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@rotofils: I just had a look at your site. It looks useful, but I would like to use reference parsing locally on my pc. Before I found this discussion I started writing on some code for that, but maybe I can use yours. Is your code GPL or do yo…
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Yes, of course DOIs are unique, but only as document identifiers on the net. Is it a unique identifier in Zotero too? Thanks, gnotero looks useful, but unfortunately it does not seem to work well yet on MS Windows. I will try to file a bug repo…
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Sorry, with cluttering I just meant getting a second copy in the wrong place in the db. And sometimes have just downloaded a report as pdf and just need a bibliography. (But perhaps this means I just should learn more about Zotero.) Thanks for …
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Thanks ajlyon, I understand. I am trying to get a quick way to get a bibliography without starting FF which I am the moment is not using very much due to some problem I have had. Looking at the Zotero site I see that a standalone version o…
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Thanks, I have found it. (But I can't figure out how it works. Just replacing the link with "/export.mpx?code=CODE" does not work for me.)
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Hi Adam, Sorry, I was not clear enough. I meant what Zotero looks for on those pages to get the information.
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Ah, thanks, I was fooled by the "Keyword", I thought it was something else... What I needed was a simple way to create a link from an ISBN and I see now both worldcat and google makes this possible. (It needs to be a bit more official so worldc…
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Thanks Adam, yes you are right. That is all that matters here. (Though I still think that it is problem that it points to non open access material.)
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Thanks for the explanation about DOI. About google: I just meant that this seemed to me to be the place where you can find most books. I did not know about worldcat. Can I search for a book using its ISBN number on worldcat? I can't find t…
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I agree, but a problem with DOI in my opinion is that it can point to material that is not open to access for anyone. That makes it in my opinion kind of useless.
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Thanks Adam, This was mostly exactly what I thought and hoped for. It feels a bit strange that books normally do not have DOIs, especially now that Google Books have links to most of them. Are we going to depend solely on Google for links?…
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@ajlyon: Jetpack looks like a good idea. This is probably what I want. It does not necessarily mean that a lot of rewriting is needed. The cost could be minimized by choosing API:s similar in structure to the current API and also by providing a…
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@ajlyon: Then the road forward would be to standardize this interface.
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I think the right way to go is to loby Google to support FF extensions. Right now is a good time since FF is having trouble with many sites at the moment.
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Thanks ajlyon, but why can't it create a temporary database item which it drops when it has given me the bibliography entry? (My computer will not mind about the extra work.) I will have a look at citeproc and see what it can do.
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Hi adam, Sorry for not responding. Here is the thoughts on the workflow. Normally you are on a page with a report you want a reference to you first save it in Zotero and then you right-click it and chooses "Create Bibliography from selecte…
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It could grab the data from the web page, or?