How to import Endnote style into ZOtero if it shows that "Intl J Psychophysiology.ens does not appear to be a valid style file." when you add it directly?
Generally, Endnote styles don't work terribly well - so you might have to find/help to create a Zotero style anyway (for that purpose try "Elsevier's Harvard Style" in the repository. First look seems like that's equivalent)
Usually Endnote styles do at least import, though - how are you trying to do that?
I get the same error with, say Life Sciences.ens in Zotero 2.1b2. [Link removed: Thomson Reuters' licensing agreement prohibits downloading style files from their website for use with Zotero. -S.K.]
I have never used an Endnote style, so maybe I'm doing something wrong.
that's right, yes. I get the same error on 2.0.9 for the Life Sciences style.
Report ID is: 1460312392
The error is something about VarDumb not defined in the endstyle.js
I'm having the same problems. Could you clarify what you meant by "Endnote styles don't work terribly well?" I was hoping to make extensive use of this import option.
Well, they're just not terribly reliable - some odd issues here and there, multiple citations tend not to work correctly, and the endnote style format is just a lot less powerful than the csl styles Zotero uses - especially now that csl 1.0 is out. I wouldn't recommend relying on it. And you can't even make minimal adjustments if something doesn't quite work - either the style works just as it is, or not at all. I'd really recommend finding and/or adjusting Zotero's own styles.
It also should be noted that you're probably breaking your EULA with Endnote when you use their styles in Zotero (and that includes all custom made .ens styles) - that's at least what they claim.
Ah. Thanks. I'll try to get better at editing/making CSL styles then!
A dev could certainly have a look - I'm not sure what you need to know, though. I was trying to import the Environmental Science and Policy format, called "Environ Science Policy.ens".
Here's a link to that style: [Link removed: Thomson Reuters' licensing agreement prohibits downloading style files from their website for use with Zotero. -S.K.]
I had this problem too, but never had the problem with my self built styles from endnote. Try re-naming the style, change something in the style and revert it back and see if it works now. Try to give the style a name without a blank space.
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Usually Endnote styles do at least import, though - how are you trying to do that?
I have never used an Endnote style, so maybe I'm doing something wrong.
Report ID is: 1460312392
The error is something about VarDumb not defined in the endstyle.js
It also should be noted that you're probably breaking your EULA with Endnote when you use their styles in Zotero (and that includes all custom made .ens styles) - that's at least what they claim.
A dev could certainly have a look - I'm not sure what you need to know, though. I was trying to import the Environmental Science and Policy format, called "Environ Science Policy.ens".
[JavaScript Error: "varDump is not defined" {file: "chrome://zotero/content/xpcom/enstyle.js" line: 448}]
http://www.google.com/search?q=thomson+reuters+lawsuit+endnote+zotero
So don't blame Zotero for this, and do contribute towards a dramatically more open alternative (in this case, a CSL version of the style).