oriel-hub / okhub-content-wordpress

Content viewer and importer for OKHub content

OKHub-Content-WordPress

Content viewer and importer for OKHub content

For installation information, see https://github.com/oriel-hub/OKHub-Content-WordPress/blob/master/okhub/README-FIRST.txt

okhub-content-wordpress's Issues

Widget - document links to data.okhub.org item url rather than source or actual url

Content items from OKhub (output in the WP widget) link to the item on data.okhub.org.

The links should go either to:
a) website_url
b) urls
c) a modal pop up like on the HTML widget (http://data.okhub.org/apps/widget/)

Incremental importing does not allow "Import all" option

Plugin lacks the option to be able to import whole datasets, either as an import greater than 100 records (the maximum setting) or via incremental importing.

Currently, you can import 100 records. If you then do another manual import, you get the same 100 records, unless a new record has been added to the source dataset since the last import, then you get 1 new record and 99 updated records. In this way, you can never get beyond that batch of 100.

There is a separate issue (enhancement) for allowing batch importing of older content. See #8

Bulk importing of older content

@joe-mcpherson extended the Drupal content modules (for the IDS API and OKhub API) to enable this incremental updates to occur. Example commit/code is IDS-API/Drupal-modules@641ec85

He also made a change to the Admin UI to allow the administrator to control this import http://wordpress.dev.ids.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Screenshot.png

JQuery errors on category filters tab

"Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined"

Categories do not load to enable selection.

Think this appears to be a timing out issue. The issues with each taxonomy for each source are not generally repeatable, so could just be multiple jquery threads running at the same time.

From testing, there were issues with displaying pick lists for the following Source/Category:

Eldis / Themes
Open Docs / Themes
BRIDGE / All categories
HEART / All categories
IGIDR / Doc types
Observ Action / Themes, Countries, Doc types
3ie, CCCCC, ELLA, SERPP, Soulbeat / Themes

Import order

Imports in reverse alphabetical order.
Should this be by most recently updated instead?

Importing multiple versions

Example:

• Import 10 documents with the Country "Peru" from the source Eldis
• Manual import
• Documents created as expected (tempate extracts "Hub metadata" - displays at bottom of each document)
• Amend import and add the source "ELLA" with the same Country "Peru" filter.
• Manual import
• Document that exists in both sources is imported "twice" e.g. http://wordpress.dev.ids.ac.uk/index.php/okhub_documents/land-grabbing-in-latin-america-opportunity-or-threat/ but the document version imported later, does not have any of the "Hub metadata" despite the metadata being recorded in the WordPress custom fields.

This is probably not ideal behaviour.

Am not sure what plan we have for handling versions in WP, so may be easier to add a new "Preferred source" function/filter that imports by preferred source over other sources, where two versions exist.

Inconsistent importing from specific sources

Initially tried to import from single sources (10 records, no other filtering). For he sources BRIDGE, IGIDR and HEART I was not able to import any record ("Nothing imported from Heart" message).

Then attempted to add all sources to the Import filter and was able to import from the above sources (along with all the other sources).

Then deselected all sources, and reselected just HEART. Manual import - 10 records updated.

Increased filtering to import 20 records. Manual import - "Nothing imported from Heart"

JSON error when saving settings/manual import

• Change import settings, click Save
• Settings saved
• Click on Manual Import button

Get Request failed error
"Output {"readyState":0,"responseText":"","responseJSON":null,"status":0,"statusText":"error"}