I am trying to use BibBase to display publications on our institution website. I would like publications sorted by year, as default, but ordered alphabetically by first author name within each year.

Here is you current publication page: https://www.jurassica.ch/fr/Recherche-formation/Publications.html

I am trying to reproduce the same ordering with BibBase. Looking through the support posts I read that it was possible by ordering the bibtex file, but we would like to use Zotero as a source instead. Is there a simple way to achieve this?

Thanks in advance for your help and for the great work with BibBase!

Hi

Within a year, how are the articles ordered?

Is there any field that is used or is it just random?

I am using mendeley and javascript

thanks

German

Hello,

I am using the Angular 8 framework for my website and I am unable to work with the BibBase script tag because most modern frameworks including Angular doesn't run a script tag on the HTML page because of the security risks. Is there any workaround this problem. I am not using any backend.

Thanks,

Vishal

"504 Gateway Time-out"

I am trying to generate a BibBase page from a Zotero group, but I get the following error message:

BibBase: Error retrieving bibtex file.
Request was:

https://api.zotero.org/groups/2327738/items?key=XCsZkByXjwNfD2MKCHPFRxOr&format=bibtex&limit=100
{ 'User-Agent': 'bibbase' }

I saw someone else posted this question 2 years ago, but there were no answers. Anyone have an idea of what went wrong and how to fix it now? 

I created a web page with responsive design and the w3 templates... and I got the following error with BibBase...  guessing it is caused by javascript but I don't really know....

Here is my problem: If you compare these two pages on small screens:

https://www.math.upenn.edu/~strain/pubs1.html

https://www.math.upenn.edu/~strain/pubs2.html

the page pubs1 which includes BibBase gets a resized menu bar on small screens that bumps in from the side and the whole page is resized in an unindented way.  the page pubs2.html is exactly the same as the first page except that the BibBase is removed and it doesn't do the unintended resizing on small screens.

Any ideas how to remove the un-intended resizing on small screens? 

Thanks!

We would like to display bachelor's and master's theses on our website. Currently, we can display master's theses with @mastersthesis (Example). However, if we use the same entry type for bachelor's thesis, it's also shown as master's thesis, the type field is ignored.

One way to solve this would be to follow how biblatex displays the @thesis type, i.e., use @thesis for all types of theses and distinguish the different types by looking into the type field:

* If the type field is mathesis, display the thesis like @mastersthesis is currently displayed

* Display type bathesis in the same way, but with the string 'Bachelor's Thesis'

* Display type phdthesis just like @phdthesis is currently displayed.

Hello,

Can you tell me, if it is possible to translate (in french) the menu "Group by".

Merci!

I am happy with your work on BibBase. I use zotero and I embed my page in a wordpress, with acceptable results. I was wondering if I can display another field after the date like notes or information.

When I use the javascript method of embedding on my page, many elements break. For instance, I have a foundation orbit element that scrolls pictures, like this:

https://foundation.zurb.com/sites/docs/orbit.html

but when I embed bibbase using javascript they appear as vertically stacked images. When I use the iframe method, this doesn't happen. 

Any suggestions on how to fix this?