Paflow

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<li>Use WordPress 3.1 – Older Versions will cause trouble</li>
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WP4Labs is a small Plugin, wich provides some functions to manange a lab or a scientific group. I designed it for the websites of two Biolabs. It’s far away from being my first WP-Plugin, but it’s the first one I want to publish. I tested it in four or five WP-installtions on dofferent servers, and it seems to all OK.
It provides the following parts: 
– An advanced User Profile, containing some fields for academic career dates 
– in connection with that a connection to the ariw.org-database of scientific institutions wordl wide, to make it easer finding a specific institution and it’s URL 
– the possibility to manage users in academic groups, such as Alumni, Post-Doc, P.I. and such (customizable) 
– a local-avatar function which maintains the possibility for users to use a Gravatar (maybe someday I should take this one out and make a own plugin out of it) 
– a post-type called ‘project’, to which you can connect users to (scientific) groups. Only users with P.I.-status (for being leader of the group) can add or remove users.
A nice backend integration is built, I also ship some example templates to learn, how to integrate the provided functions to your theme.
<h3>Usage</h3>
For your template, build the following templates: 
archive-biofoo_project.php – This gives an overview of the existing projects. 
single-biofoo_project.php – Watch a single project.
Also you can edit your author.php to display the additional information.
The plugin contains some useful functions building these templates: 
 = get_biofoo(); 
Throw a from get_userinfo (not get_users!) or such into it, to get the advanced profile information. 
Example:
ba_degree or $user->ma_degree) or $user->phd_degree) : ?>
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ba_degree) : ?>B.A.ba_degree; ?> 
ma_degree) : ?>M.A.ma_degree; ?> 
phd_degree) : ?>Ph.D.phd_degree; ?>
echo_project_members(, , )
Displays (or returns) alls members of a project:
 INT or STRING 
The Id of a post with type biofoo_project. Instead of a post_id you may use the string keyword ‘all’ to get all users of the blog.
 STRING 
Default: boxes. 
Knows the following styles: 
* ‘longlist’ -> All members below each other with avatar and academic information. 
* ‘boxes’ -> Boxes with 
* ‘text’ -> The names of all members in a line as clickable links. 
* ‘return’ -> Displays nothing but returns an array with the members of the project.
 BOOLEAN 
Default: true
If set to false, users, which are in passive user groups like alumni are not displayed.
the_boss() 
Displays the leading members (P.I.s) of a project.
function list_users_projects() 
Displays a list of projects, a user is member of.
<h3>Update Log</h3>
1.5 
* Renamed file and folder to wp4labs.

WP4Labs

Adds some lightweight features to manage scientific groups and users.

zuotian

The primary function of the Enhanced Publication plugin is to describe a WordPress site as an OAI-ORE aggregated publication (an enhanced publication). In this structure, we convert WordPress pages into book chapters and use various other plugins to facilitate and describe reference lists, authors and editors, and attachments. These content relationships are then exposed in RDF utilizing the WordPress syndication feed. You can access the aggregation rdf at <code>http://<yoursite>/feed/aggregation-rdf/</code>.
For visualizing the content (object) relationships, we employ <a href="http://surffoundation.nl" rel="nofollow ugc">SURF</a>‘s <a href="http://wiki.surffoundation.nl/display/vp/4.3+'InContext'+Visualiser" rel="nofollow ugc">InContext Visualiser</a>.
The content ontology utilized is based on selected relationships from among a number of standard ontologies. This combination was necessary to describe the full content aggregation of combined book and website content (e.g. an ‘Enhanced Publication’).
The following list of ontologies were used in creating content relationships for a website instance of an edited volume (book) with co-authored book chapters, abstracts, figures, and a reference list. NOTE: our companion plugin, <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/enhanced-bibliplug/" rel="ugc">Enhanced BibliPlug</a> integrated with this plugin, such that references in the BibliPlug database are automatically included in the content relationships and exposed in the RDF output.
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<li>RDF: Resource Description Framework Ontology;</li>
<li>OAI-ORE Vocabulary for Resource Aggregation;</li>
<li>DCTerms: Dublin Core Metadata Ontology;</li>
<li>FOAF: Friend of a Friend Ontology;</li>
<li>FRBR: Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records Ontology;</li>
<li>SWAN: Provenance, Authoring and Versioning in scientific discourse Ontology;</li>
<li>RES: Academic Researchers Ontology;</li>
<li>BiRO: Bibliographic Reference Ontology;</li>
<li>FaBiO: FRBR-aligned Bibliographic Ontology;</li>
<li>PRISM: Publishing Requirements for Industry Standard Metadata Ontology;</li>
<li>ESCAPE-Display: Vocabulary for describing inverse relationship of FOAF.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Enhanced Bibliplug</h4>
Though not required, we recommend that you use this plugin with <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/enhanced-bibliplug/" rel="ugc">Enhanced bibliplug</a> 
for reference management to enrich your chapter content.
<h4>CoAuthors Plus</h4>
<a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/co-authors-plus/" rel="ugc">CoAuthors Plus</a> is a great plug to manage multiple authors for a single post (which, in our case, a single chapter). This plugin takes advantage of CoAuthors Plus, and we encourage you use them together.
<h4>Included packages</h4>
<a href="http://arc.semsol.org/" title="semsol-arc2" rel="nofollow ugc">semsol-arc2</a> version 2011-12-1 for RDF serialization.
<a href="http://wiki.surffoundation.nl/display/vp/4.3+'InContext'+Visualiser" rel="nofollow ugc">InContext Visualiser</a> verion 1.1 for RDF visualization.

Enhanced Publication

Convert your WordPress site into an enhanced publication.

WP4Labs vs Enhanced Publication