Upgrade StorageUsing a CSL from an exporter
I need to write an exporter that prepends multimarkdown-style ids to another style. Can I generate a reference string using an existing CSL, by a function call from the exporter javascript code?
Multimarkdown allows you to use any id tag like this
[#myidtag]: My Citation, 2005, The Title, etc etc.
With zotero and bibtex and multimarkdown it's convenient to use zoteros bibtex id, which is firstauthorlastname_firstwordoftitle_year, so the multimarkdown reference would be
[#abraham_random_2007]: Abraham, J. "Random paper I wrote in 2007", etc. etc.
The bibtex translator has to code to generate the bibtex id, I just want to replace all the complicated remaining details in the bibtex translator with a call to a function that generates bibliography text based on an existing CSL.
Thanks for any help,
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John
PS this continues the discussion over in the CSL forum, here http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/24110/multimarkdown-bibliography-prefix-and-citation-suffix
Multimarkdown allows you to use any id tag like this
[#myidtag]: My Citation, 2005, The Title, etc etc.
With zotero and bibtex and multimarkdown it's convenient to use zoteros bibtex id, which is firstauthorlastname_firstwordoftitle_year, so the multimarkdown reference would be
[#abraham_random_2007]: Abraham, J. "Random paper I wrote in 2007", etc. etc.
The bibtex translator has to code to generate the bibtex id, I just want to replace all the complicated remaining details in the bibtex translator with a call to a function that generates bibliography text based on an existing CSL.
Thanks for any help,
--
John
PS this continues the discussion over in the CSL forum, here http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/24110/multimarkdown-bibliography-prefix-and-citation-suffix