Bibsys 2 - The blue zotero book icon is gone
In the new version of Bibsys there is no longer an option to save directly in zotero. They have options for EndNote and several others but not Zotero. I have asked them why, but they say they do not have the time to deal with this. Can Zotero swing the magic wand or is this something that has to be programmed within Bibsys?
The old version with the blue Zotero book:
http://ask.bibsys.no/ask/action/show?pid=060563214&kid=biblio
The new version:
https://ask.bibsys.no/ask2//html/?sourcetag=biblio&cql=cql.serverChoice%20all%20%22tema%20vg1%22
(This link requires one more click before you get access to the book in question...sorry about that)
The old version with the blue Zotero book:
http://ask.bibsys.no/ask/action/show?pid=060563214&kid=biblio
The new version:
https://ask.bibsys.no/ask2//html/?sourcetag=biblio&cql=cql.serverChoice%20all%20%22tema%20vg1%22
(This link requires one more click before you get access to the book in question...sorry about that)
Anyway, as a librarian in an Upper secondary school we ,and other schools with us, teach Zotero to our students and they continue to use Zotero as they continue on to university. The blue book icon in Bibsys made us truly happy every day and we really don’t want to loose it:o(
I do fear that this drawback in terms of user-friendliness will result in a switch to EndNote and that would be a real shame. We love Zotero<3 and our students as well, but I do fear that this bit of extra work will lead to less use of Zotero. So if you could try fix this in any way or be so kind as to contact Bibsys …that would be fantastic.
http://mailandvgs.wikispaces.com/Zotero+-+slik+får+du+det+på+maskina+di
This is a link to the wiki we use when we teach our students Zotero... even though its in Norwegian you can se that we put a lot of effort in promoting Zotero:o)
In the meantime, as a workaround, if you save the exported file and drag it back into Firefox, you'll get an address bar icon to save it into Zotero. You can also use the Import option in the Actions (gear icon) menu as you would with any RIS file. Alternatively, if you have Zotero Standalone installed, you can also tell your browser to open the file directly in that to import it. These are obviously just temporary solutions until we fix the auto-import issue or someone manages to get the translator working again.
In general, though, keep in mind that just about any site that exports bibliographic data can export to Zotero. At the worst (if neither one-click save nor auto-import is working), it's about the same as exporting into most other bibliographic programs.
"keep in mind that just about any site that exports bibliographic data can export to Zotero" Ok, if You say so....I am not that in to technical stuff:o)
If you click on "import to Endnote" Zotero (starting in 3.0.4) will import the reference.
The little blue book icon will take more work - I'll hope to do that eventually, but not anytime soon.
<RDF:Description RDF:about="urn:mimetype:application/x-research-info-systems"
NC:fileExtensions="ris"
NC:description="RIS Formatted File"
NC:value="application/x-research-info-systems"
NC:editable="true">
<NC:handlerProp
RDF:resource="urn:mimetype:handler:application/x-research-info-systems"/>
</RDF:Description>
BUT this is way to complicated for me and my students, so we have given up the entire Bibsys import:o(