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Openurl- how to configure two openurl paths
Author: Sameer Badarudeen    Posted: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:20:27 -0500
I have access to two university libraries. Sometimes certain online journals are not available in one library, and I may find those in the other library. Does anyone knows how to configure two openurl links in endnote. Sameer

Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths
Author: Sameer Badarudeen    Posted: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 13:50:15 -0400
I had asked this question about a month back, looks like now I have a work around. Google scholar lets you add "library links" so if you can add the libraries you have subscription to to google scholar, then my tip might be useful for you, in endnote openurl preferences just add the following as Openurl path enter http://scholar.google.com/scholar as arguments enter ?&as_q=ATITLE&as_sauthors=AULAST&as_publication=TITLE now when you hit openurl link from any reference it will take you to the google scholar link showing the article you want, from there, you can click the library link and get the article you want. For those who dont have google library link for their library, you can use firefox extension 'openurl referrer" here http://openly.oclc.org/openurlref/ thanks sameer On 2/21/07, Sameer.Badarudeen <Sameer.Badarudeen> wrote: > I have access to two university libraries. Sometimes certain online > journals are not available in one library, and I may find those in the > other library. Does anyone knows how to configure two openurl links in > endnote. > > Sameer > >

Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths
Author: Alex Weir    Posted: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 16:26:55 -0400
A few weeks ago someone suggested the following for getting OpenURL Link to work with Google Scholar, which I would find really useful. However, it doesn't work for me: when I configure Endnote as suggested, Google Scholar says: "Your search - ATITLE author:AULAST - did not match any articles published in TITLE." In other words, Endnote is not passing the article title and author name to Google Scholar, but is passing "ATITLE" and "AULAST" through instead. Has anyone else encountered this, and are you aware of a fix? Thanks, Alex > Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 13:50:15 -0400 > From: Sameer.Badarudeen "drsameerb" > Subject: Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths > > I had asked this question about a month back, looks like now I have a > work around. > Google scholar lets you add "library links" so if you can add the > libraries you have subscription to to google scholar, then my tip > might be useful for you, in endnote openurl preferences just add the > following as Openurl path enter http://scholar.google.com/scholar as > arguments enter ?&as_q=ATITLE&as_sauthors=AULAST&as_publication=TITLE > > now when you hit openurl link from any reference it will take you to > the google scholar link showing the article you want, from there, you > can click the library link and get the article you want. > > For those who dont have google library link for their library, you can > use firefox extension 'openurl referrer" > here http://openly.oclc.org/openurlref/ > > thanks > sameer

Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths
Author: Sameer Badarudeen    Posted: Mon, 23 Apr 2007 17:02:49 -0400
Sorry to learn about your problem, Could you tell me which version you are using, I tried it in Endnote X and its working perfectly. Also make sure that you cut and paste the arguments to endnote ?&as_q=ATITLE&as_sauthors=AULAST&as_publication=TITLE regards Sameer On 4/13/07, Alex.Weir <Alex.Weir> wrote: A few weeks ago someone suggested the following for getting OpenURL Link to work with Google Scholar, which I would find really useful. However, it doesn't work for me: when I configure Endnote as suggested, Google Scholar says: "Your search - ATITLE author:AULAST - did not match any articles published in TITLE." In other words, Endnote is not passing the article title and author name to Google Scholar, but is passing "ATITLE" and "AULAST" through instead. Has anyone else encountered this, and are you aware of a fix? Thanks, Alex > Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 13:50:15 -0400 > From: Sameer.Badarudeen "drsameerb" ] > Subject: Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths > > I had asked this question about a month back, looks like now I have a > work around. > Google scholar lets you add "library links" so if you can add the > libraries you have subscription to to google scholar, then my tip > might be useful for you, in endnote openurl preferences just add the > following as Openurl path enter http://scholar.google.com/scholar as > arguments enter ?&as_q=ATITLE&as_sauthors=AULAST&as_publication=TITLE > > now when you hit openurl link from any reference it will take you to > the google scholar link showing the article you want, from there, you > can click the library link and get the article you want. > > For those who dont have google library link for their library, you can > use firefox extension 'openurl referrer" > here http://openly.oclc.org/openurlref/ > > thanks > sameer

RE: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths
Author: Alex Weir    Posted: Tue, 24 Apr 2007 14:16:19 -0400
Thanks for your reply. I'm using Endnote 7, on a PC (Windows XP). I have been very careful to paste the arguments in exactly as below, but it still doesn't work. I've also tried modifying them (e.g. ending after ATITLE), but that doesn't work either. It's very weird, as OpenURL does work with the default ISI link (but that doesn't have local library links, so is not as useful as Google Scholar). Perhaps it's an Endnote 7 thing. I keep on meaning to upgrade to Endnote X, so perhaps it's time I did that... Thanks, Alex > ------------------------------ > > Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2007 17:02:49 -0400 > From: Sameer.Badarudeen "drsameerb" > Subject: Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths > > Sorry to learn about your problem, Could you tell me which version you > are using, I tried it in Endnote X and its working perfectly. Also > make sure that you cut and paste the arguments to endnote > ?&as_q=ATITLE&as_sauthors=AULAST&as_publication=TITLE > regards > Sameer > > On 4/13/07, Alex.Weir <Alex.Weir> wrote: > A few weeks ago someone suggested the following for getting OpenURL > Link to work with Google Scholar, which I would find really useful. > However, it doesn't work for me: when I configure Endnote as > suggested, Google Scholar > says: > > "Your search - ATITLE author:AULAST - did not match any articles > published in TITLE." > > In other words, Endnote is not passing the article title and author > name to Google Scholar, but is passing "ATITLE" and "AULAST" through > instead. > > > Has anyone else encountered this, and are you aware of a fix? > > Thanks, > > Alex

Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths
Author: Sameer Badarudeen    Posted: Tue, 1 May 2007 14:10:35 -0400
Alex, can you mail me the working arguments, I mean the one you had before you attempted the google scholar one. Sameer On 4/24/07, Alex.Weir <Alex.Weir> wrote: > Thanks for your reply. I'm using Endnote 7, on a PC (Windows XP). I > have been very careful to paste the arguments in exactly as below, but > it still doesn't work. I've also tried modifying them (e.g. ending > after ATITLE), but that doesn't work either. It's very weird, as > OpenURL does work with the default ISI link (but that doesn't have > local library links, so is not as useful as Google Scholar). > > Perhaps it's an Endnote 7 thing. I keep on meaning to upgrade to > Endnote X, so perhaps it's time I did that... > > Thanks, > > Alex > > > ------------------------------ > > > > Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2007 17:02:49 -0400 > > From: Sameer.Badarudeen "drsameerb" > > Subject: Re: Openurl- how to configure multiple openurl paths > > > > Sorry to learn about your problem, Could you tell me which version > > you > > > are using, I tried it in Endnote X and its working perfectly. Also > > make sure that you cut and paste the arguments to endnote > > ?&as_q=ATITLE&as_sauthors=AULAST&as_publication=TITLE > > regards > > Sameer > > > > On 4/13/07, Alex.Weir <Alex.Weir> wrote: > > A few weeks ago someone suggested the following for getting OpenURL > > Link to work with Google Scholar, which I would find really useful. > > However, it doesn't work for me: when I configure Endnote as > > suggested, Google Scholar > > says: > > > > "Your search - ATITLE author:AULAST - did not match any articles > > published in TITLE." > > > > In other words, Endnote is not passing the article title and author > > name to Google Scholar, but is passing "ATITLE" and "AULAST" through > > instead. > > > > > > Has anyone else encountered this, and are you aware of a fix? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Alex > >

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