page.
- -There are instructions on how to prepare and upload your XML file on our XML documentation page.
- -Are you receiving an error about one of your ISSNs that you haven't seen before? We recently changed the rules for uploading article metadata. We now require that a Print ISSN is in an issn tag and the Online ISSN is in an eissn tag. [See our sample XML file](https://doaj.org/docs/xml/#example-doaj-xml-file) for more information.
- -This section explains the error messages that you may see when you upload article XML. Use the message in the 'Notes' column of your History of uploads table to correct your XML.
- -If you cannot get the XML to upload, please submit a bug report or contact us with the following details:
- -If you cannot get the XML to upload, please refer to our detailed Metadata Help page, which contains more information, including how to ask for help.
- All articles in file failed to import
+ All articles in the file failed to import
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There were no successful article imports and one or more failed article imports in the uploaded file(s).
@@ -129,7 +100,7 @@ Failed XML uploads explainedThe URL could not be accessed
| - The link you gave could not be resolved or the page no longer exists (e.g. it responded with a 404 Not Found). + The link you gave could not be resolved, or the page no longer exists (e.g. it responded with a 404 Not Found). |
In your answer to the “Provide a URL where we can download the XML” field, check that (1) the URL is the correct URL and (2) there are no access restrictions on the URL (e.g., authentication is required, or the URL is IP-restricted to your organisation).
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Try to upload it again: it may be an Internet connection issue. - If you are still unable to get the upload to work after a several attempts, please submit a bug report or contact us with the relevant details. + If you are still unable to get the upload to work after several attempts, please submit a bug report or contact us with the relevant details. |
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Check that the file really is valid XML. - In some cases, you may have uploaded/given the wrong file, so double-check that it is the correct one. You could get this error, for example, if you have uploaded a Word document or a PDF by mistake. + Sometimes, you may have uploaded/given the wrong file, so double-check that it is correct. For example, you could get this error if you have uploaded a Word document or a PDF by mistake. - In other cases, files can look like XML, but still be invalid. They should be run through an XML validator to ensure they have the correct structure and that there are no invalid characters. + In other cases, files can look like XML but still be invalid. They should be run through an XML validator to ensure they have the correct structure and that there are no invalid characters. - Sometimes, special characters – especially those in scientific articles – are submitted in the wrong format. XML does not support many special characters as-is but those that are can be found on Wikipedia. + Sometimes, special characters—especially those in scientific articles—are submitted in the wrong format. XML does not support many special characters as-is, but those that are supported can be found on Wikipedia. |
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- Check that the file conforms to the DOAJ schema, using a validator. + Check that the file conforms to the DOAJ schema using a validator. - Often the problem arises because the XML is missing a required tag. The schema validation will fail if you try to upload XML to DOAJ that is missing a specific tag. You can see exactly which tags are required here. + Often, the problem arises because the XML is missing a required tag. The schema validation will fail if you try to upload XML to DOAJ that is missing a specific tag. You can see exactly which tags are required here. - If you are trying to upload a file that was automatically generated by the OJS DOAJ plugin, then you should first contact OJS for help. + If you are trying to upload a file automatically generated by the OJS DOAJ plugin, then you should ask for help in the PKP OJS Software Support Forum. The DOAJ schema is on our site, here: http://doaj.org/static/doaj/doajArticles.xsd @@ -199,13 +170,13 @@ Failed XML uploads explainedYou can only upload XML for the journals that are in DOAJ and that appear in the list under Your journals in the publisher area. If you have more than one account and you would like to merge them, please contact us. - The article’s stated ISSNs must match to a journal that is owned by the user account from which you are providing the XML file. If the ISSNs do not match any journals or match a journal that is owned by a different account, the import of that article will fail. + The ISSNs stated in the article must match a journal owned by the user account from which you are providing the XML file. If the ISSNs do not match any journals or match a journal that is owned by a different account, the import of that article will fail. - Note that it is also possible that if an article has more than one ISSN (i.e. an E-ISSN and a P-ISSN), that those ISSNs could match more than one Journal (one ISSN matching one journal, the other ISSN matching another). If both matched journals are owned by your account, this will not stop the article from being imported, but if one of the matched journals is owned by a different account this will cause the import of the article to fail. + Note: it is also possible that if an article has more than one ISSN (i.e. an E-ISSN and a P-ISSN), those ISSNs could match more than one Journal (one ISSN matching one journal, the other ISSN matching another). If your account owns both matched journals, this will not stop the article from being imported, but if one of the matched journals is owned by a different account this will cause the import of the article to fail. - A journal may have two ISSNs: an ISSN for the print version and an ISSN for the electronic version. Sometimes the ISSNs of the journal have changed. + A journal may have two ISSNs: an ISSN for the print version and an ISSN for the electronic version. Sometimes, the ISSNs of the journal have changed. - The print and online ISSNs you have supplied are identical. If you supply 2 ISSNs they must be different: an ISSN for the print version and an ISSN for the electronic version. + The print and electronic ISSNs you have supplied are identical. If you supply two ISSNs, they must be different: an ISSN for the print version and an ISSN for the electronic version. ISSNs provided don't match any journal. We do not have a record of one or both of those ISSNs in DOAJ. @@ -227,7 +198,7 @@ Failed XML uploads explainedOne or more articles in this batch have duplicate identifiers
| - At least two of the articles in the uploaded file contain the same DOI and/or the same full-text url + At least two of the articles in the uploaded file contain the same DOI and/or the same full-text URL |
Make sure that there are no duplicated articles in the file and that you are using the correct DOIs and URLs for all the articles.
@@ -238,7 +209,7 @@ Failed XML uploads explainedOne or more articles in this batch matched multiple articles as duplicates; entire batch ingest halted
| - At least one of your articles matched two or more other articles already in DOAJ, and as a result we don't know which one to update. + At least one of your articles matched two or more other articles already in DOAJ, so we don't know which one to update. | Ensure that all your articles have the correct DOIs and full-text links. If it still doesn’t work please submit a bug report or contact us with the details; we may need to clean up your existing articles manually. diff --git a/portality/view/doaj.py b/portality/view/doaj.py index e0cfb48ef5..6707023112 100644 --- a/portality/view/doaj.py +++ b/portality/view/doaj.py @@ -501,10 +501,10 @@ def transparency(): def why_index(): return render_template("layouts/static_page.html", page_frag="/apply/why-index.html") -# TODO: Uncomment when ready for public access - S.E. 2022-03-14 -# @blueprint.route("/apply/publisher-responsibilities/") -# def publisher_responsibilities(): -# return render_template("layouts/static_page.html", page_frag="/apply/publisher-responsibilities.html") + +@blueprint.route("/apply/publisher-responsibilities/") +def publisher_responsibilities(): + return render_template("layouts/static_page.html", page_frag="/apply/publisher-responsibilities.html") @blueprint.route("/apply/copyright-and-licensing/") diff --git a/setup.py b/setup.py index ddf508bf53..a274e0f283 100644 --- a/setup.py +++ b/setup.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ setup( name='doaj', - version='6.5.1', + version='6.5.2', packages=find_packages(), install_requires=[ "awscli==1.20.50", |