fix: search_enabled -> bib_search

[CheariX]

In #2523, I did a copy&paste error with 07d6e61

I used the global search_enabled config key instead of the correct bib_search key.

This PR fixed it.

[george-gca]

I think it would be better to move the include of the script from _includes/scripts/misc.liquid to the publications page, since only that page uses bibsearch.js and currently it is being included in all pages as long as the config is set to use it. Can you include this change in this PR?

[CheariX]

Hm. Good point. In my personal setup, I use the bibsearch box on many pages. So it made sense to include it in misc.liquid. But most people maybe only have a single bib page.

[george-gca]

Maybe you could change for the template, and keep it as is in your personal site since it makes sense.

[CheariX]

Sure. I think, this makes sense for most people, see f58ffca.

An alternative would be create a file in. include/bibsearch.liquid and include it. This would allow other people to easily integrate it. What do you think?

[george-gca]

An alternative would be create a file in. include/bibsearch.liquid and include it. This would allow other people to easily integrate it. What do you think?

I like this idea most, makes sense.

[CheariX]

Done.

(I had some Git hiccups, but I think I could solve it with a force push. )

[george-gca]

Thanks for the changes. Just out of curiosity, how are you using this search in other parts of your site? I mean, what code changes should you made to reuse this somewhere?

[CheariX]

I manage a lot of content on my site using BibTeX. For example, I list my teaching courses, supervised theses, and press articles.

I found this to be the easiest method since I use Zotero to manage my papers, theses, and other resources anyway, and Zotero has a great auto-export to BibTeX feature (Better BibTeX extension).