Please provide a more detailed description of this idea. Am I right to assume you mean Google Scholar? and do you mean importing from there? If that is the suggestion, then, unfortunately, the answer is no, that's not possible, because Google doesn't provide an API.

Sorry, no, not at this point.

BTW, Mathias, you can use the DBLP provided Bibtex file directly as your BibBase source as well:

http://bibbase.org/show?bib=http%3A%2F%2Fdblp.dagstuhl.de%2Fpers%2Ftb0%2Fw%2FWeller%3AMathias.bib&msg=embed

Thanks for pointing this out. It is fixed now.

One thing to note is that the update will take two page loads (with a pause in-between). The first one will trigger the refresh from Zotero. If that completes then the second page load will show the refreshed results. This is done for speed: Zotero is not super fast in responding and your page should not be delayed in loading.

If that doesn't explain and resolve your issue, then please point us at the Zotero page where the updates are happening, so we can debug.

Thanks.

Denis,

What is that browser you are using, I do not recognize it from Figure 4. I suspect that it has problems with the forwarding logic of the Zotero authentication. Have you tried a different browser (e.g., Chrome or Firefox)?

Hallo Jens,

Thanks for reporting this! This turned out to be caused by a typo in our latex-to-unicode translator. It's fixed now:

http://bibbase.org/show?bib=https%3A%2F%2Fkbsg.rwth-aachen.de%2F~classen%2Fjclassen.bib&msg=embed

Best,

Christian

Do you mean the font changes when using this trick? Yes, that could be. You might need to add CSS rules for the same ":after" selectors.

No, unfortunately the list that appears in the GroupBy drop down is fixed.

You can try a hard-refresh. If you are using Chrome then open the Developer tools, and then long-press the reload button. It should then give you a drop-down where you can select a harder version of refresh (including clearing cache).