Vancouver en français: "cité le"

Bonjour,
J'ai un problème avec le style vancouver pour la biblio de ma thèse d'exercice. Au lieu du champ "consulté le", mes citations contiennent "cité le", ce qui n'a pas grand intérêt. Quelqu'un saurait il m'aider?
Cordialment,

Hello,
When I use the Vancouver style to write my thesis bibliography, zotero write the date I cited a book instead of the date I read it. It's not really intersting. Does anyone knows how to solve this issue?
Claire
  • can you check in Zoteroth at the book is saved as a book and not as webpage.
    You can also try adding the book via its ISBN.
  • Your are right about the book. I just didn't translate exactly my answer in french.
    My problem is that Zotero gives the citing date. I'm asking why it doesn't gives the date I went on the webpage ("accessed on").
  • edited July 31, 2017
    Le style Vancouver fait apparaître le champ Zotero "Consulté le" précédé de la mention "cité".
    Ex: en français: [cité 2017 Jul 31].
    en anglais: [cited 2017 Jul 31].

    C'est conforme au guide utilisé semble-t-il : https://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/uniform_requirements.html

    Peut-être devriez-vous utiliser le style Elsevier - Vancouver ?
    (Édition: non il ne correspond pas à ce que vous cherchez sans doute)

    @damnation : any "vancouver" style with "accessed" instead of "cited" ?
  • Cited in this case means the date you saved the citation and not the date you put the citation in your Word document. The wording cited/accessed means the same here and can be changed very easily.
  • edited August 3, 2017
    Ok, thanks for the explanation. That sounds strange to me, specially in French.
    The wording cited/accessed means the same here and can be changed very easily.
    Yes, obviously. But are you aware of an existing vancouver style which incorporates already this trivial change (that was my question)?
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