Date capture errors

kavana

I use the Juris-M plugin for firefox on a mac. Everytime I capture a website, it adds the entry and captures the date with the time tagged on and no break, like so: 2019-09-23T19:12:38.000Z

When citing this, it returns "0 September 2019" instead of the actual date, "23 September 2019". How do I correct this without having to manually edit the entry everytime I capture a webpage using the plugin?

(I uninstalled it and checked with the zotero plugin, both on firefox and on chrome and still have the same problem)

Thanks!

dstillman

Are you saying this happens in stock Zotero, or only in Juris-M?

kavana

It happens in both stock zotero and in Juris-M, with both the firefox and the chrome plugins.

dstillman

Do you get it to stock Zotero with the official Zotero Connectors, or with the Juris-M versions?

If I save this forum page to Zotero, I get a normal Accessed date.

If you can reproduce this with an official connector and Zotero, can you provide a Debug ID for saving this page from both the Zotero Connector and from Zotero?

kavana

Hey, sorry - I didn't mean the date accessed, but the date of publication of the website. It seems this page doesn't have that - the pages I'm trying to capture are usually newspaper articles (eg: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/australasia/samoa-shuts-down-government-measles-crisis-vaccination-latest-a9228951.html or https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/dec/02/jack-merritt-london-bridge-attack-dave-merritt)

sorry, just looked for random news articles for links

dstillman

What citation style are you using? Those are standard ISO dates, and I get a proper date in all styles I try. Can you provide the full reference you're getting?

kavana

ok, the error seems to be happening only when I cite with Juris-M; this is the citation that I get when using these styles:

JM Indigo law review citation style:

Dave Merritt, ‘Jack Would Be Livid His Death Has Been Used to Further an Agenda of Hate’ | Dave Merritt, The Guardian, Feb. 0, 2019, https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/dec/02/jack-merritt-london-bridge-attack-dave-merritt.

in the Bluebook Law Review style:

Dave Merritt, “Jack would be livid his death has been used to further an agenda of hate” | Dave Merritt, The Guardian, February 0, 2019, https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/dec/02/jack-merritt-london-bridge-attack-dave-merritt (last visited Mar 12, 2019).

in OSCOLA:

Dave Merritt, ‘“Jack Would Be Livid His Death Has Been Used to Further an Agenda of Hate” | Dave Merritt’ The Guardian (0 February 2019) accessed 12 March 2019.

and JM OSCOLA:
Dave Merritt, ‘“Jack Would Be Livid His Death Has Been Used to Further an Agenda of Hate” | Dave Merritt’, The Guardian (0 February 2019) accessed 12 March 2019.


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I'm guessing this is a Juris-M problem then?

dstillman

Yes, that'd be a question for @fbennett, then.

kavana

Thanks for your help so far :)