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Import / Export: Export to BibTex - INCLUDING attachment file information
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- CommentAuthorandersbc
- CommentTimeJan 27th 2010
Hi!
I need to be able to output attachment information in bibtex format.
Reason:
I am using a SciPlore mindmap (formerly "freemind scholar") an open source mind mapping tool based on freemind, which integrates with reference managing and are able to extract pdf bookmarks onto the mindmap via simple drag and drop.
Its a would-be killer combination with zotero: Save your pdf's in zotero storage, bookmark citations in the pdf, and in SciPlore extract those citation as nodes in the mindmap while keeping the link to the source. It works with japref and Mendeley, but not Zotero which doesn't output attachment information in BiBTeX export.Now to the technical part:
As a dirty workaround I am trying to modify the BibTex.js file, which does the import/export work, but simply can't figure out how to read information out of the attachment object or array (or whatever it is)
from BiBTeX.js, around line 2016:
if (item.notes) {
for each (var note in item.notes) {
writeField("annote", note["note"]);
}After this, I put this statment:
if (item.attachments) { //abc
Zotero.write("This is an attachment:");
// This works - but I would like to retreive information about the attachments - but how?
}Can anyone drop me few lines on how to retrieve the attachment information (eg. attachment name, path, mimetype).
Thanx :-)Anders
p.s. I know there are probably other issues regarding relative vs. absolute file path and so on, I will try to handle this later. And all this could probably best be handled via a zotero plugin, maybe I'll get to that.
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- CommentAuthorSciPlore
- CommentTimeFeb 1st 2010
Hello Anders, hello Zotero Team,
I am one of the developers of SciPlore MindMapping. If Zotero should have any interest in implementing Anders suggestion we would be more than willing to help to integrate SciPlore MindMapping with Zotero.
Best regards,
Jöran -
- CommentAuthornoksagt
- CommentTimeFeb 1st 2010
You might either look at the Zotero RDF.js translator and/or post to the dev group.
Ideally, the file export would follow one of the standard schemes, particularly that used by both JabRef and Mendeley, e.g.file = {Description of the file:/full/path/to/file.pdf:PDF} -
- CommentAuthorIsolabella
- CommentTimeFeb 9th 2010
Hello,
it would be great if the attachments could also be exported to the RIS format. Ideally, a field that is not being used so far by RIS should be used for the export (e.g. Z1 -). -
- CommentAuthornoksagt
- CommentTimeFeb 9th 2010
Note that RIS does have a standard means for linking to some attachment types & we don't need to invent a new one that would be incompatible with any other program. -
- CommentAuthoradamsmith
- CommentTimeFeb 9th 2010
I disagree noksagt - Endnote does export links to attachments (not sure about import) and Mendeley exports and imports links to attachments in L1 - while I realize that's nowhere in the standard, I do think Zotero should provide that option. Dan seemed willing to do that last time around, too. -
- CommentAuthornoksagt
- CommentTimeFeb 9th 2010
Did you read what I wrote? Because it seems that you agree entirely with me. L1 for PDFs is in the spec. & that is why I said we shouldn't have to invent 'Z1':
http://www.refman.com/support/risformat_tags_07.asp -
- CommentAuthoradamsmith
- CommentTimeFeb 9th 2010
sorry, I did read, but misread - I was sure you had written "doesn't have"
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