Hi Amit,

This should still be possible. The dropdown menu doesn't contain this, but on your page you can still use the &groupby=keyword parameter in your bibbase URL. Please also give me your bibbase URL so I can verify that for myself.

Christian

Not really. Do you run bibbase in an iframe?

I can't quite pinpoint it, but if I remove this css file from your page, it works:

http://www.karliwalti.ch/fileadmin/style.css?1343097178

Hi Stephane,

Thanks for pointing out the glitch in the new rendering of article entries. This was easy to fix.

The second problem you pointed out, indeed seems to be an issue with the mendeley API. I've put a hack in place that just doesn't show the series entry if it is the same as booktitle. This seems to be a safe assumption and solves the problem for your case.

cheers,

Christian

Hi Pierre,

Yes, I've just released a new version of BibBase on a new server and that file is no obsolete and gone. I've updated the help page now. Please use http://bibbase.org/css/styles/default.css instead, which is the default css for the new version.

Thanks,

Christian

Hi Raphael,

Thanks for reporting this bug. It's fixed now. Unfortunately, I can't seem to force your page to reload though. I suspect the php proxy is caching the old version. So I can't test it on your page.

-- Christian

(for completeness, adding the answer here again)

Yes, this is possible if you have a separate field in your bibtex entries that denote the kind of venue. You can group by any field in your entries.

Jeroen,

I've now implemented full support for Zotero. You can now use your Zotero library, collection, or group with BibBase with just a few clicks.

The download is the bibtex file. This is the intended behavior.

Https is now working. You need to provide the additional parameter "protocol=https". With this it is now possible to use Zotero groups, as long as you know the group id. For instance, for the group with id 168779, here is the bibbase page:  

http://www.bibbase.org/cgi-bin/pyBibBase/pyBibBase.cgi?protocol=https&bib=api.zotero.org%2Fgroups%2F168779%2Fitems%3Fformat%3Dbibtex%26limit%3D99

You can still use all other bibbase parameters, incl. group0=year, etc.

-- Christian