我想要来自此 Google 学术搜索的 RSS 提要：学者鱼油搜索
我稍微研究了一下雅虎管道，当我发现这个管道时，我想我已经找到了解决方案：旧管道 但它不起作用（现在已经有几年了）。 如果有人可以告诉我该管道出了什么问题，或者告诉我如何通过其他方式从该搜索中检索提要，我将非常感激。
感谢您抽出时间，
-兰登
I'd like an rss feed from this google scholar search: Scholar Fish Oil Search
I've looked a little bit at yahoo pipes, and I thought I had found a solution when I found this pipe: Old Pipe But it doesn't work (it's a couple years old now). If someone can either tell me what's wrong with that pipe, or tell me how to retrieve a feed from that search through another means, I'd be very appreciative.
Thanks for your time,
-Landon
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您可以尝试使用从其他网站创建提要的第三方网站。 请参阅 7 个工具制作任何网站的 RSS 提要。 （免责声明：我不知道它们是否有效或有什么好处，但它们可能值得研究）。
You could try a 3rd party website that creates feeds from other websites. See 7 Tools To Make An RSS Feed Of Any Website. (Disclaimer: I have no idea if they work or are any good, but they may be worth investigating).
[编辑：显然，Google 不允许通过其 robots.txt 文件对此内容建立索引。 请查看http://scholar.google.com/robots.txt。 Yahoo Pipes 尊重 robots.txt 文件 — 也许其他工具之一不会遇到此问题？]
自此 Pipe 发布以来，标记似乎可能已略有更改。
当我在 Pipes 中使用 URL 构建器模块并使用“鱼油”填充示例查询时，我得到以下搜索字符串：
http://scholar.google.com/scholar?scoring=r&q=%22fish+oil%22&lr=&hl=en&as_ylo=2007（当输入到浏览器窗口时，确实会生成结果。）
我当前正在解析它们的正则表达式，以确保捕获正确的元素。
您对丹提到的工具有什么运气吗？ 如果有简单、有效且（理想情况下）非专有或可自托管的，我们也会非常感兴趣。
[Edit: Google disallows indexing of this content via their robots.txt file, apparently. Check out http://scholar.google.com/robots.txt. Yahoo Pipes respects the robots.txt file—perhaps one of the other tools doesn't suffer from this snag?]
It appears that markup may have been altered slightly since the publication of this Pipe.
When I use the URL builder module in Pipes and populate the sample query with "fish oil", I get the following search string:
http://scholar.google.com/scholar?scoring=r&q=%22fish+oil%22&lr=&hl=en&as_ylo=2007(Which, when entered into a browser window, does generate results.)
I am currently parsing through their regular expressions to make sure the proper elements are captured.
Did you have any luck with the tools Dan mentioned? Would also be quite interested if any were simple, effective, and (ideally) non-proprietary or self-hostable.