Add new OpenURL

sicd · April 8, 2020

Good afternoon
I created a wiki account. But I don't understand how to modify the OpenUrl for Toulouse.
And also: is it possible to put several OpenURLs for several library catalogs?

thank you for your reply.

dstillman · April 8, 2020

Wiki editing is restricted, but you can just tell us the change you want to make.

sicd · April 9, 2020

dstillman · April 9, 2020

1) These would need to be labeled for someone to choose between them, so you'd have to provide the individual labels.

2) These don't appear to be OpenURL endpoints. You can test these yourself by entering them in the Zotero preferences and then using Library Lookup in the Locate menu.

sicd · April 9, 2020

flamerie1 · April 9, 2020

Bonjour Virginie,
Vous serait-il possible d'indiquer des libellés plus détaillés, afin de faciliter la lisibilité et la compréhension de la liste? Par exemple, l'intitulé développé de "UPS". Pour la France, la liste est classée :
- par type d'établissement : écoles, puis universités, puis organismes de recherche et autres,
- puis par ordre alphabétique en prenant en compte la ville pour les universités sans autre intitulé.
Merci beaucoup,
Bien à vous,
Frédérique

sicd · April 9, 2020

Bonjour Frédérique,

Voici pour des intitulés détaillés :

Toulouse INP = Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse
INSA= Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Toulouse
UPS = Université Toulouse 3 Paul Sabatier
UT1 = Université Toulouse 1 Capitole
UT2J = Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès
ISAE-SUPAERO = Institut Supérieur de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace de Toulouse
INU Champollion = Institut National Universitaire Champollion à Albi
ENAC = Ecole Nationale d'Aviation Civile de Toulouse
Mines Albi = Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines d'Albi-Carmaux à Albi

J'espère que cela convient
Bien cordialement, Virginie Chevallereau

flamerie1 · April 9, 2020

Merci beaucoup! Je vais mettre la liste à jour cet après-midi. Je vais fractionner le tableau, ce sera plus lisible.
Bien cordialement,
Frédérique

sicd · April 9, 2020

Merci beaucoup !
Très bonne journée

Cordialement, Virginie Chevallereau

anton.melser · April 28, 2020

J'ai aussi un OpenURL a rajouter pour ma fac - City University of Hong Kong:

https://julac.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/openurl/CUH_ALMA/CUH_SERVICES_PAGE

Le premier de la liste en Asie :-). C'est pris des instructions pour Endnote (https://libguides.library.cityu.edu.hk/endnote/fulltext), mais j'ai teste et ca marche comme OpenURL dans Zotero aussi.

anton.melser · April 28, 2020

And it would be better to make it clear that even with an account you can't edit the Wiki...

dlnicolai · June 4, 2020

@dstillman
So where should I tell you the change I want to make? I can not find any information about that.

Also I encountered the same problem as mentioned here. The "Get Involved" section in the documentation clearly states that (and explains how) users can edit the wiki. But indeed it turns out that that information is wrong. Please update the information.

Anyway, I just wanted to add the following Emacs plug-in, to open Zotero items directly from Emacs, to the plugins documentation page:

https://github.com/dalanicolai/zotero-find

Hope you will update the documentation. Thank you!

dstillman · June 4, 2020

So where should I tell you the change I want to make?

Just start a new thread and tell us the change.

The "Get Involved" section in the documentation clearly states that (and explains how) users can edit the wiki. But indeed it turns out that that information is wrong.

It's not wrong. We give people write access all the time for making more significant edits. But it doesn't make sense to deal with that for individual OpenURL or plugin changes. And since the wiki serves as the official documentation and there's no talk mechanism, we prefer to limit editing to people who are forum regulars, who have a better idea of the usual advice we give and have a history of posting here to discuss issues.

I've added zotero-find to the Plugins page — thanks.

dlnicolai · June 7, 2020

@dstillman Ah yes, I see now the documentation mentions the extra step required to get editing access. Somehow I misinterpreted it, while it seems very clear now. So definitely, my mistake... Anyway, thanks for adding the plugin to the page!