Scan title and abstract to add pre-existing tags to the item
There was a functionality of Reference Manager that I somewhat miss. The Reference Manager version I used long ago would scan the title and abstract of a new item and automatically add tags (which already existed in the database) to the tags section of the item. For example if the Title of a newly added article was "Electron spin in relativity-based model" and the database already has "ELECTRON SPIN" and "RELATIVITY", then those tags would be automatically added to the TAGS of the article being added to my database. Does it make sense?
Is there a way to do this in Zotero? Or, what would be a good approach if you are used to search by tags?
Is there a way to do this in Zotero? Or, what would be a good approach if you are used to search by tags?
Or maybe there's an issue with lower case vs upper case letters? For example if my pre-existing tag is "RELATIVITY" and the title says "Relativity" or "relativity", would Zotero recognize the tag and add "RELATIVITY" in the item?
In this particular case, my client needs an article about animal studies, this is the DOI: 10.1016/0003-3472(77)90053-7
The website is Science Direct:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0003347277900537
The title has "Prey selection" and "search strategy", both pre-existing tags in the database. But when I import the article, no tags are added.
Still, if I understand correctly this is only for websites that offer keywords as metadata and not as I my original question (ie scan title and abstract), right?