CSA translator - automatic pdf download doesn't work
eg. http://csaweb113v.csa.com.ezproxy.my.institution/ids70/view_record.php?id=2&recnum=18&SID=b0ap2css72sq99ocsk1lfvodh0
Automatic pdf download almost never happens for me, with any translator (I've posted a bunch of others in this forum category). I go through a proxy/rewriter, but that's hardly unusual.
Unless there's something odd about my particular set up or selection of database sites, isn't a different approach to dealing with automatic downloading of pdfs via a proxy needed, given that the current one doesn't work?
Automatic pdf download almost never happens for me, with any translator (I've posted a bunch of others in this forum category). I go through a proxy/rewriter, but that's hardly unusual.
Unless there's something odd about my particular set up or selection of database sites, isn't a different approach to dealing with automatic downloading of pdfs via a proxy needed, given that the current one doesn't work?
With sites that don't need a proxy, all's OK.
http://csaweb113v.csa.com/ids70/view_record.php?id=2&recnum=18&SID=b0ap2css72sq99ocsk1lfvodh0
http://www.nature.com/nrn/journal/v3/n3/full/nrn755.html
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=3920976&fulltextType=RA&fileId=S0140525X09000284
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/B6WDH-45F53XD-H/2/e34ffcd168ba5e4f76a632b3cddc8066
These aren't isolated examples. I never get pdfs automatically via these (and several other) translators, when going through my institution's proxy.
are you one of the people stuck on 1.09 bc of the Mac/Word plugin situation?
Otherwise, 1.5b should take care of such issues.
Alternatively - does your U offer VPN? That's often a workable alternative to EZproxy and always works with Zotero.
I have all the autoproxy stuff turned off in Zotero (I found it overactive and sometimes would insert EZproxy where I didn't want it) and either use my library's PubMed page for searching, which includes institution-specific EZproxy-enabled links in the search results, or I use a firefox plugin called EZProxy which saves me a few annoying clicks through my university's system and just reloads any journal page but with the ezproxy magically inserted in the URL. I just did the Nature link both ways, so the translator's not picky in that regard.
So it's definitely not the translator or the sites themselves, its got to be either your Zotero version/settings or the way your institution's proxy is set up.
EZproxy plugin: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6098
Note also that 1.5 does include the functionality amacom73 refers to in that other Firefox extension—though obviously the proxy functionality has to be working for you to begin with for that to work.