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==Adding just your pubs to your website== | ==Adding just your pubs to your website== |
Revision as of 18:32, 3 February 2009
Main information
(under development)
for now see www.cbcb.umd.edu/intranet/resources.shtml
Publication database
(from kunmi)
I have a new publications system to help better manage our publications.
We will no longer need to edit the index.shtml file anymore, but rather
log into the system and add/edit as we please. Here are the specifications:
- Any logged in user for add/edit
- Import publications manually, or fetch by PubMed ID, EndNote format(also supports EndNote XML), RIS format, and Bibtex
- Export to Bibtex, EndNote or RIS formats.
- Search publications by author, keywords or PubMed ID
- Better ordering of publications (by date, journal or title ... I'm
working on sorting by author)
- All publications are stored in a MySQL database.
- CBCB user/pass = cbcb/cbcb
The system is live at http://www.cbcb.umd.edu/publications.
Adding just your pubs to your website
Two pages are useful for this purpose:
http://www.cbcb.umd.edu/publications/authorByYear?n=pop&fn=Mihai&nyr=3 -- this page displays the publications for an author with last name specified in the n= option, with full name specified in fn=, grouped by year for the first nyr= years (default 3), after which all remaining publications are listed in reverse chronological order.
http://www.cbcb.umd.edu/publications/authorRecent?n=pop&num=5 -- this page displays the last num= publications (default 5) for an author with last name specified in the n= option.
Adding one of these pages within your website can be done with an iframe, e.g.:
<iframe src="http://www.cbcb.umd.edu/publications/authorRecent?n=pop&num=5" width="100%" height=300> </iframe>
There might be an easier/prettier way but I don't know it.
Also useful: http://www.cbcb.umd.edu/publications/author.php?n=pop
if you look at the file, what you need is from line 10 - 21. Everything else is for the look and feel. I did two ways to search for a user and thats by database user id and last name (case-insensitive). Searching by last name gives better results.