[Zotero 7 Beta] References in figure captions display the full page instead of targetted reference

mjthoraval

Example for an OA paper: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevFluids.9.L062602

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The other references are working normally;

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Or this one: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevFluids.9.053501

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During loading, the full page is also displayed for references in the main text, but this gets updated later:

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The ones in the figure captions always stay the same as full page displayed.

Zotero 7.0.0-beta.86+569225897 (64-bit)
Windows 10

martynas_b

Yes, if the reference can’t be matched but the PDF has an internal link on the in-text citation, it will function like any other internal link preview.

Additionally, it now renders the entire page but trims the margins and centers on the red spot, which is the original target of the internal link.

We can discuss the default zoom level and popup dimensions, but rendering the whole page is better since automatic trimming specific content (mostly for figures and tables) didn’t work well.

martynas_b

And yes, the new features activate only after the document is fully loaded, ensuring they don’t disrupt usage. Activation may take a few seconds or more, as it requires relatively heavy processing as well.

mjthoraval

Thank you very much for the explanations.
So the problem here is that the reference detection does not seem to work in the figure captions. I don't know if that can be improved, as the rest of the references are working very well in these papers.

martynas_b

Eventually the new features will work on many more documents, but it will take time.

mjthoraval

Thank you.
I realize that the problem is actually not limited to the figure captions.

In this paper: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevFluids.9.053501
It seems that there is a transition at some point, with earlier references not identified as references, and later ones being correctly recognized:

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It seems that there is something wrong with the references up to 9, which are extracted in the form of equations:

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The numbers match with the content of a table earlier in the paper:

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