Closed JLJu closed 8 years ago
Hi there.
Looks like the html is stripping the >
symbols and replacing it with encoded values. Can you tell me what browser you are using?
Thanks for the report.
Hi, Here we are. Chrome 52.0.2743.82 (64-bit) under Fedora 23. Chrome 52.0.2743.82 (64-bit) under Windows 10. Regards
P.S. Same behaviour with Firefox 47.0.1 under Windows 10
@JLJu Fellow Linux user, eh? Nice!
Thanks again for the report. I'm working on a massive update to the plugin's data flow and processing at the moment, so I'm going to hold off on working on a patch for this issue for the time being.
The next update should fix this on it's own, but I'll be sure to test this specifically before pushing the changes to WordPress.org. If you'd like, you can track the status of the next update by watching the changes to this branch. I'm hoping to have the update ready in about a week. 👍
Yes, Linux is great! It's good to hear your news.
Those added chars
</div and >
are not present within the RIS file. As a workaround, I've patched by hand the URLs within Wordpress. Any advice is welcome , don't hesitate to ask for supplementary info.
I think my issue with text which goes beyond the Peer Review box is because this added chars from RIS file.
@JLJu @Vitaliy-1 I haven't forgotten about you both 😃
I'm making pretty tremendous strides on the next update. The current work-in-progress is much more stable than the current release, so I think you'll both be happy about that. It's also a touch faster too!
Anyway... Two things:
Unfortunately, I won't be able to test this one Derek. Presently too busy at the moment. We'll I mean I will try some basic stuff for 5 minutes, and let you know, but I won't try to break it.
@metallikat36 No worries! You've been more than helpful with everything up to now. Thanks anyway 👍
@JLJu Thanks!
Might be all tested and ready by September, but I'll keep that in mind. 👍
@JLJu Where did you export that RIS file from? There are some non-standard fields included in it which creates issues in some cases. Gonna see if I can track down the spec for your particular reference manager...
http://zotero.org(Release 4.0.29.10 64 bit)-> File -> export Lib -> Format RIS file (all options unticked)
Ah, that's right you mentioned zotero in your first comment. Whoops, sorry for overlooking! Thanks
@JLJu What citation style were you using when this issue occurred?
Never mind. Citation style "IEEE With URL" within the plugin. I don't think the RIS file is affected by styles.
Ok thanks for the clarification.
I think I fixed it. I can't reproduce it with the new version I'm working on. I'll call this "fixed until proven otherwise". Let me know if you still have the issue after the next release and I'll re-evaluate.
Roger. Thank you!
Thank you for your work! I use the following toolchain/procedure to publish references with your plugin. Zotero->Export RIS -> Plugin, Choose citation style "IEEE With URL->Plugin, Import RIS -> Plugin, Insert selected reference.
Some chars are added at the end of the cited URLs and so the published URL is invalid. See for example the following code from WP.
Those added chars
</div and >
are not present within the RIS file. As a workaround, I've patched by hand the URLs within Wordpress. Any advice is welcome , don't hesitate to ask for supplementary info.