We're in year 2 of using libraryh3lp.com. It's worked well for us. I use Digsby
as my client on Windows. As a Jabber client, it connects to Libraryh3lp and I
prefer it over Pidgin. Libraryh3lp keeps transcripts and stats. I occasionally
pull transcripts from Digsby directly, but I'm not sure wha
Hi Everyone,
Just a note to remind you that we still have plenty of rooms left for our hotel
at the Indiana Memorial Union for Code4Lib 2011. These rooms will be released
from our block on Jan 7, 2011.
If you still need a room please contact the Biddle Hotel at the IMU at the
Toll-free reserva
Anthologize's ePub output is decidedly plain. It does do TOCs; it
probably won't fix all of your bad HTML.
It also operates pretty differently from your script in that it doesn't
take the formatted HTML as the starting point. In the output process
Anthologize dumps the Anthologize project struct
You might be interested in seeing what is possible through reverse
scaffolding. [1] I've used something like this before to get jump
started. If you only need models defined you can adjust it to only use
the generators you need. The next problem will likely be if the
database does not follow Rails
Any ruby guys out there bother to map Voyager's database schema with
ActiveRecord?
If not, I'd be interested in collaborating on such a project.
Brice Stacey
Digital Library Services
University of Massachusetts Boston
brice.sta...@umb.edu
617-287-5921
If there are particular HTML errors you encountered as a pattern in the
journal website, please feel free to let us know about them on the
Journal listserv, if you're interested.
On 1/4/2011 12:30 PM, Louis St-Amour wrote:
Given my journal2epub script's experience with the Code4Lib journal
sit
Given my journal2epub script's experience with the Code4Lib journal
site, does Anthologize have an option to produce TOC items from post
headings, modifying the HTML to add IDs where necessary? Does it map
links to posts with their offline copies, preserving references? Does
it try to add the large
Anthologize lets you be as picky as you like about the content you use
with it. Essentially you create multiple Anthologize 'projects', then add
the whatever subset of content you need (native local WordPress content or
content imported via a feed) to the project. The Anthologize content is
added
LC's Authorities and Vocabularies Web Service: experimenting with Linked Data
Rebecca Guenther of the Library of Congress will give a presentation about LC's
exploration of controlled vocabularies as Linked Data in its Authorities and
Vocabularies Web Service (id.loc.gov). It will be held at the
As I recall, one of the editors mentioned Anthologize a while back
and, at the time, we decided it wasn't a super good fit. Perhaps we
ought to reconsider. We're running WordPress 3.0.4, so that's not an
issue.
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 11:45 AM, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
> On Jan 4, 2011, at 11:40 A
On Jan 4, 2011, at 11:40 AM, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
> ...Is there any easy way to get it to, for instance, make an anthology of
> all the posts with a certain WordPress tag or category instead?...
Based on my (poor) recollection of playing with the Anthologize plug-in, the
process is a bit ma
The Journal actually is hosted on WordPress, although I'm not sure if
it's a recent enough version for the plug-in.
I had the impression looking at it before that Anthologize would only
make an 'anthology' of your entire wordpress site.
Is there any easy way to get it to, for instance, make a
Please excuse the duplication of this message; feel free to distribute
to anyone interested.
The ALCTS CCS Subject Analysis Committee will meet twice during the
ALA Midwinter Conference in San Diego, CA.
The committee's first meeting will be on Sunday, January 9, 2011, from
8:00 to 11:00 am at th
As Peter notes below, Anthologize is a WordPress 3 plugin -- and I should
add in a alpha release state -- so a WP 3 install where you can install
plug-ins is a pre-requisite. But it does have a feed importer, so given a
complete RSS feed it would provide a relatively plain ePub output option.
Th
Announcement: New Vocabularies Added to LC Authorities and Vocabularies Service
The Library of Congress is pleased to make available new vocabularies from its
Authorities and Vocabularies web service (ID.LOC.GOV), which provides access to
Library of Congress standards and vocabularies as Linked
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