GerHobbelt
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5 years ago Done as per #33.
Relevant commits (there MAY very well possibly be additional relevant edits in other commits; I wanted this done fast, so it's not pedantic pullreq-Tauglich neat):
Revision: 4c3b1ed06925af222849170144d6af4c685ef0a9
- fix crash in PDF import when website/webserver does not provide a Content-Disposable HTTP response header
- add ability to cope with
- detect PDF files in URLs which have query parameters: '.pdf' is not always the end of the URL for downloading the filename
Revision: 6283d897788b8375040dc7b600fd488c0bd5f2f0 work being done on https://github.com/jimmejardine/qiqqa-open-source/issues/29 + https://github.com/jimmejardine/qiqqa-open-source/issues/30: augmenting our Jolly Sniffer.
Revision: a80be7d720e4db3aa514c57a602a4a3794996354 done work on https://github.com/jimmejardine/qiqqa-open-source/issues/27 and on the lockups of Qiqqa (some critical sections in there were humongous in both code side and run-time duration; now the number of lock-ups due to very slow loading PDFs coming in from the Qiqqa Sniffer should be quite reduced: work related to https://github.com/jimmejardine/qiqqa-open-source/issues/18
Revision: 84fe992e2abd651a64c2f37e340faec03ffe0eca feature added: store the source URL (!yay!) of any grabbed/sniffed PDF. Previously the source path of locally imported (via WatchFolder) PDFs was memorized in the Qiqqa database. It adds great value (to me at least) when Qiqqa can also store the source URL for any document -- this is very handy information to have as part of augmented document references!)
v79/v80 Qiqqa only records local file paths as source locs, but it is very handy to have the source URL for any PDF.
About updating that URL: I regularly import PDFs from my local Download directory, but when I go to the Qiqqa Sniffer, I might want not just want to grab the BibTeX from there, but also the source URL of the PDF.
Getting the source loc info out of Qiqqa is another matter still...