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Ok, good to know. (Indeed there was a “%2F” involved, though it doesn’t show up in my post above in the view [as opposed to edit] mode.)
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Great! Just another observation: “Verify DOIs” tries to connect to publishers’ websites (rather than to doi.org only) – this seems to be a time-consuming extra step I don’t think is really necessary. Also – but that’s most likely a Zotero core ra…
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Ok, but if publishers do insist, you won’t really have a choice. (All hypothetical so far, but I’ve seen similar things happening too frequently not to worry …) Automating the step of swapping the Long DOI back from Extra would be useful, in partic…
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Fantastic, thank you. One suggestion, though: Could you add a menu item for converting shortDOIs back to long DOIs? This would make things easier for those who might need to switch between the two forms, e.g., due to publishers’ requirements. It wo…
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> How to mark a bilingual publication? Short answer: You can’t, at least not via Zotero’s “Language” field. Zotero’s “Language” field, just like biblatex’s “langid” field, is not supposed to describe the language(s) used inside the work in que…
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Thank you, sounds convincing.
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The "place of delivery" should go into the CSL variable event-place, currently only possible by using the cheater syntax https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io/en/latest/csl-json/markup.html#cheater-syntax-for-odd-fields. You'd need to add {:event-place…
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The following, if entered into a Zotero title field, works with both citeproc-js and Better BibTeX or Better BibLaTeX: Design of a new 680 nm laser Documentation: https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io/en/latest/csl-json/markup.html#html-like-formatti…
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In standard Zotero, you can use English capitalization rules for English phrases by setting the language tag to "en", and suppress case changes for French phrases by enclosing these in a "nocase" tag, like Le livre de seyntz medicines(see https://ci…
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The collapse="year" fix itself seems to have slipped through. As to the additional problem with page numbers, either of @Rintze's suggestions sound sensible: > One option would be to fall back from using any custom delimiter to the delimiter se…
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All CSL styles and all CSL processors support date ranges, it’s just Zotero that doesn’t. The only thing you can do, currently, is to insert a new line in Zotero’s “Extra” field, in the ISO 8601 format, like: issued: 1986/1987 or issued: 2014-01-28/…
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It gets worse: there are Springer articles that do have a "citation_cover_date" but no "citation_online_date", and for such articles Zotero does not save a date at all. A timely fix would be greatly appreciated.
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> I don't believe that trying to override item types in Extra with 'itemType: dataset' works. It's “type: dataset”, and it does work with citeproc-js. See https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io/en/latest/csl-json/markup.html#cheater-syntax-for-odd-f…
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For the time being, a workaround can be used: Enter the following into the “Extra” field, each on a new line: DOI: 10.1234/567890 and/or type: dataset See https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io/en/latest/csl-json/markup.html#cheater-syntax-for-odd-f…
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Just pinging: It seems this hasn’t been fixed yet for Springer journals?!
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Without the newest Propachi plugin, try `{:issued: 2004/2013}`.
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Leave the Date field empty, and add `issued: 2004/2013` to the Extra field. Documentation: https://citeproc-js.readthedocs.io/en/latest/csl-json/markup.html#cheater-syntax-for-odd-fields
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Well, I was hoping that the change that was made for DOI was fresh enough in the memory of its author, so that the switch from copy to move would be easy ...
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(1) I would have thought just adding "[" and "]" to the list of chars that match a "number of pages" pattern if appearing in front of "S." or "S. :" would do. – BTW, it seems "Extent:" fields can also contain the string "Seiten" instead of "S.", bu…
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For the original date of publication, use `{:original-date:1919-02-26}` in the “Extra” field. And a workaround for citing a date range (“1919.2.26-1919.3.18”) is to leave the “Date” field empty, and insert an ISO8601/EDTF date range string in the “…
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My guess is the inserted “A” is causing the trouble: in Danish (and Norwegian) Aa is treated like Å in alphabetical sorting. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danish_and_Norwegian_alphabet#History
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Or a more general solution that avoids having “op. 91” italicised when switching to styles that do not italicise titles:op. 91(nodecor is supported by both citeproc-js and pandoc-citeproc.)
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I can't think of any other occurrences in English for "op." other than "opus", so I'm fine with adding this as an exception.But there is, e.g., "Op. Ed." – so I’m not sure "op." should be added to the exception list in the processor.The only "clean"…
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I’m in favour of title casing words in quotations, too, in particular because without this there is no way to get the correct behaviour automatically whereas you can always protect any strings that should not undergo case conversion by enclosing the…
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Just noticed that neither modern-humanities-research-association.csl nor modern-humanities-research-association-author-date.csl render "Report Type" and "Report Number" from "Report" items. The manual (v3.2, 2015) is silent on reports, but gives in…
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A workaround for date ranges is to leave the ‘Date’ field empty and to use an EDTF date or date range, e.g., {:issued:2014-09-26/2015-12-13} in the ‘Extra’ field; citeproc-js can parse this.
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Try adding {:editor: Last||First} to the “Extra” field. Repeat for multiple editors: {:editor: Last||First} {:editor: Last2||First2}
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Both citeproc-js and pandoc-citeproc have been supporting the unofficial but generally agreed-upon CSL variable “volume-title” for quite some time now. I have a version of chicago-author-date.csl that supports “volume-title” at https://gist.github.c…
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What about Zotero’s export then? Exporting the director field as director (in CSL JSON) is the last missing bit that remains to be fixed now. The most recent statement seems to have been @fbennett’s: “That leaves us with the option of either forci…
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Thank you. A pull request for chicago-author-date.csl is on its way.