For example, Endnote associates itself with a MIME type
"application/x-endnote-refer", hence a URL
"data:application/x-endnote-refer," + escape(refContent) will lead
Endnote to import "refContent" in the same way it would open a file
containing "refContent". This technique is used in MAJAX
(libx.org/majax)
If Bookends provides such as MIME type association, it should be
possible to write a Greasemonkey script that turns CoinS into the
required format.
- Godmar
Godmar Back wrote:
> It should be possible to use a data: URL, which Safari supports.
> It mainly depends on your bibliographic software.
>
> For example, Endnote associates itself with a MIME type
> "application/x-endnote-refer", hence a URL
> "data:application/x-endnote-refer," + escape(refContent) will lead
> Endnote to import "refContent" in the same way it would open a file
> containing "refContent". This technique is used in MAJAX
> (libx.org/majax)
>
> If Bookends provides such as MIME type association, it should be
> possible to write a Greasemonkey script that turns CoinS into the
> required format.
>