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The Better BibTeX cayw picker can't (easily) be integrated in GDocs because GDocs severely limits the kinds of connections you can make -- certainly (and sensibly) not to your local system. There are ways around this, but it's tricky. It should be e…
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@Niki1: what you want can be done by installing Better BibTeX and setting a format pattern in its preference pane ([auth:lower][year] in your case).
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For those on the 5.0 release/beta who happen to use Better BibTeX: BBT is not yet compatible with 5.0. If you're on 5.0, please disable BBT and keep an eye on this issue: https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/555 . Work is underw…
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If you're just looking to have a readable export, BBT has a bundled translator ("Collected notes") that exports just notes -- standalone notes and notes attached to references, not the extra field -- to HTML.
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BTW I don't usually come here -- you'll get a much faster response by posting an issue at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex
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Export the collection (or library) that you want to auto-update as you would normally in Zotero, and in the options popup you get, check the "keep updated" box.
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BBT has had it for a while, but as Adam noticed, it's more involved than just adding a few lines of code. BBT can (optionally, see here) add them, but as abbreviation differs per bibliography style, you'll need to specify which style you want to use…
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OK with that if @danieljrs is -- not much use if he isn't in on the discussion.
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It must be, but I'm wondering what the script thinks zotRunning is after https://gist.github.com/emmareisz/aebaeef9541bd90752b290e1f197c2c8#file-minimise-zotpick-applescript-L9, and what the value of appName is should it get to https://gist.github.c…
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Minimizing shouldn't be necessary for that script, right? The script pushes whatever-had-focus back to the front after the pick. Minimizing will only move Zotero out of the way, it will not likely help with pasting in the reference because of OSXs s…
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@danieljrs that switching to Zotero is a side effect I can't fully suppress; the editor who's calling the picker must either force itself back into focus, or you can add "&minimize=true" to the URL, but the fact that the reference showed up in y…
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@emmareisz is correct that having BBT running multiple times is unsupported; the current BBT version sort of tries to deal with this combo (which is called connector mode in Zotero lingo), but it's not particularly well-tested. She's also right abou…
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To call it a system suggest a coherence that isn't actually there :) No, you'd still be using RTF/ODF scan (I'd suggest ODF scan), it's just an easier way to get your references into your document. There's really not a safe way to do citation/biblio…
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If you get the bar and it disappears when you click, that's all that BBT can do. The glue scripts do the work of picking up the selected reference and pasting it into Scrivener, so that's where you'll have to look. Advantages would be that you don'…
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Oh, I thought you were using the stock Zotero CSL-JSON. There is code in autocomplete-citeproc that hints that the author is considering doing auto-updates when the reference file changes -- why not register your interest? Perhaps it will bump up t…
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For reasons I still don't understand, this glitch was caused by auto-index registering a prefs observer on the "extensions.zotero" branch. Just that. If I the observer did absolutely nothing, I still got that effect; if I just don't register the obs…
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So, with 5.0 around the bend, any news on new fields (with a special interest in my case for a field that could hold the citation key)?
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IIRC, Pandoc requires the "id" field in the CSL-JSON to have the citekey, but maybe autocomplete-citeproc makes that connection on the users' behalf?
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And `{:original-date: 1893}` will also work in BBT.
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If you have a date formatted like "[1893] 1967", BBT will put "1893" in the "origdate" field and "1967" in the "year" field. This only works for BBTs BibLaTeX mode, and only if there's exclusively numbers between the brackets. The brackets must als…
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Wouldn't that be fixed by checking for if (!isNaN(jnumber) && (('' + jnumber) == ('' + item.issue))) { ?
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The rules for capitalization in BibLaTeX as insanely complicated (https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/541), and it is prudent to brace-protect even words that would seem otherwise OK (e.g. try "The {{U}}.{{S}}. vs {{U.S}}. vs {…
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No problem, and apologies for the disruption. I do have a reasonably large (and growing) testset, and if a test fails I can't even put out a new release, but my tests don't cover everything alas.
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Auto-index .38 has removed the preference from that pane.
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That's actually another extension (by my hand) called auto-index. I'll move those prefs away and publish a new release.
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The latter problem has since been fixed.
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I've taken a stab at it at https://github.com/zotero/zotero/pull/1051
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I can't really say -- On my limited library of 4000 items, there's no structural difference on the queries I've fired at it, but the Zotero devs will know best.
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Portable Firefox should work
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Ah, sorry, I should have read that more attentively. It should in principle be possible to just always order by itemID, which should be stable. As to the "why" (in the sense of "by what cause" moreso than "for what reason"), Zotero.Items._load does…