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Yes, the file was read only, so zotero couldn't remove it. This solved the problem. I first dismissed this as unrelated but it is not. Thanks, Dan!
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Great! Then it must be something with my setup. This is the debug ID for the log in troubleshooting mode: D998969444 This is the debug ID for the log with my setup : D496678289
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The same issue is raised in https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/123670/feature-request-support-content-search-with-regex There I proposed a solution.
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I was also looking for this. So ive implemented it and submitted a PR: a "Use regular expressions" option in the reader's find bar (Ctrl+F), working in PDFs, EPUBs, and snapshots. - Reader PR: https://github.com/zotero/reader/pull/230 - Companion…
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Update: I later discovered that I edited 3 of ~90 citations slightly. Having these 3 edited prevented all the other 87 from being properly reformatted. This could not be fixed in word. I had to manually redo the citations. The long-term solution…
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Note: The text renderer erased the placeholders for parameters that are wrapped in `greater than` or `smaller than` signs. Thus, I correct: (1) I tried first: `https://api.zotero.org/users/USERID/collections/COLLECTIONKEY/collections&key=PR…
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I have the same issue. I did NOT manually edit the citations. I never touched the darkish grey cells that appear when clicking on a zotero created footnote. Still, when I change from Chicago (full note) to Chicago (author-date), the author-date ci…
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