Henry,
We don't think there's an easy way to get DPubS to display URLs
differently than it does (at least in the browser address display).
There are probably ways to do this, but they will likely be difficult
and/or tricky, especially if you have or will have multiple publications.
I'm a little worried, thought, that we don't exactly understand what
you're trying to do. So maybe some examples would help.
It is relatively easy to ensure that existing URLs will resolve to
the right place, using apache redirects. It's the altering of
'outgoing' links that puzzles me--I'm not sure I understand why you'd
want to do this. But I may be missing something.
In our published material, we've now displaying on the abstract page
a complete link to that page, calling it a "permanent link". For example:
http://projecteuclid.org/euclid.annm/1185985453
If need to migrate services, that's the link we're promising to preserve.
--David
At 03:57 PM 9/24/2007, H Griffy wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Is there a built-in way to get DPubS to display URLs in a different
>format from the default? I ask because the journal we are
>publishing has existed as an online journal for a number of years,
>so users will expect URLs to follow a certain format. Also, we will
>need to provide access to earlier content consistent with how it has
>already been published, so that existing citations will remain
>valid. It should be possible to accomplish these effects with
>creative use of htaccess files, but would rather do the setup within
>DPubS itself. Either way, if anyone on the list has dealt with this
>problem in the process of migrating other journals between servers,
>any tips you might offer would be most welcome.
>
>Thanks,
>Henry
>
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