Error in Harvard Style

Thomas Will
Hi developers!

I think you are doing a great job. Never found a better for grabbing my references :-). But I think I found an error in the Harvard style...
- I created ten references
- Reference type is document
- Author is ISO (always)
- Publication year is 2007 (7 times) and
- the reference titles are "ISO" followed by the number of norm and its title.

The reference output is:
- ISO, 2007a. ISO 10374.2: Freight Container – Automatic Identification.
- ISO, 2007b. ISO 17363: Supply Chain Application of RFID – Freight Containers.
- ISO, 2006. ISO 17712: Freight Containers – Mechanical Seals.
- ISO 2007a. ISO 18185-1: Freight Container - Electronic Seals - Part 1: Communication Protocol.
- ISO, 2007b. ISO 18185-2: Freight Container - Electronic Seals - Part 2: Application Requirements.
- ISO, 2007c. ISO 18185-3: Freight Container - Electronic Seals - Part 3: Environmental Characteristics.
- ISO, 2007d. ISO 18185-4: Freight Container - Electronic Seals - Part 4: Data Protection.
- ISO, 2007e. ISO 18185-5: Freight Container - Electronic Seals - Part 5: Physical Layer.
- ISO, 1995a. ISO 6346: Freight Containers - Coding, Identification and Marking.
- ISO, 1995b. ISO 668: Series 1 Freight Containers - Classification, Dimensions and Ratings.

Problem: The automated reference numbering with a, b, c, d etc. does not work. I guess this is due to the fact, that the references are ordered by title. Therefore, two 2007-references (title ISO 103... and ISO 173...) are followed by one 2006-reference (title ISO 177...) and futher 2007-references (title ISO 181...).
I guess, zotero has to prioritise displayed autor and year while sorting.

Regards, Thomas

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