Cannot update document: state.fun.decorate[params[0]][params[1]] is undefined

fbennett

(It is possible that it is a *combination* of entries that triggers the error. If there are a limited number of items in your bibliography [say up to 10 or so], feel free to export and post them all.)

Mazzers

@tanuzzo: you're right, the problem is occurring for journal articles with quotations in the title (which come up as quotations within quotations in my style).

fbennett

Excellent. I'll get on it, may have news in a few hours.

fbennett

Now we're cooking. I've been able to reproduce the error. Now for the fix ...

fbennett

A fix is now available in the Propachi plugins. Installing one of these will solve the problem for the present; remove the plugin after the next Zotero update.

(In Standalone, you can install the plugin by downloading it, and then visiting Tools -> Add-ons, and clicking on the gear menu in the upper-right corner of the popup.)

fbennett

Postscript: The bug was triggered by the quotes="false" attributes, when quotes were included in the input. That is legal CSL, and the processor absolutely should handle it, but that attribute with a value of false doesn't produce any rendered output.

In the output, you will notice that you get straight quotes on titles, with the embedded quotes set as single curly quotes (an outer quote, in the en-GB locale). To get proper quote flip-flopping, replace the strings set by prefix=" '" and suffix="'" with a single quotes="true". The processor will then apply en-GB outer single-quotes on the title, and en-GB inner double-quotes as the embedded quotation marks:

‘Title with “quotes” in it’.

Tanuzzo

@fbennett I'll try your solution. Thanks a lot!

Mazzers

@fbennett: thanks very much for the fix (which works perfectly) and the csl advice. much appreciated.

fbennett

Glad to hear it's working for you!