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Multi-page HTML galley?

Postby boiserm » Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:19 am

I'm on a team working to build an academic journal that accepts alternate media formats, like video, flash, audio, and more elaborate HTML submissions than just a simple one-page document, and I'm curious: is it possible to have a multiple-page HTML galley, with hyperlinks between the individual pages?

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Re: Multi-page HTML galley?

Postby jmacgreg » Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:06 am

Hi boiserm,

You can easily uploade multiple files per article -- audio and video files will work, for example. I haven't tried flash files, but I don't see a problem with that either. And of course, multiple HTML and/or PDF files can be uploaded per article. All of these files can be uploaded during the Layout Editing phase, as Galley files; they will appear as links on the ToC, in the order you designate from the Layout editing page.

Technically, you can link between HTML files. This becomes a little difficult, however, as OJS automatically renames the uploaded files to adhere to its own naming convention. If you were to upload a file called page1.html, it would be renamed to something like 27-43-1-PB.html. So the Layout Editor would either have to anticipate the about-to-be-assigned name and edit hyperlinks accordingly, or upload the documents and have the Journal Manager upload edited files through their User Home --> Journal Manager --> Files Browser.

I don't know what kind of team you have working on the journal, but this may be an area where writing a plugin would be of use, if you have the requisite skill. Let me know if that would be of interest, and I can give you more information on how to go about doing so.

Cheers,
James
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