Hi John,
What should happen is that you move through the process as you described
except that when you 'click here to proceed' you should then move on to
the standard distribution licence page and the rest of the submission
process proceeds as normal.
Not sure what's going on there for you.
Cheers,
Mark
Mark Merifield
Open Repository Project Manager
+44 (0) 20 7631 9954
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Preston
Sent: 03 January 2007 18:06
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Dspace-tech] Creative commons license and submission process
Can anybody explain how the inclusion of the creative commons license
during the submissions process is supposed to work. Presently when I am
submitting material to dspace and I reach the "Submit: Use a Creative
Commons License" section, the creative commons license page comes up in
a inner html frame, asking me to select the particular license. When I
do this, the page tells me that I have selected whatever license and I
should click here to proceed.
When I do this The inner frame shows blank (nothing) and the main page
dosen't change. I have to click on the "Skip Creative Commons" button to
move on to the distribution license page.
Is this correct? What does the creative commons section do? Also on
some systems behind a firewall, the creative commons link bombs out with
the message that only secure connections on port 443 are allowed.
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