PDF article not linked in published issue

[Frank Kargl]

I am currently trying to setup a demo journal with OJS. Everything (creating a journal, submitting an articles, reviewing) goes fine until I publish an issue where I included an article. The article was submitted as an PDF document.

When I then look at the table of content of the issue, the article only contains a link to the abstract, but there is no link to the full paper.

This page is created in

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.../templates/issue/issue.tpl

where you can read:

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{if (!$subscriptionRequired || $article->getAccessStatus() || $subscribedUser || $subscribedDomain)}
  {foreach from=$article->getGalleys() item=galley name=galleyList}
    <a href="{$pageUrl}/article/view/{$article->getBestArticleId($currentJournal)}/{$galley->getGalleyId()}" class="file">{$galley->getLabel()}</a>
  {/foreach}
{/if}


When I look in the database, it seems there is no galley associated with the article, but actually I dont fully understand yet the way, OJS stores its articles.

So what's going wrong here? Are PDF supposed to be linked in the TOC of an issue? Paper Upload worked fine, because the PDF is fully accessible during review.

Regards ... Frank

PS: I think there is an error in

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.../classes/install/Installer.inc.php

line 115. The line reads

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if (! (file_exists($publicFilesDir) && is_writeable($publicFilesDir)))


but should probably read

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if (file_exists($publicFilesDir) && !is_writeable($publicFilesDir))


At least this is the only way that installation worked for me.

[kevin]

When I look in the database, it seems there is no galley associated with the article, but actually I dont fully understand yet the way, OJS stores its articles.

Galleys are uploaded under the Layout Editing component of Submission Editing.

If you're new to OJS you may want to take a peek through the "OJS in an Hour" document available here.

PS: I think there is an error in line 115

That does not look like an error to me. The "public" directory must both exist and must be writeable for the system to function correctly. With your change the installer would not return an error if the directory does not exist.