Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Disease style is not correct ...

ycaron

I've updated Zotero with APJTD style. When I insert citation in Word with this style, references are put with first author name and publication year. But When I look a published paper of APJTD, the citation are a number between bracket ...
Any solution ?
Thank you.

adamsmith

Could you provide a URL to the author guidelines for APJTD and a URL for one recent paper, ideally published open access?

damnation

This journal must be undergoing some ownership changes. It says on their website that since Jan 17 they are back with their original owner.
Do check out the various Elsevier styles on the repository: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=elsevier and let us know what you find. I can't access the journals, so if you provide some papers, that would be most helpful.

ycaron

Yes. I've seen for the ownership changes. This journal seems linked to the Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine. Here is a link for authors guideline :
https://www.journals.elsevier.com/asian-pacific-journal-of-tropical-medicine
And for a paper:
http://ac.els-cdn.com/S1995764517301074/1-s2.0-S1995764517301074-main.pdf?_tid=0b747fa8-09e8-11e7-8a31-00000aacb35d&acdnat=1489627968_91eb6594c4400157cae32b917f5892d9
There is some light differences with Vancouver style (italic for the J name, volume in bold, number of page). Is it possible to modify easily this in Zotero ? I'm coming from EN ...

adamsmith

@damnation the whole journal should be open access, most recent ToC:
www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/19957645/10/2

damnation

Hi everybody,
I've changed the style to a new independent style here; so far only adapted for article-journal. https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/2570

ycaron

Thank you ! How can I get it ?

adamsmith

we'll post here when it's easily available, which should be quite shortly. If you're in a rush to submit let us know and we can give you instructions how to use the draft style currently under review.

ycaron

No no it's okay. No emergency. Thank you very much for your kind help.

Rintze

This journal seems linked to the Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine.

@ycaron, did you check whether the Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Disease and Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine use the same citation format?

Rintze

Actually, @damnation, could you take a look at http://www.apjtcm.com/authors.html and e.g. http://oaji.net/articles/2017/3556-1488848986.pdf for a recent article from March 2017, and check if it's the same?

damnation

@Rintze
It is basically the same apart from that on http://www.apjtcm.com/authors.html they didn't put the necessary bits into italics or bold. As often I think that the editors of that page were not diligent enough (compare article-journal).

adamsmith

Agree; actual published article looks the same for the two styles, I'd handle them as dependents. It might actually make sense to check if that applies to all journals listed in the sidebar, i.e.
APJTB
APJR
APJTM
JAD
JCLM
and create an independent style named for thoese. I think they're all run out of Hainan Medical University.

damnation

Good spot.
I'll make the APJTM a new independent style and then make independents for the rest after checking?

adamsmith

@Rintze -- thought's on naming? Should we pikc one and make the other four dependent, or should we do an independent "Hainan Medical School Journals" with five dependents?

ycaron

Thank you all !

Rintze

@damnation, assuming all journals use the same citation format, can you create a parent "Hainan Medical University Journal Publisher" (http://www.hnmujp.org/) and make dependents for the journals? (that homepage lists 8 journals at the bottom, by the way)

(if there is variation in formats, it would probably be better to just pick one journal to be the parent and create dependents for the journals with matching format)

damnation

@ycaron
The Hainan style is now up on the repository.
https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:hainan-medical-university-journal-publisher

Dependents have been created, too: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/2582

ycaron

Thank you very much for your help !