Journal articles in press
I think the zotero team has a good strategry for writing item types (i.e. fewer is better), but I really think there is a need to add a "journal article in press" or some way of indicating this.
I have two reasons for this; 1) I want to be able to replace "in press" citations with full citations which an article is offically published, and 2) I want my citations to appear differently in line with common standards for "in press" material (i.e. in the havard system, in press articles should include the doi at the end).
Is there already a solution to this, and if not will we see an "in press" option in the future.
I have two reasons for this; 1) I want to be able to replace "in press" citations with full citations which an article is offically published, and 2) I want my citations to appear differently in line with common standards for "in press" material (i.e. in the havard system, in press articles should include the doi at the end).
Is there already a solution to this, and if not will we see an "in press" option in the future.
With one of the styles that make use of the CSL variable "status", e.g., apa.csl, try
{:status:in press}
in Zotero’s "Extra" field (this use of "supplementary fields" is documented in http://gsl-nagoya-u.net/http/pub/citeproc-doc.html#supplementary-fields).I'd love to see more styles making use of "status" variable though, in particular the Chicago family.
https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/pull/1367/files
(though looking at this again, that may not have be quite right yet. I should probably only use accessed for webpages and blogs?)
It also should probably be handled with a term in CSL: APA wants in press, Chicago wants forthcoming, so as of now, the user needs to manually change the value of status. So status would need to be a variable with 2 or 3 pre-defined possible values in CSL and on the Zotero side should likely be a dropdown.