Sergio Andreozzi

Hi Sergio,

I encountered an issue. I think it depends on the OSBib. When the type of a reference is somewhat other than article/inproceedings/misc/techreport, e.g. webpage, url, the HTML output doesn’t provide anything for “title”, “author”, even if the appropriate fields are present in related bibtex entry.

However, good work!

Oh, I forgot, I have a suggestion: a new type of filter, by “keywords”. I always use them and I’ll find such a filter very useful.

Bye bye.

I solved another issue. If use the “key” filter and the citekey has a strange value like this:

author1:author2:year

the regexp matching fail and the result is “file not found”.

I solved this replacing

“/\[bibtex\s+file=(.*)\s*((allow|deny|key)=([\w,]+))?\s*\]/U”

with

“/\[bibtex\s+file=(.*)\s*((allow|deny|key)=((.*)+))?\s*\]/U”

I don’t know if this introduce other issues, but works for me.

Hi Sergio, I think your plugin is great, and I’d like to point out a couple of features that I’d like it to have

1. filter by author
2. possibility to customize the directory from where bib file are taken (e.g., default upload directory)
3. possibility to place the link to the bibtex file after the reference and not only before (at least, this does not seems to work if I edit the template)

Thank you for the great work!

I forgot, sorting entries would be a great features! Now they’re in the same order as in the .bib file, but it would be nice to have the possibility to automatically sort them by year or author.

About suggestion #3: I modified the template, but was only able to insert the link to expand/collapse (hide) the original bibtex entry before the formatted version, and not after.
For example, instead of
(link to bibtex, pdf, …) Formatted version [bibtex entry]
I’d like
Formatted version (links) [bibtex]

Hi!

Thanks so much for this plugin–I’m encountering a bit of unexpected behavior I was hoping you could help me with? Rather than just linking to the bibtex, the plugin is also embeddding the text from the .bib file, itself. . .Take a look at http://aresnick.mit.edu/blog/reading/ if yuo’ve a chance.

No big deal, just hoping to fix it. . . Thanks again!

Great plugin! I am moving my site to WordPress and this plugin is great for my publications page. A few comments:

1. When I unzipped the plugin from wordpress.org, all the files and directories where created with lower case names, while the code expects some things in mixed cases or upper case. I fixed this manually on my system. Either the zip file should be fixed or the filenames should be normalized to all lower case.

2. The bibtex link doesn’t work if the key has ‘&’ in it, such as autho1&author2.

3. If the same entry is included multiple times on the same page, then the bibtex links always expand the first entry.

4. The bibtex text is not well formatted. All the fields are listed on a single line

Note that the changelog says that I’m using version 0.9.3.

I’d like to add links to the PDF, PPT and other related files at the end of some entries, similar to the way I have it manually coded at http://tony.abou-assaleh.net/Publications. What would be a good way to accomplish that?

It appears that ‘allow=inproceedings’ also includes proceedings, which is wrong. I tried to add ‘disallow=proceedings’ but that didn’t change anything.

I corrected the above by replacing the line in bib2html.php:

$pos = strpos($filter, $resourceType);

with:

$match = preg_match(“/\b$resourceType\b/i”, $filter);

and adjusting the if statements accordingly.

I would also like to somehow be able to display links to pdf files etc after bibtex entries (similar to Tony AA’s post). I shall appreciate any help on how to do this. I am using bib2html 0.9.3.

Ah, yes and of course – thanks for the otherwise great plugin

Hi Sergio,

thanks for the plugin!

I am looking for the same function as Nemo. Is there any possibility to show just entries of with a certain keyword?

Hey Sergio,

When I click on the bibtex link the result is double spaced and there’s no wrapping. http://jimmysastra.com/publications. I’m using bib2html somewhere else and the bibtex displays fine: http://modlabupenn.org/publications. Is it a CSS thing that I’m not setting?

Great plugin by the way!
Thanks,
Jimmy

Hi!
Exactly the plugin I was looking for. I have one feature request..

Using bibtex as storing format is ok. But would it be possible to have the APA 5/6 as output format? I´m running a psychology-site, so it would have been a great addon for us

Hi Sergio,

I love your plugin and use it extensively. It would be great to add further filtering options. For example, I’d like to be able to display references by year. So having a “year=” option just like key= or allow=article would be great. I hope what I mean is clear. I look forward to an update with more features!

Raph

@Jimmy Sastra
I tried to remove the following from the CSS of your page:

white-space: pre;

and it fixed the issue.