Is it possible to automate the import of BibTex entries from databases (such as Google Scholar and PubMed) into the biblio module?
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1/9/14
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Is it possible to automate the import of BibTex entries from databases (such as Google Scholar and PubMed) into the biblio module?
1/9/14
csgiles@mit.edu
Yes it is! First, make sure you activate the Biblio module associated with the citation format you'll be using (People -> Modules).
Explore the configuration options (Configuration -> Content Authoring -> Biblio Settings) to make sure the settings suit your needs first. (I found the defaults were fine for the site I worked on.)
Then use Biblio's data import feature (Configuration -> Content Authoring -> Biblio Settings -> Data Import).
I tried this on one site so far, using a plain text list of PubMed IDs, and found it worked really well.
1/10/14
edwinksl@mit.edu
Thanks for the suggestion! I have tried this before, but this will still not automatically update the biblio module when the databases are updated: I will still have to manually import the BibTex entries every time I want to do an update of the publications in the biblio module.
7/21/14