Hello Dears,

A few months ago I have been used BIBBASE for my research. Now I want to extend this one to show the research of many profiles (my colleagues), like this one (https://www.utwente.nl/en/bms/iebis/publications/). Is possible to do this with BIBBASE? I hear your recommendations.

Kind regards.

Why it is not talking DOI information from the Mendeley "Mypublications". 

All links open in the same tab and I would prefer they open in new tabs. Is it possible?

Thanks so much for Bibbase. I am experiencing a problem with the iframe embedding (which I know you don't recommend!). In order to embed the iframe gracefully in my page, I need to sandbox it and deny the iframe top-navigation. This is because the 'groupby' script and perhaps others in the controls try to navigate the top window when they are clicked, which leads to a less-than-optimal user experience.

The problem is that when I turn off top-navigation, it interferes with all the links in the Bibbase output – e.g. you can't simply click 'link' to see the Bibbase page for each item in the Bibliography.

Hi all...

I connected zotero to my free bibbase account.

I can see all the groups inside my zotero account but any collection is displayed.

What I need to do is recreate a list of pages, one per zotero collection.

Any ideas?

This is the zotero resources in bibbase:

This is just a sample about how is my archive organized in collections.

Thanks and regards.

V.

Hello, 

first of all thanks for the great work on BibBase. 

I was wondering if there was a way to show only a filtered set of authors, after one clicks on 'groupby' -> 'author'. The reason being that I am administering a group website and it would be nice to see a group only for authors that are members of the group rather than also for all collaborators of group members.

Thank you in advance for any reply on this.

Ruben

It would be great to have support for latex commands like emph (or it for italics) in the abstract. I naively assumed this will work, but it did not. E.g., on my page, https://sites.ualberta.ca/~szepesva/pubs.html, check out the first entry.

Hello,

When I (try to) upload my .bib file, I get the following error message: Error: File type must be text/x-bibtex. The .bib file I use is one generated by JabRef to contain my publications only. How do I fix this error?

The URL field is always displayed as a hyperlink labelled "paper", which comes across as confusing, to me, when viewing a reference for say, a book or book chapter, or anything else (e.g., something that would go in the "misc" item type, such as legal documents or tax forms, of which I have many in one of my libraries).

This also often confuses others browsing my library because there is also "link" when browsing the library page itself, which is a link to a separate BibBase page for that reference, and it's not clear that "paper" is the url field while "link" is not.

Is there a better, more general, term to label this hyperlink? There are three options I see:

1) "URL"

2) "link" -- I think this is the most intuitive label, but this would require changing the current "link" to something else to differentiate it. Perhaps you could change the current "link" to be labelled as "reference link", or "link to reference", or "BibBase link", or "citation link"? I'm not sure. I think "BibBase link" (or "bibbase link" to go with the rest of the lowercasing) is the clearest, but these are all the examples I could think of that may be clear.

3) "URL" but also change the current "link" label as described in (2) to make the difference between "link" and "URL" more intuitive, as these still would sound similar.

Thank you for all your work on BibBase!

Is it possible to provide more detail on the formula used to generate publication links? I see that the basic formula is https://bibbase.org/network/publication/lastname-lastname-title-yyyy. And I know that certain characters are left out, I assume to make things easier with HTML, such as punctuation and accented characters. But could you provide a full list of these characters, or any other detail on how these links are generated?

Context: for my work I am using BibBase to host a large library of publications on wealth inequality. As part of the research that is pulling from this literature, we are also using BibBase to list our data sources for various visualizations etc. At times we want to be able to link directly to the reference information for a data source on BibBase via the publication links. Thus, in our internal spreadsheets where we list our data sources, we have a column listing the BibBase publication link for each source. 

There are hundreds of data sources that need to have their BibBase links input, and I am working with someone else on my team to attempt to automate this process (through Excel) such that we can use the relevant reference information for a source in Zotero to automatically generate what the BibBase link should be given that it seems like a simple formula. This cuts down on manual work and also keeps the links stable as their reference information changes or is updated. But I want to make sure we understand all the parameters of this formula so that we can be confident all the links will be accurate.

If this is something you'd like to discuss privately instead, please feel free to reach out to me at adamregojohnson@gmail.com.

Thank you so much!

Adam