PDF's not adding to Zotero
Here is a synopsis of my problem:
I downloaded the full PDF's from the websites, saved them on a folder, and dragged them onto its respective slot in Zotero(as we had previously loaded the abstracts in that slot). On Zotero, it designates that the file has been added. However, when we click on the (+) button to minimize it in order to view the files, no file shows up. When we restart firefox, it shows that no file had been added at all.
If anyone can explain this conundrum to me, I would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thanks!!!!
I downloaded the full PDF's from the websites, saved them on a folder, and dragged them onto its respective slot in Zotero(as we had previously loaded the abstracts in that slot). On Zotero, it designates that the file has been added. However, when we click on the (+) button to minimize it in order to view the files, no file shows up. When we restart firefox, it shows that no file had been added at all.
If anyone can explain this conundrum to me, I would greatly appreciate your assistance. Thanks!!!!
Does Zotero produce errors that you can report using "report errors" in the gears menu?
How does Zotero tell you the file has been added?
http://www.uic.edu/htbin/cgiwrap/bin/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/2841/2475
Thanks.
Can you walk me through how to use the store copy of file method? My colleague and I do not know exactly how to utilize that option.
Thanks for your response and suggestion. However, it is still not adding once I close and restart the browser.
E.g. you still haven't answered "How does Zotero tell you the file has been added? "
Also "However, when we click on the (+) button to minimize it in order to view the files, no file shows up."
doesn't make any sense - are you minimizing or expanding?
"However, it is still not adding once I close and restart the browser. "
I don't understand this either - does that mean the files are added and then vanish when you restart Firefox?
In order to understand what is going on we need a detailed and thorough description of what you're doing and what you're seeing. Don't assume that we can look at your screen.