Adding a Twitter feed to your ESP portal

for project managers

If you have a Twitter account, and your Oracc project has an ESP portal site, you can now add a Twitter timeline feed to it by following the instructions here.

You can see an example of it in use in the new Nimrud project portal (still tiny but growing fast).

In other Oracc news:

• The search functionality, which had been broken for a few days, is now up and running again.
• The GKAB portal pages have now moved closer to the CAMS/GKAB corpus; please update your bookmarks.

CAMS is changing

Over the weekend, the structure of the Corpus of Ancient Mesopotamian Scholarship changed, in order to make way for new CAMS subprojects. This affects you if your non-CAMS project uses the CAMS glossaries as its lemmatisation base, and/or if you proxy texts from CAMS. In both cases, you will need to edit your 00lib/config.xml file.
1. To update your proxies, change <proxies>cams</proxies> to <proxies>cams/gkab</proxies>
2. To update your base glossary, change <option name="lem-system" value="cams"/> to <option name="lem-system" value="cams/gkab"/>
Have a look at the Oracc project configuration documentation for more information, and do ask for help if you need to.