New Australian Legal citation style
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It's forthcoming, though.
First, in the first citation, the page number I insert into the Zotero Add Citation dialog box doesn't appear. It does, however, for repeated citations. I'm not sure why.
The second request is whether there is a way to include Report Type and Report Number, and preferably Institution, into report citations. This would help with government documents such as Parliamentary Papers, or Working Papers produced by certain institutions. Again, I've had a look but I can't figure out what the variables for these are. If someone can point these out to me, then I can probably fix the style myself.
No, the pages ajlyon links to contain the information that you need. Try this page (thirteenth line in the table, showing the Zotero field and CSL variable mappings for the "Report Type" label in the English version of the Zotero UI).
This
http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/csl_syntax_summary#variables
also is a list of variables and their mapping, though not quite complete either.
Try two things to troubleshoot:
1. Does the page number show in the test panel
chrome://zotero/content/tools/csledit.xul
(put the page number in the box on the top)?
2. Does the item type make a difference? Try case, bill, and report and see if any of them show page numbers.
Thanks.
I've only just started investigating this, so I'm not sure of the differences between AGLC2 & AGLC3 (they are both available online as pdfs: AGLC2 and AGLC3). I imagine there might be people who would want (or are required) to stick with AGLC2, so how are updates handled with two in-use versions?
any assistance is appreciated.
http://citationstyles.org/downloads/specification.html#choose
In the meantime, I've prepared a revised (even uglier) version of the style that will print the short form of the title (case name) for legal cases (using <text variable="title" form="short"/>) in subsequent references. You can download it from here: https://gist.github.com/892084
I haven't changed the style ID, since this is probably the preferred behavior. If that's right, let me know and I'll check the revision into the repository.
When I download Fbennett's link and try to add it to firefox (on a PC) I get the following message:
This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.