Hi,

The summary page is generated here:

~/archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/citations/eprint/summary_page.xml

In that file, there’s a loop for all documents, which uses:

<epc:print expr="$doc.citation('default')" />

The above will be using: ~/archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/citations/document/default.xml.

If you edit this file to output the language (assuming the document language is stored in a document metadata field called ‘language’):

<epc:if test="language"><epc:print expr="language" /></epc:if>

Cheers,

John

In my respository I often have multiple language specific versions om the same document in my eprints.

I would like to display the document language on the EPrint summary page (Not sure if the is the correct term, but I pages like: http://example.com/22/).

This link explains how to print it on the document preview page, but first of all it does not render correctly on my site, and secondly I would like to display the language without user interaction.
http://wiki.eprints.org/w/Translation#Setting_document_language

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The solution I'm looking for could be:

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Which file should I edit? Thanks in advance!