Showing posts with label ojs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ojs. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Happy Birthday OSBR!

Two years ago I was hired to launch a web 2.0 magazine to act as a resource on the business of open source. Since then we have published:

- 24 issues covering a wide range of editorial themes

- the works of 154 authors

I'd like to thank all of the guest editors and authors for their contributions. And the Public Knowledge Project for creating great open source publishing software.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Technical Difficulties?

One of the reasons why we chose to use the Open Journals Interface (OJS) to publish the OSBR was the reading tools it provides to users who are logged in. These tools appear in the right frame of every article, and allow readers to view the article abstract, author's biography, and indexing metadata as well as notify a colleague, email the author, and add a comment.

We've received feedback that some readers are unable to access some of these tools and are trying to pinpoint the cause so that we can add a "technical hints" link to the website. If you are unable to access a tool and have double-checked that you are indeed logged in, leave a comment or send an email which indicates:

  • your browser type and version

  • your operating system version


We suspect that it may be a security setting in some browsers, so if you change a setting (most likely java/javascript related) and functionality changes, please let us know.