Upgrade StorageEBSCO/MasterFILE Premier issue
Hello,
I cannot save a citation from the EBSCO interface with the MasterFILE Premier DB to my Zotero collection and I am not savvy enough to understand why. I wonder if I could get some help?
I use Mac OS, Firefox 22.0, Zotero 4.0.12. In the EBSCO article listing, the URL icon of a paper with lines on it appears. When I hover over it I get the "Save to Zotero (EBSCOhost)" popup. But when I click, I get the "Could Not Save Item" dialog with a link to known translator issues. On the "known translator issues" page I see that EBSCO requires a proxy, but to my eye my settings are exactly as the Zotero documentation says they should be (I have a multi-site proxy configured for my university).
I've gone through the "troubleshooting translator issues" page as well, and made sure that everything is updated. My cookies and history settings are as the page stipulates. I am only having this issue with EBSCO -- other sites work fine.
So, here is my post in the Site Translators forum. My report ID: 1396647621.
My apologies if this issue has been dealt with elsewhere or if I'm missing some basic fix. I'm not the most computer literate guy.
Many thanks,
Sean
I cannot save a citation from the EBSCO interface with the MasterFILE Premier DB to my Zotero collection and I am not savvy enough to understand why. I wonder if I could get some help?
I use Mac OS, Firefox 22.0, Zotero 4.0.12. In the EBSCO article listing, the URL icon of a paper with lines on it appears. When I hover over it I get the "Save to Zotero (EBSCOhost)" popup. But when I click, I get the "Could Not Save Item" dialog with a link to known translator issues. On the "known translator issues" page I see that EBSCO requires a proxy, but to my eye my settings are exactly as the Zotero documentation says they should be (I have a multi-site proxy configured for my university).
I've gone through the "troubleshooting translator issues" page as well, and made sure that everything is updated. My cookies and history settings are as the page stipulates. I am only having this issue with EBSCO -- other sites work fine.
So, here is my post in the Site Translators forum. My report ID: 1396647621.
My apologies if this issue has been dealt with elsewhere or if I'm missing some basic fix. I'm not the most computer literate guy.
Many thanks,
Sean
JN "Saturday Evening Post"
and "alcoholics anonymous"
limited to the year 1941.
The article I was looking for is by Jack Alexander, titled "Alcoholics Anonymous."
Let me know if you need more info!
EBSCO does not have anything in the title field for that item in the RIS export, which is why this was failing.