Use Zotero for downloaded RIS ?
Hello,
I'm using a database where there's a possibility to export references in RIS format (That's pascal/francis : http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/vibad/index.php?action=search&lang=en&terms=test )
I checked "Use Zotero for downloaded RIS/Refer files" in the general preference, but when I click export, firefox ask me if I need to download or open the file and Zotero doesn't intercept the file.
What am I missing here? How this "Use Zotero for downloaded RIS/Refer files" functionality is supposed to work? I took a look a the doc, but found nothing...
Thanks !
I'm using a database where there's a possibility to export references in RIS format (That's pascal/francis : http://pascal-francis.inist.fr/vibad/index.php?action=search&lang=en&terms=test )
I checked "Use Zotero for downloaded RIS/Refer files" in the general preference, but when I click export, firefox ask me if I need to download or open the file and Zotero doesn't intercept the file.
What am I missing here? How this "Use Zotero for downloaded RIS/Refer files" functionality is supposed to work? I took a look a the doc, but found nothing...
Thanks !
Edit: Misunderstood the issue.
@adamsmith : Can you provide me a site with correct settings? This way I'll see if the behavior I have is related to the site or not.
Can you check with the site I link I provided?
--> Cite this item --> RIS would work, for example.
The page you post doesn't (although you can, of course, still download the RIS and import it in Zotero)
Ok, so my issue is related to this site...
I just found a workaround but it's a dirty one. I associate the ".ris" with firefox portable, then set firefox to always open ".ris" in a new window and then click on the zotero button to add my references...
Is there a way Zotero can be associated with the .ris file on a "cleaner" way?
But with the upcoming switch to Zotero Standalone for everyone (the full-featured version of Zotero for Firefox will be going away for technical reasons), you could instead just associate RIS files with Zotero Standalone, which would be a lot cleaner (no extra blank window, etc.).
We'll also be looking into adding RIS interception to the connectors, though I'm not sure yet how feasible that is. When we do that, we can evaluate whether it makes sense to implement the workaround I mention above for misbehaving sites like this.
Thanks for your reply on my topic. I'll check with the webmasters of the site, but with little hope :/
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Content Type\application/x-research-info-systems]
"Extension"=".ris"
@aeodhpt Your first suggestion didn't work for me and, right now, I can't make any changes to the registry, as per your recommendation on your last reply.
Workaround: Open .ris file Firefox and, instead of clicking Zotero button, copy the whole text, go to Zotero and use File > Import from Clipboard. Works flawlessly.