I'm picking this up from a few months ago. I'd also like to know how to correct the error Evernote seems to be having with ZotFile. It's a shame, since Evernote provides great flexibility when exporting from Zotero.
As I say a couple of times above, I'm pretty sure ZotFile is not the issue here. If there is a problem with importing Zotero's export into Evernote, I'd need a minimal example (i.e. <50 items) shared via github, Dropbox or the like to take a look.
If there is a problem with importing Zotero's export into Evernote, I'd need a minimal example (i.e. <50 items) shared via github, Dropbox or the like to take a look. </blockquote>
Assuming you have a github account, open the Zotero export with a text editor, select all, and copy then go to gist.github.com paste --> create public (or secret; doesn't matter) gist at the bottom of the screen and provide the URL here.
You can do the same thing with e.g. hastebin.com without an account.
Okay, it seems that the class attributes in the notes in the enex files are creating a problem (error message is "No declaration for attribute class of element div"). I just deleted all class attributes in the exported notes and this works for me. @quirkja Can you confirm that this file https://hastebin.com/oqusovixun.xml works for you as well?
@adamsmith The classes like "csl-bib-body" or "csl-entry" don't have any meaning when imported into Evernote, correct? Thus, we could delete all class-attributes before exporting to ENEX-format to solve this problem.
Thanks for this. It seems to have worked for me with the hastebin file provided.
Going forward is there an easy way to export from Evernote or some sort of command I can run to scrub the class attributes before importing into Evernote?
Thanking for checking and confirmation about the plan. I will work on this now to fix it in the Zotero translator. The easiest way is therefore just to wait a little...
Okay, my fixes are now integrated. Your Zotero Connector should auto-update within 24 hours, or you can update manually by clicking Update Translators in the Advanced pane of the Zotero Connector preferences.
However, Evernote seems to be quite picky when importing such files. There were some length constraints in some fields, some characters not allowed, and some standard HTML elements or attributes are not allowed. I tried to fix as many of these issues as I encountered, but I cannot be sure that there could also be more.
If you encounter any further problems with the import, then I would appreciate, when you can create a minimal example and provide that here, because this will take otherwise too much time for me to find out.
It's been life for 48hs, you shouldn't need to do anything to update translators. (The connector preferences are accessible in the Zotero connector for Chrome or Firefox when you right-click on the Save to Zotero Icon)
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The error message says "Could not import notes, error: INCOMPLETE_DOC (Error in line 1, token "/en-export /note /content")
Evernote doesn't offer support for its free version, so I can't report this error to them.
then go to gist.github.com
paste --> create public (or secret; doesn't matter) gist at the bottom of the screen
and provide the URL here.
You can do the same thing with e.g. hastebin.com without an account.
https://hastebin.com/cabuqimuxi.xml
classattributes in the exported notes and this works for me. @quirkja Can you confirm that this file https://hastebin.com/oqusovixun.xml works for you as well?@adamsmith The classes like "csl-bib-body" or "csl-entry" don't have any meaning when imported into Evernote, correct? Thus, we could delete all class-attributes before exporting to ENEX-format to solve this problem.
Thanks for this. It seems to have worked for me with the hastebin file provided.
Going forward is there an easy way to export from Evernote or some sort of command I can run to scrub the class attributes before importing into Evernote?
Thanks,
However, Evernote seems to be quite picky when importing such files. There were some length constraints in some fields, some characters not allowed, and some standard HTML elements or attributes are not allowed. I tried to fix as many of these issues as I encountered, but I cannot be sure that there could also be more.
If you encounter any further problems with the import, then I would appreciate, when you can create a minimal example and provide that here, because this will take otherwise too much time for me to find out.