kochm

Sorry, but the Javascript solution for displaying the bibliography is not of my making (and not part of the Mendeley plugin) – and I cannot help with it.

Hi! The plugin still works fine for me too – with PHP 7.2. Regarding the “abandoned”: I did not update the plugin for a while since it worked fine – But I have recently started to address some PHP warnings and to change some minor things for better compatibility with WordPress 5.4. The update will be available in the next few days.

Thanks for the bug report – I will try to deal with the problem in the near future (do not have time in the moment to dig into the code).

Sorry for the delayed response – I am not fit for 24/7 support …

Looking at the examples you provided, I do not see any particular problem. What is it that you expected and did not get?

cURL has to be enabled in the PHP configuration (it might be necessary to install an additional PHP package). Details should be available in the description of your server environment.

Could you please try:
.wpmyear:after{
content: “<br>”;
}

One possible reason for the problem is that you did not change the redirect URL when moving the plugin. But I am not sure about this. Try to set up the plugin from start (including registering an Mendeley Application).

Yes, the plugin works with the most recent version (and is constantly updated if it needs to) – but I have not indicated this on the plugins page on www.ads-software.com.

Currently, the plugin does not do any numbering itself.

Two possibilities (without any CSL):

1) You can try to use CSS – The references are enclosed by wpmref tags that can be used for this

2) Change the code – You might have a look in the code in function formatDocument() – more or less where the wpmref tags are printed

The style=link is only needed if you want to add a link to the file uploaded to Mendeley to your output. If you ‘just’ want to add the value of the doi or uri attribute, then you should use CSL features only (as describes above).

How are you doing the numbering? Using CSL? If yes, I cannot help since the CSL processing is outside the plugin … Maybe there is some information on this issue in some CSL specification?

There are actually more possible values – but only authors and year are tested. You can use any Mendeley document attribute to sort by – e.g. accessed or created – see https://dev.mendeley.com/methods/#core-document-attributes

I thought I have documented all commands/command attributes in the readme.txt that comes with the plugin (and is linked as documentation). However, I just found that maxdoc was not documented … I have added the attribute to the documentation.

You can use the maxdocs attribute – This is how we use this to display the ten most recent entries in our publication list:

[mendeley type=”groups” id=”9e970750-c839-322d-9f31-e8c6814bffe9″ groupby=”year” style=”standardcover” maxdocs=”10″]

Thanks for your feedback. I just checked all variants of sorted output in my test systems – and everything works fine – But there is a problem in the documentation: In some places the attribute for selecting the sort direction is named “sortbyorder” in other places “sortorder”. The correct label is “sortorder” and corresponding “grouporder”. Could you please try with this?