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Sorry, all -- best to contact me on the Wordpress forums: http://wordpress.org/tags/zotpress
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Dan beat me to it. But if you'd like this feature right away, you could write a little jQuery script to dynamically add classes, and style those with CSS.
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Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I'll look into adding security measures.
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Zotpress 3.0 released today. Phew! I hope the rest of the issues above are resolved or accounted for, but please let me know if that's not the case. Edit: Noticed that the sidebar widget was busted, OAuth should be conditional on its installation, …
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Cool, and thanks!
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You're right, my bad: zapi:numChildren is there. I didn't know you could go with a "content=json" parameter, though. On the API documentation (http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/server_api) it says the values can be: “none”, “html”, “bib”. How'd…
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@oyvindhauge: Glad to hear. I've added a note on how to do this in the Zotpress installation instructions for 3.0. @lepasteffen: I have some bad news. It looks like Zotero might not support the API "order" feature yet/anymore; see the note besi…
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Hi all, First off, I just wanted to let you all know that I'm working on Zotpress 3.0 as we, er, type. :) OAuth and friendly lag-handling have been implemented so far. @lmagassa Yes, all looks good to me, too. I'll look into this on the Zo…
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Thanks for the response, lepasteffen. Yes, this issue was supposedly circumvented ... I was able to get it working for the user mentioned in my discussion with Dan Stillman. Actually, I'm considering adding a feature to Zotpress to just have us…
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@lmagassa, lepasteffen Can you check and make sure that your downloads are publicly available on Zotero? If the download links aren't showing up, that's the only non-bug reason I can think of. If all is good on the Zotero side, Iet me know, and…
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Right. Out of curiosity, if a user were to provide a file publicly when they don't have permission to do so, who would be held liable? The reason I ask is because security is paramount, and there is another option for those who wish to provide …
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The user would like to provide PDF files of his publications to a public audience. He holds the rights.
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Just brainstorming here. It sounds like ajlyon's idea with the S3 URLs is probably the best way forward.
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Another idea: Is there a way of Zotpress seeing whether or not a user is logged in and therefore has access to the files? This way, I could selectively display or not display a download link.
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Thanks for the information! Another possibility: My understanding is that if I incorporate OAuth, the need for Zotero users to create private keys is nullified. Wouldn't this also solve this problem?
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A Zotpress user came forward with this issue. How would I append the API Key to the URL while ensuring security? (Since exposed keys are a security breach, right?)
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Alright, it's my turn for a question! I've been informed that PDFs uploaded to Zotero can only be downloaded when displayed by Zotpress if the user is logged into Zotero ... is there any way to get around this, to provide uploaded PDFs to any user, …
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Great. The JavaScript errors indicated that another plugin was causing problems. I'm using Firefox with Firebug and Web Developer, by the way.
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I'm getting another JavaScript error now: Error: jQuery is undefined Source File: http://www.simifilm.ch/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wp-prettyphoto/js/jquery.prettyPhoto.js?ver=2.5.6 Line: 8 Are these other plugins working for you? Is…
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@ simifilm I'm getting a JavaScript error: Error: jQuery is not a function Source File: http://www.simifilm.ch/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/sexybookmarks/js/sexy-bookmarks-public.js?ver=3.3.2 Line: 2 Can you try deactivating this plugi…
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@ simifilm Can you give me more details? Is the error only occurring on the front-end (can you still see citations on the admin side)? What browser and version are you using? Is it a group or individual account? What is the shortcode you're using? C…
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Thanks for the discussion—it was informative. Zotpress 2.5 has been released. I've re-written a chunk of the code. When I wrote the original code, I was self-teaching myself the ways of PHP and XML, and I went about it the wrong way. But now th…
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Ah! I see. So, until I implement OAuth (or even in that case?) I should instead have Zotpress send a request with the user's private key to the server once, say when the user first adds their account (and key) to Zotpress, and after that point reque…
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@ Dan Thanks for the information on the issue Sean was encountering—strange, because I'm using Wordpress's update mechanism for tables, which should have just added the missing cache table. (I'm certain I checked this on one of my other servers and …
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Sorry about the delay -- I've stopped receiving forum notifications for some mysterious reason. I'll look into these issues ASAP. Are they still occurring in Zotpress 2.4?
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@simifilm I've released Zotpress 2.2, which should address this issue. Let me know if you're still coming across this error.
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Alright! Zotpress 2.1 is released. Here's what's new: I switched most of the request code to PHP and used a combination of cURL and PHP DOM XML. It's still jQuery on the front-end so that the rest of the page can load instead of waiting for th…
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Thanks, and I agree! I appreciate the support. I haven't tried WordPress 3.1, but I'll set up an implementation and see what I can do to make sure jQuery is included when needed.
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@ ajlyon They're loading for me too. I'll see about making the switch to a purely PHP-based approach. (Caching is currently driven by PHP.) Entering into unfamiliar territory ... stay tuned.
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@ajlyon Thanks! Next up: Caching and 304 checks. Really appreciate the feedback and ideas.