Bibliography display small chunk needs removal (1day?) about iip-production

[emylonas]

The bibliography, as it is now displayed, is not formatted properly. In the example below, from
https://library.brown.edu/iip/viewinscr/caes0305/ , shows a full bibliographic entry (the second part of bibliography, at the bottom right of the page.) You will see that there is the text (IIP-068) right before "American Schools of Oriental Research" That shouldn't be there. I'm not even sure that we want to keep the bibliographic IIP id, but if we do, it should appear after "American Schools of Oriental Research" and be greyed out or otherwise not prominent. The bibliographic entry is retrieved from the Zotero API, and then some regular expressions are used to further format/massage the text. The bibliographic IIP id is probably added, or not removed, at that point. The bibliographic ID is a tag in Zotero that uniquely identifies an entry.

So we need to find where the bibliograhic entry is retrieved from Zotero and further processed.

Lehmann, C. M., & Holum, K. G. (2000). The Greek and Latin Inscriptions of Caesarea Maritima. In Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima Excavation Reports, vol. 5 (IIP-068). American Schools of Oriental Research. ( p. plate CXLV, no. 305 ) (See in Zotero)

[atbradley]

@emylonas Are all these "IIP-nnn" numbers 3 digits? If they're sometimes more or less, I'll need to make a minor change to this fix.

[emylonas]

@atbradley The bibliographic IDs are always IIP-000 (three numbers). We may have to change this in the future, but you could throw caution to the winds and use an expression like "IIP-\d+" because it's unlikely to be anything else than the bibID.

[atbradley]

@emylonas I was looking at a page like akld0003, where there's a page reference along with the IIP number: "(IIP-053; pp. 57–72)". On the assumption we don't need those page numbers, I used /\ \(IIP-\d{3}.*?\)/. If we do, I can change it.

[emylonas]

@atbradley I have found 2 cases.

1. https://library.brown.edu/iip/viewinscr/idum0047/, the bibliography appears as follows:

Porten, B., & Yardeni, A. (2014). Textbook of Aramaic Ostraca from Idumea. Volume 1. Dossiers 1-10: 401 Commodity Chits. (IIP-555). Eisenbrauns.
(See in Zotero)
( A1.47 )

This comes from a Zotero citation of a book. In this case, the string to remove is \(IIP-\d+\) or \(IIP-\d{3}\)

2. https://library.brown.edu/iip/viewinscr/bshe0015/ where the bibliography appears as follows: ```
   Lifshitz, B. (1974). The Ancient Synagogue of Hamat-Tiberias, its Floor and Inscriptions. In B. Oded, U. Rappaport, A. Shochat, & J. Shatzmiller (Eds.), Studies in the History of the Jewish People and the Land of Israel (IIP-579; Vol. 3, pp. 99–109). University of Haifa.
   (See in Zotero)
   ( 46-7 )

This comes from the Zotero citation of a book section and seems to want to provide the page range. Unfortunately, I think in this case, you are looking for something like:  `(\()]IIP-\d{3}; ([^\)]\))` and returning `\1\2` - basically matching the whole expression in the parentheses that contains `IIP-\d{3}; ` and then writing out the parts that remain after you've removed that string. 

Ugh. I don't know why Zotero wants to include the archive location information as part of this information. It makes no sense at all. 

Maybe you could check what bibliographic format we are exporting, because I just tried a regular Chicago author date export from the Zotero app. and got no strange results at all. 

[atbradley]

My current fix is two steps:

1. Remove /IIP-\d{3}\;\ /, so the page numbers (if they exist) still appear.
2. Remove /\(IIP-\d{3}\)/, to remove all trace of any IIP references without page numbers.

Maybe you could check what bibliographic format we are exporting, because I just tried a regular Chicago author date export from the Zotero app. and got no strange results at all.

Looks like we're exporting APA style citations:

req.open("GET", "https://api.zotero.org/groups/" + GROUP + "/items?tag=" + ztag + "&include=bib" + "&style=apa", true);

According to the docs, Chicago style references are the default, so removing the &style=apa bit from the URL should give us Chicago style data. This seems hit-or-miss.

https://api.zotero.org/groups/180188/items?tag=IIP-579&include=bib doesn't include an IIP reference number in the bibliography (the version we're currently displaying has one, with a page reference):

Lifshitz, Baruch. “The Ancient Synagogue of Hamat-Tiberias, its Floor and Inscriptions.” In Studies in the History of the Jewish People and the Land of Israel, edited by B. Oded, U. Rappaport, A. Shochat, and J. Shatzmiller, 3:99–109. Haifa: University of Haifa, 1974.

https://api.zotero.org/groups/180188/items?tag=IIP-563&include=bib does include one, at the end, without a page reference:

Di Segni, Leah. “Dated Greek Inscriptions from Palestine from the Roman and Byzantine Periods.” PhD Dissertation, Hebrew University, 1997. (IIP-563).

I've updated the dev instance to use Chicago citations and left my other fixes in place. This works fine on the pages I've checked.

[emylonas]

done, @emylonas has to check and approve.

[emylonas]

@atbradley this looks great and should go live.

[atbradley]

It's now live.