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Uncaught exception occured in Thread. Illegal character [?] in URL imported from Citavi. #7882
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Can you please check if the citavi export has the url listed with the prefix http or http:// ? |
This is the BibTex source that caused the error; You can see it is https instead of http or http://
Here you can see the entry in citavi: Don't worry, in Citavi, there also is a https:// in front, it just doesn't show in the UI outside of the edit entry field. |
Thanks, indeed, I can reproduce this partly. It is incorrectly assumed to be a file |
The problem is that the file field is in incorrect format. The file field parser splits it somehow into https+ the rest of the url |
Thank you. I understand now. I will change the "file" to "url", which should do the trick. On first glance solutions to workaround:
I don't think i can do more here. Good luck and thank you :-) |
Just saying, when i enter the URL in Citavi, it doesn't stick to the URL field, but the URL immediately "turns" into a "local web file". It is the one in the bottom red rectangle. |
Ah thanks for the clarification. Im thinking of a search and replace Regex |
* Fix file field parser not recognizing online urls Fixes #7882 * checkstyle * fix test
@ThiloteE JabRef should now be able to parse the file field correctly, I added a fix. The new version is currently building, will take roughly 20 minutes |
Refs #98 |
JabRef version 5.3--2021-07-02--eed637a on Windows 10 10.0 amd64; Java 16.0.1
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