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================================ === OJS Web Feeds Plugin === Version: $Id$ === Author: MJ Suhonos <mj@robotninja.com> === Contributions: Juan Alperin <juan@geeky.net>, Alf Eaton <alf@hubmed.org>, === Alec Smecher <alec@smecher.bc.ca> ================================ About ----- This plugin for OJS 2 provides a set of syndication feeds for the current issue in RSS1.0/RDF and Atom formats. Feed links are embedded into the HTML header for the current issue and are available to all RSS/Atom-aware browsers and aggregators as per standard web specifications. License ------- This plugin is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2. See the file COPYING for the complete terms of this license. System Requirements ------------------- Same requirements as the OJS 2.2 core. Installation ------------ To install the plugin: - enable the plugin by going to: Home > User > Journal Management > Plugin Management and selecting "ENABLE" under "Feed Plugin" Configuration ------------ The plugin can be configured to display feed links on all journal pages, or only current issue pages. Known Issues ------------ - Improperly-formatted (non-RFC2822) email addresses within OJS articles or contact addresses may cause invalid feeds to be generated. - Articles with no abstract (eg. editorials) will create Atom warnings due to lack of entry:content or entry:summary elements - Multiple articles with the same publish date/time (eg. in an issue) may create an Atom warning Contact/Support --------------- Please email the authors for support, bugfixes, or comments.