Would be really great if Zotero could develop an API for integration of Google Apps with Zotero. Can someone tell me if this is already available or under development?
The direction here is backwards-- Google Apps needs an API for Zotero to reliably interface with. In the meantime, the best that you can do is RTF scan (http://www.zotero.org/support/rtf_scan) or copy-and-paste.
Am guessing they use a JS bookmarklet sort of thing to provide the citation insertion, but have no clue how they encode the citation "field" for later updating. Googling around, I came across this API, but not sure if it's sufficient.
Edit: ah, a comment says that "WizFolio doesn't work with the newest Google Docs version," which means the working version was probably building off the HTML-foundation of that GD version (perhaps using some kind of special span and class, say, to denote the updatable content?). The new version of GD is not based on HTML.
GD took a couple steps forward (new layout engine, killer comments, etc.), and a few step back (no styles support). I don't recall hearing anything about any new APIs that would for live citations, but would love to see them.
FWIW, I heard from someone at Google that it's possible to do this using App Script. My suggestion if anyone did want to look into coding this is to try to do it in such a way that the logic happened in Google Docs, and could pull in data from different places, including (but not limited to) Zotero.
Thanks!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W6NwW13fkw
Am guessing they use a JS bookmarklet sort of thing to provide the citation insertion, but have no clue how they encode the citation "field" for later updating. Googling around, I came across this API, but not sure if it's sufficient.
http://code.google.com/apis/documents/docs/developers_guide.html
Edit: ah, a comment says that "WizFolio doesn't work with the newest Google Docs version," which means the working version was probably building off the HTML-foundation of that GD version (perhaps using some kind of special span and class, say, to denote the updatable content?). The new version of GD is not based on HTML.
https://code.google.com/p/latex-lab/
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/zotero-dev
I'd be surprised if it happened quickly, though.