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DaltonST · 01-19-2023, 05:59 PM

Attached is a Beta Test version for a new GUI Tool that can be used as a front-end between Zotero and Calibre for Zotero .ris export files containing more than one (1) set of RIS Tags. Example: one for all of your Items.

You must change your configuration of the Extract RIS Citation plugin as shown in an attached image.

Pay careful attention to the image regarding Calibre's Auto-Add Preferences.

Added: see: https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...0&postcount=16

Added: Zotero's exported RIS file has no T1 Tag like 'normal' RIS files downloaded from most DOI academic sites, only a TI Tag. So, the Title in Calibre per the Extract RIS Citations plugin configuration becomes the Auto-Add file name, which is based on the number of seconds since 1970, with a suffix, to make each file name unique in the Auto-Add folder.. So, Beta3 of the new JS tool automatically creates a T1 if there is only a TI, and vice-versa. If a .ris has both, then it does nothing. The special numeric .ris file name is never used now for Title in Calibre, since that was the default name that is no longer needed.

DaltonST

01-19-2023, 05:59 PM	#773
DaltonST Deviser Posts: 2,265 Karma: 2090983 Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Texas Device: none	New GUI Tool: "RIS Citation File: Split Each RIS Tag Set into a Single RIS File" Attached is a Beta Test version for a new GUI Tool that can be used as a front-end between Zotero and Calibre for Zotero .ris export files containing more than one (1) set of RIS Tags. Example: one for all of your Items. You must change your configuration of the Extract RIS Citation plugin as shown in an attached image. Pay careful attention to the image regarding Calibre's Auto-Add Preferences. Added: see: https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...0&postcount=16 Added: Zotero's exported RIS file has no T1 Tag like 'normal' RIS files downloaded from most DOI academic sites, only a TI Tag. So, the Title in Calibre per the Extract RIS Citations plugin configuration becomes the Auto-Add file name, which is based on the number of seconds since 1970, with a suffix, to make each file name unique in the Auto-Add folder.. So, Beta3 of the new JS tool automatically creates a T1 if there is only a TI, and vice-versa. If a .ris has both, then it does nothing. The special numeric .ris file name is never used now for Title in Calibre, since that was the default name that is no longer needed. DaltonST Attached Thumbnails Last edited by DaltonST; 01-24-2023 at 07:55 PM. Reason: beta test version removed