Hello, thank you for your response. I am using the Firefox extension for this. My process has been:

- Visit an author profile page in Hein Online.
- Click the Zotero connector button, which brings up a separate window allowing me to select which of the citations on the page I want to import.

I've been noticing that the list that appears in the pop-up window has often been a few items shorter than the actual list on the page (and I am aware that the numbers are off because the pop-up window starts at zero for some reason). I've investigated this some more by comparing the lists, and found that Zotero is ignoring citations for a few different reasons:

- The title of the work begins with a quotation mark. As I mentioned in my original post, if there is a quotation mark within the title text, the imported citation cuts off the title before the quotation mark.
- The work is shown in a grey box, which seems to indicate that it is contained in a collection we may not have access to (e.g. bar journals)
- The work is listed weirdly on Hein in a way that is missing certain pieces of metadata.

I've mostly been able to get around these issues manually so far, but it is making my project take longer, so I was hoping there was a workaround or a possible fix for this. Let me know if you need more information.

Thanks,

Ben

Ok thanks for the response. Generally the imports have been working well on the profile pages, which is why I thought this was a weird bug. Clicking through to articles is much too time consuming, as Hein's response time has been very slow, and search results are very inconsistent for finding all works by a single author without duplications.

I understand each kind of page creates new challenges, just thought I would ask about this. I appreciate the help!

@Uncola Author Profiles on HeinOnline are now supported.