I still cannot reproduce this. I'll close this issue for now, but please let me know if you still have this problem.

The new bibtex parser we've deployed recently is able to parse all these formats correctly. The somewhat degraded case of no "and"s at all is handled by breaking at every second comma. This is fragile for cases that, for instance, involve suffixes (like ", Jr."), but those cases are rare.

Thanks for reporting. This is fixed now. Could you try again?

Glad to see some pull for this feature. This is a feature we have been considering adding to BibBase. I don't think it's possible with the current styling capabilities alone (themes + CSS).

Hi Kshitija,

HTTPS is not yet supported. An SSL certificate isn't actually free. The free ones that exist do not permit commercial use. However we are planning a "premium" subscription for BibBase that would have HTTPs as a feature (among others). Please let me know if that was an option you would consider. The way it is structured it is targeted at research groups rather then individuals, so it might make the most sense if others in your group also want to use BibBase, or if the group itself decided that they would like to use BibBase for its group site.

ps: if this is all you need, that's easy. We'll add it to our todo list.

Good idea. That should be possible. However we don't have much experience with the endnote format. I believe there are several different ones. It should be possible to generate the plain text format or the xml format. Is that what you are looking for? Could you send us some example files of the format you are hoping to see? Also, is the goal to import those files into another piece of software? if so, please let us know which (for testing). Thanks.