Hi Ellis,

What you say sounds about right.  I am not 100% sure the following will work but something like it should:

<if test="is_set($current_user) and $current_user{usertype} = 'editor'">

    <if test="ROCW">

         <print expr="ROCW"/>.

    </if>

</if>

Regards

David Newman

Hi,

 

I might be missing something and wondering if anyone has encountered of might have a fix on this?  We’ve added this script in cfg/citations/eprint/default.xml

 

   <if test="$current_user{usertype} = 'editor'">

     <if test="ROCW">

         <print expr="ROCW"/>.

     </if>

   </if>

 

When a user is logged in, there is no [Error in Script] when viewing citation results.  But when not logged in, I’m getting the error in script.

 

I think it might be with $current_user{usertype} variable not declared/not used when not logged in, thus the error?

 

 

Ellis Gatchalian Systems Librarian Wintec Private Bag 3036, Waikato Mail Centre, Hamilton 3240 Phone: +64-(0)7-834 8800 ext 8633 Fax: +64-(0)7-838 8257 Email: ellis.gatchalian@wintec.ac.nz Web: http://www.wintec.ac.nz/

 

 

 

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