Tell Zotero which type of data is on my website

KlausR

Dear Zotero developers,

I would like to kindly encourage you or ask if the following might be possible to do:

As discussed in the following thread http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/159/how-to-make-zotero-friendly-websites/ it would be great to be able to put some line of code into the HEAD of my website that tells Zotero which type of bibliographic data is available on my website. Concretely this means that I would like Zotero to prefer COINS over Embedded RDF and doi. The website in question is: http://www.londonmobilelearning.net/#outputs.php?state=1

Thanks for considering
All the best
Klaus

dstillman

Translators have priorities. The lower the number, the higher the priority.

I don't know what priority you set your site-specific translator to, but COinS already has a higher priority (300) than Embedded RDF (400). The reason you're getting Embedded RDF on that page is because the content with the COinS is being loaded via JS after the page has already loaded. Half the time I get COinS instead of Embedded RDF on that page—it's a race condition based on the speed at which the list content is loaded.

noksagt

Contrary to the priority levels listed in that thread: In the trunk, eRDF has a priority of 400 & so COinS is preferred.

KlausR

Basically I'm having the AJAX issue as discussed here:
http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/3173/fire-zotero-action-on-ajax-action?page=1#Item_12

I'm still not sure how to expose the COINS data 'earlier' as it is dymanically put together from the bibliography htmls created by Zotero from certain collections.
I would sure like to be able to directly read the RSS from the corresponding collections in the zotoro group, but for now I appreciate the look and feel of the bibliographies containing COINS with the ease of a weekly copy and paste output.

My playful learning continues...