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New Asahi url structure causes failed URI redirects #1098

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horak opened this issue Jul 7, 2016 · 3 comments
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New Asahi url structure causes failed URI redirects #1098

horak opened this issue Jul 7, 2016 · 3 comments

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horak commented Jul 7, 2016

Items that have been uploaded from Asahi used to look like this:
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/life_and_death/AJ201602180045
and now look like this:
http://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJ201607060041.html

Unfortunately, our database has references to this old url structure and Asahi doesn't redirect properly.

Fixing this will require iterating through all our db items from Asahi and changing the URL structure. Though it would be nice and professional if Asahi handled that itself. @meeshmon.

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horak commented Jul 8, 2016

Previous Asahi articles had a long "text" field entry which contained the whole article text. They also contained a short "description" field. The new structure doesn't have as much metadata. I would use the "photo caption" field in its stead but it seems only loosely correlated. What are your thoughts @meeshmon? Should I keep the "description" field blank?

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meeshmon commented Jul 8, 2016

@horak thank you for the note. I think what we should now is to think about how to deal with this issue with the new system ADK is working on, so my take on this is to pass this task to ADK and not worry for the current system. I told ADK to contact you regarding how to set up the RSS feed with Asahi. If you can direct them on how to do this, that would be wonderful. Also they need to know about the legacy items that we have acquired from asahi via the old method which gives us different data structure.

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horak commented Jul 11, 2016

Cool, @Japan-Digital-Archives/teamadk, just tagging you here for reference. We've been in contact about the upload process but feel free to drop in any more questions regarding the matter here.

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