Upgrade StorageOpenOffice Zotero Integration won't work in Linux
I am unable to get Zotero Open Office Integration plugin working in Open Office. Specs are:
Ubuntu 10.04
Firefox 8.0
OpenOffice 3.2.0
Zotero Office integration 3.5b3
Zotero 2.1.10
I am using Java from Sun, so that shouldn't be a problem.
I have no problem installing the Integration plugin on FF. However, while adding Zotero_OpenOffice_Integration.oxt via OO's extension manager, I get the following error:
`Add Extension(s): /file/to/path/Zotero_OpenOffice_Integration.oxt/types.rdb does not exist`.
I have no idea whether this is a problem with the Integration plugin or with OO. I intended to test whether other extensions work in OO, but the OO extension site (extensions.services.openoffice.org) is down.
TIA.
Ubuntu 10.04
Firefox 8.0
OpenOffice 3.2.0
Zotero Office integration 3.5b3
Zotero 2.1.10
I am using Java from Sun, so that shouldn't be a problem.
I have no problem installing the Integration plugin on FF. However, while adding Zotero_OpenOffice_Integration.oxt via OO's extension manager, I get the following error:
`Add Extension(s): /file/to/path/Zotero_OpenOffice_Integration.oxt/types.rdb does not exist`.
I have no idea whether this is a problem with the Integration plugin or with OO. I intended to test whether other extensions work in OO, but the OO extension site (extensions.services.openoffice.org) is down.
TIA.
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adamsmithwhy are you adding the extension to Ooo manually? That shouldn't be necessary.
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khauser130dBecause it doesn't seem to work automatically:no toolbar.
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adamsmiththere has been no end of grief with the 3.2 Ooo version - I'd just switch over to Libre Office - that's gotta be in the 10.04 repo by now, no? - or at least Ooo 3.3 (but really - switch over to Libre Office - Open Office is effectively dead.)
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khauser130dOk done. Now using LibreOffice.
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adamsmithand do can you install and use the toolbar now or do we need to keep troubleshooting?
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khauser130dWith LibreOffice I now have the toolbar. Thanks.
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