David Karger wrote:
> So, it is nice that one can download the html.
> It links to data in citeline.
>
> But suppose somebody wanted to source the feed from their bibtex file on
> the web, so they can keep it up to date without going back to citeline?
>
Then you download the exhibit json (using the handy little scissor
thing), put the json with the html,
and edit the html with the new data path. Voila, encore:
http://web.mit.edu/kenzie/www/david%27s_bibliography.html
> Does it makes sense to expose citeline's bibtex converter "babel style",
> allowing the author to specify a link that tells citeline to go get
> their bibtex file from the web and convert it on the fly? Or to just
> integrate the bibtex converter into babel itself?
>
we haven't gone the extra step of letting you point to the bibtex via a
URL rather than uploading it
to Citeline from your computer. I doubt if that would be hard to add, if
there's a lot of demand for
that, but I also suspect not many people will have bibtex files sitting
around on their websites...
> Suppose I've already made a json pubs file on the web. Can I use
> citeline's exhibit editor to create a visualization that points at it?
>
you currently need to edit the exhibit.html file somewhere other
citeline to get that to work,
but at least you can do it.
MacKenzie
Received on Wed Sep 24 2008 - 17:28:22 EDT