Closed cummingsm closed 10 years ago
Laura is researching the required syntax to pass a citation to RefWorks, based on an openurl.
Base URL: http://www.refworks.com/express/expressimport.asp? Parameters: sid= genre= aulast= aufirst= atitle= title= stitle= volume= issue= spage= date= id= issn= auinit= auinit1= auinitm= eisn= coden= part= epage= pages= artnum= ssn= quarter= sici=
pymarc has mapping from bib record into openURL. I think we may need to write something to map from bib into Refworks, or map from openURL into RefWorks (maybe better since they're so similar and we may receive openURL in some cases anyway?).
There are methods in voyager.py that create an ILLiad link that are similar. The example in the previous comment appears to be missing a parameter for isbn.
Here is a page that has a RefWorks link.
Feature is nearly complete. We need to have it thoroughly tested by librarians. Removing this issue from m24_001, but expect to have it all done by the next release.
Three changes required. (1) Remove commented RefWorks code near the top of the page (lines 223-227 of html source); (2) remove condition on whether debug=true/false. Right now the RefWorks link only displays only if debug=True. (3) While we're at it, remove commented out catlink code (lines 228-236 of html source.)
Serials Solutions aquabrowser had a way to directly link to RefWorks, Summon requires user to save an item, then open saved folder. The saved folder window provides a way to specify the format, and send the citation to RefWorks.