After months of attacks, spam registrations, and unwanted content, UMM’s journal articles disappeared from Google Scholar. This case study explains how Open Journal Theme restored the platform and helped Google Scholar indexing return in approximately ten days.
Background The ISSN International Centre has changed the URL format of their resource pages. This change affects the ISSN links (Online and Print) displayed in your journal header. URL Change Old URL: https://portal.issn.org/resource/issn/ New URL: https://portal.issn.org/resource/ISSN/ The only difference is the capitalization of ISSN in the URL path. Although it appears minor, this change causes
When it comes to academic publishing, Open Journal Systems (OJS) has long been the go-to solution for managing scholarly journals. Indeed, with its powerful tools for submission management, peer review, and publication, Universities, research institutes, and publishers worldwide widely adopt OJS. However, when it comes to choosing the right conference platform, many institutions ask: Is
Issue Description If you’re using OJS version 3.5.0.0, and you’ve recently completed an upgrade from a previous version such as OJS 3.3.x or 3.4.x, you might encounter the following frustrating error when attempting to invite users into editorial roles: “The email template you requested was not found” This error prevents the system from sending invitation
Officially, PKP has announced the release of OJS, OMP, and OPS with version 3.5, and the good news is that this version is also planned to be made the same as the previous version 3.3 which will get the LTS (Long-Term Support) label, meaning the version will get longer support and updates. Judging from the
Fixing the failed Article Report error on your OJS 3 that caused error with getData() will be explained in this article on deep technical on solution to it. This article was inspired by feedback from a client who used our OJS Upgrade Service. The client initially requested an upgrade to protect their journal from OJS
As we know, since the release of OJS 3.4, there have been a number of significant updates and feature additions. This update not only improves functionality, but also changes the way DOI’s are configured and deposited into Crossref. Now, the DOI configuration system has been combined in one easy-to-access menu, the DOI Menu, which is
What is Crossmark? Crossmark is a system developed by CrossRef, a non-profit organization that manages Digital Object Identifier (DOI) registration services for scientific publications. Crossmark’s main goal is to facilitate updating, binding, and tracking content changes or updates to a scientific article. This feature ensures that readers can get the latest information about the articles
History Since we first founded Openjournaltheme company in 2016, we had no plans to focus on hosting services. At that time, our primary focus was on creating and expanding theme and plugin products. This decision was influenced by the presence of many hosting providers in the market who offered competitive specifications and affordable hosting prices.
Building on recent successes, Airlangga University’s LIPJPHKI is collaborating with our team to elevate publication processes. Their project focuses on refining workflows, improving compatibility, and adding features, showcasing a commitment to progress.
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