How to gather literature in agriXchange
Two methods are available for incorporating literature data into the agriXchange platform: manually or automatically.
Using the manual method, each team member can enter literature data by selecting "Create content" and "Literature" and then fill in the text fields. Keywords should be listed separated by < li > , so that each entry will be handled as a list item. Paragraphs and line breaks within a field will be handled as such. Other formatting is not possible. For the classification, the appropriate terms have to be selected in the vocabulary lists. Multiple values are possible (press "CTRL" when clicking the terms).
For an automated import, all data including the abstract are needed in Excel or Open-Office sheets. The import into the platform will be done by KTBL. Text must be UTF-8 encoded, otherwise characters like Ä, č, etc. might not be correctly managed. For "WP2 coverage/classification" each applicable term (e.g. "Arable") needs to have a column in this sheet where each matching literature item is marked with „x“. Multiple X in one column and other characters are not allowed. For "National" in the category "Agenda issues", the ISO county code is needed.
The use of the WP2 coverage/classification terms will facilitate the search of all literature items.
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