RDF Links

  • Is there any chance that, when cite=”yes” is included, there could be an additional option to choose the type of citation protocol to use (e.g., RDF instead of RIS)?

    For example, with RIS output, it seems that the contents of Zotero’s Extra field get omitted. But in some cases, those contents are necessary for the source to get cited properly by the person downloading the citation.

    Thanks so much for considering it, and for the wonderful tool that Zotpress already is!

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  • Thread Starter jdavidstark

    (@jdavidstark)

    On closer inspection, it does look like

    1) [the Zotero API supports exports in RDF](https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/web_api/v3/basics) and
    2) the pertinent changes mainly (solely?) involve Zotpress’s request.cite.php file, assuming that I only wanted to get RDF output and never RIS.

    But when I attempt to replace the RIS elements there with the pertinent entries for rdf_zotero, I get back a file with the contents [null]. Here’s what I’ve tried from lines 40–55 of the request.cite.php:

    $zp_import_url = “https://api.zotero.org/”.$zp_account[0]->account_type.”/”.$zp_api_user_id.”/items/”.$zp_item_key.”?format=rdf_zotero&key=”.$zp_account[0]->public_key;

    // Read the external data
    $zp_xml = $zp_import_contents->get_request_contents( $zp_import_url, true, ‘rdf‘ ); // Here, I’ve also tried instead rdf_zotero.

    if ( $zp_xml !== false
    && strlen(trim($zp_xml[“json”])) > 0 )
    {
    header(‘Content-Type: application/x-research-info-systems’);
    header(‘Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=”itemkey-‘.$zp_item_key.’.rdf“‘);
    header(‘Content-Description: Cite with RDF‘);
    echo $zp_xml[“json”];
    }
    else
    {
    echo “No RDF file found.”;

    Would you have any insight into what I might be missing here or elsewhere?

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by jdavidstark.
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