Translator failure for Early English Books Online

  • ajlyon
    See http://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues

    It works for me. Do any other EEBO items work for you?

    Dan: Can you post the error message that's showing?
  • adamsmith
    ajlyon - since this is the same user as with OCLC - could this be proxy related? like - proxy not set up correctly with Zotero or something about the MN proxy messing things up (more likely the former - proxy looks pretty standard).
  • ajlyon
    The proxy handling in OCLC and EEBO looks pretty standard, so I'd expect a lot more to be broken if this were a general proxy issue. The debug output from OCLC should expose a proxy issue if that's what's going on.
  • dstillman
    line.replace is not a function
  • adamsmith
    mh - what exactly does it say which translator Zotero is using (i.e. what is displayed when you hover over the icon in the URL bar?)

    (line.replace is nowhere in that translator...)
  • dstillman
    It's from the RIS subcall.
  • ajlyon
    Yes -- line.replace is the standard RIS-is-broken error.

    I'll wait for word on OCLC before tackling this, in case there is a common cause.

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