Hi everyone,
I've had that issue assigned for a long time because it has been low
priority for me. The comments in DS-1354 and two related issues should help
clarify what's wrong and how to fix it. If you have a fix, feel free to
submit it. Otherwise I'll get to it someday - no promises when that may be.
Regards,
~~helix84
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On Fri, May 30, 2014 at 4:15 PM, Tim Donohue <tdono...@duraspace.org> wrote:
> This Creative Commons license link problem looks to be this one, which is
> reported in our ticketing system:
>
> https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-1354
>
> It's assigned to helix84 (copied in on this email), but it doesn't look to
> have a fix associated with it, yet.
>
> If anyone has a quick fix, please feel free to attach it to the ticket
> above and we can review it. It looks like this has just falling through the
> cracks and needs a fix to be created & committed.
>
> - Tim
>
>
> On 5/30/2014 1:19 AM, Christian Völker wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Am 25.03.2014 um 18:53 schrieb Bill Tantzen <wile...@gmail.com>:
>>
>> DSpace 4.1, XMLUI
>>>
>>> I have enabled the creative commons step for a collection. Everything
>>> seems to be working fine on submission. But when I view the full
>>> record, in the "Files in this item" section and in the sub-section
>>> entitled "The following license files are associated with this item",
>>> the Creative Commons link refers to the page it is on instead of the
>>> license bitstream. ( e.g. /handle/11299/12345?show=full ).
>>>
>>> Is this a mis-configuration on my part, or bug?
>>>
>>
>> As I am just thinking about how to have my depositors to agree on a new
>> license for all there previously deposited items, I stumbled upon the same
>> behaviour in my DSpace 1.8.3 XMLUI yesterday. Obviously, this has not
>> changed since several years. So I guess, it is intended behaviour.
>>
>> From a users perspective, the behaviour is surprising and limits
>>> functionality. Note that in the item view, first there comes a text link
>>> mentioning a CC-License in general. It links back to the item itself they
>>> way you told. Then, the collection containing the item gets shown (which
>>> can be found just as good in the breadcrumbs, albeit without the
>>> collections weight) and afterwords the interface returns to the licensing
>>> aspect and the CC-Logo gets displayed (without the short form of the
>>> license). This logo is linked properly! I doubt that many people will try
>>> to click the logo after clicking the text link without success. I like the
>>> mirage theme for its clean look in general and creating an own theme turned
>>> out to be much too complicated, but the sequence described at the bottom of
>>> the item page does not make much sense to me in its current state.
>>>
>>
>> In your description, you did not mention that you were logged in as an
>> admin while reviewing the item. Although this seems obvious to me, maybe
>> this is the reason why nobody could reproduce the case and you havent got
>> an answer for weeks.
>>
>> Bye, Christian
>>
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