Most efficient way I can use Zotero & EBSCO with the known translator issues?

c.ross13

There's no information as to when the EBSCO translator issue with me fixed...does anyone know the best way I can still use the connector?? I've been doing them manually through Google Scholar when they don't work, but it's a pain and you don't always get full text.
Occasionally it saves on EBSCO, but usually just snapshots but it's very hit and miss. I'm in the middle of finishing a big review and could really do with this being fixed Zotero!!

adamsmith

I don't believe there is a known issue with EBSCO import. I'm guessing you're seeing https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/site_access_limits

c.ross13

No, it was this: https://www.zotero.org/support/known_translator_issues#:~:text=Translators with Minor Issues&text=When downloading large amounts of,items will continue to work.

dstillman

That's about ProQuest (as it says), not EBSCO. But saving many items at once from any site is potentially going to get you blocked by the site.

c.ross13

Not the bit highlighted sorry! Above that under Major Issues - "EBSCO
Doesn't work for items in “My Folder”." - why? and will this be fixed?

c.ross13

https://www.zotero.org/support/known_translator_issues#translators_with_major_issues

dstillman

I don’t know if that’s still the case, but are you actually using the My Folder feature on EBSCO?