Upgrade StorageWhat activates the DOI Translator? (Zotero 5.0.60)
Where can I get details on what information to include in a web page so a list of citations is identified by the Save to Zotero (DOI) translator?
The Zotero doc suggest this information is in the Dublin Core description at http://dublincore.org/documents/2008/08/04/dc-html/ but I cannot find the word "doi" anywhere in that document.
Is there some format in which I can display a doi in plain text on the web page so it will be recognized by the translator? Do I need to add Meta tags to my web page with a doi list? Something else?
Thanks for any help
The Zotero doc suggest this information is in the Dublin Core description at http://dublincore.org/documents/2008/08/04/dc-html/ but I cannot find the word "doi" anywhere in that document.
Is there some format in which I can display a doi in plain text on the web page so it will be recognized by the translator? Do I need to add Meta tags to my web page with a doi list? Something else?
Thanks for any help
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Look at this page - there are lots of DOIs in the rightmost column. But the DOI translator is not triggered on this page. Why not?
http://test.reference.solutions/?seektableparams={"daysindb_equal":"3"}
https://seektable.reference.solutions/public/report/7831d37362c344319ae86a20a7c11329
** The main difference between the pages is that the one which does not trigger the DOI translator shows the main content in an iFrame, whereas the one which does work with the DOI translator does not use an iFrame.
Does the DOI translator not see text in an iFrame for some reason?
If I want to keep the iFrame (which is needed for a number of reasons unrelated to Zotero), is it possible for me to add the doi information in a Meta tag which would be detected by the DOI translator? If so what would the format be?
I don't think you can get a list of DOIs recognized from the metaheader, I'm afraid. You can use the metaheader to include metadata on one particular work, but that doesn't appear relevant to your usecase.
Would it work if I were to add the doi list outside of the iFrame and with CSS so it is not visible on the page?
Other suggestions?
So they need to be inside text (which is why meta tags won't work) but I see no reason that text hidden by CSS wouldn't work.