Zotero can't import PubMed references through "local" URL
Hello
Some problems with Zotero and PubMed : in our university, we have to connect to PubMed via a special URL to get the PDF of the articles (it adds "https://acces-distant.upmc.fr" to "normal" PubMed search URL). But when we use this system, Zotero behaves strangely : it only recognises some results on the main results page, and there is no icon at all in the address bar when a single document is displayed.
I think our "special" URL is the cause, but dont know the way to fix it.
Thanks for you help (and forgive my english if necessary!)
Some problems with Zotero and PubMed : in our university, we have to connect to PubMed via a special URL to get the PDF of the articles (it adds "https://acces-distant.upmc.fr" to "normal" PubMed search URL). But when we use this system, Zotero behaves strangely : it only recognises some results on the main results page, and there is no icon at all in the address bar when a single document is displayed.
I think our "special" URL is the cause, but dont know the way to fix it.
Thanks for you help (and forgive my english if necessary!)
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Please also post a sample full URL for a Pubmed page, when accessed from your university. If this is a new kind of proxy, it may be possible to add support for it to Zotero.
The full URL when accessed from our university :
https://acces-distant.upmc.fr/http/www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=thalamas
Instead of the "basic" URL which should be :
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=thalamas
How is it possible to add support for this ?
Thank you for your help!
Please go to http://github.com/ajlyon/zotero-bits/raw/master/NCBI PubMed.js and save the file to the translators directory of your Zotero data directory (http://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data).
Restart Firefox and it should start working again. If this works for you, please post here.
Anyway, I must find another way to fix that : I cannot ask our 10.000 medical students to change their Firefox / Zotero parameters.
Our proxy is Bibliopam : http://www.alixen.fr/biblio_pam.html
Do I have to ask them to do something ? And if so, what exactly ?
Thank you again
The way Zotero works is quite a mystery to me, never got time to look at the way the engine works... But ready to help you in any ways if you need more details!
Thank you again for your help !