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okay ... if you believe it or not. I now wanted to convert the converted zotero citations to pandoc - but the ODF-Converter makes scannable cite marker out of it - any ideas?
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So a little update on my testing: It seems to me that the problem lies with the docx-Conversion. Different literature-libraries, random text after the first pipe, and curly brackets in the pandoc format - all works just fine when converting an ODT. …
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So I just made a very quick check with LibreOffice and the ODF-Scan. It seems to work with the "random" text after the first pipe. That's great! I can check the pandoc citation with curly brackets tomorrow. The only thing I ran into - but I don't …
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No that‘s not the actual copy. As I understand the scannable cite, it consists of a library-id as well as an item-id. So because the first part stays the same, I just needed to get the item-id and this I got right (I could compare it with the classi…
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Thanks again for your answer. Yes I have Better BibTex installed but before migrating to Obsidian I used Scrivener and from there I have already about 300 references in the Scannable Cite format. That's why I tried to find an automatic workflow for …
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Rereading my comment I just realized that I was missing one pipe. I tried it again with { | bauerGriechischdeutschesWorterbuchSchriften1988 | s. v. | |zu:111111:BBBBBBB} but I still got https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u10473448/4j…
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Thanks for your answer (and the technical explanation)! Actually it was the citekey without the @ --> i. e. { | bauerGriechischdeutschesWorterbuchSchriften1988 | s. v. | zu:111111:BBBBBBB} - but maybe it cannot convert it because of the option to…
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I have to add a comment - I tried to build my own Scannable Cite template with the (outdated?) "Zotero Integration" Obisidian Plugin. As I couldn't mimic the second pipe (field?) Author, Year format I thought I just use the cite key because I though…
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Hello, does the plugin already support Zotero 9? I just stumbled over Scrivener, so I'm totally new to the topic. I could read here that Zotero 8 is supported but on the GitHub-Page I didn't find any clues which Zotero-Version one should use to make…