add backup PMID finder to ris importer #963
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Closing - thank you for trying to dig into this @caseyhans! I apologize, the task wasn't well scoped; I reached out to the team that was having issues and the root cause appears to be they weren't using the HAWC Endnote filters. After using them, they didn't appear to have any issues with PMID imports. |
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The RIS file importer misses PMIDs if they are not stored under the PM tag. Here I've added C7 as a backup PMID tag (see wikipedia) if nothing is found under PM. I've also added a focus() call to the delete prompt js since it often appears at the bottom of the page.