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I want to use custom fields to store a version of the title with LaTeX commands. You can do this by adding tex.title=... to the extra field if you have the better bibtex plugin.
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Support for BBT happens on github, not here. I had entirely missed the april 5 and the following message. I'll follow up on the issue you created there.
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What I mean by fiddly, is if I want complete control of the BibLaTeX entry type and entry fields I will need to basically by hand put everything in the Zotero extra field. If you have a mapping you want to have applied consistently over all items, t…
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Leave extra field names as is, don't prepend "tex." BBT already does this for fields that have a Zotero equivalent; try importing @book{gocl1613, address = {Hildesheim}, author = {Goclenius, Rudolph}, category = {Primary}, date = {1964}, …
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They're not being "mangled"; the url field is a verbatim field, and these unknown fields are (by default) not. In verbatim mode characters like _ have different meaning from non-verbatim, and that's the "mangling" you see: those fields are being imp…
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You're probably thinking of a postscript when you say fiddly, but you can just add a line with tex.entrytype: manual in the extra field.
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But why not produce those with bibtex? I suppose I could run citeproc, get the output, and convert it to latex, but you'd effectively be doing manual citation management. Using bibtex to produce it would mean it's always be in sync with your article…
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Note of caution -- I once (years ago) tried to put data in the zotero database it wasn't expecting (fairly naive extension of the Zotero schema) and I thoroughly wedged my account when I tried to sync.
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https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/installation/preferences/export/#quick-copydrag-and-drop-citations
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Technically possible, yes, but requires a change to their translator. Once it's in a Zotero item field, it's usually simple to use it in the citation key.
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I don't see the number in any of the Zotero item fields after import, except as part of the DOI. You could try something like DOI.replace(/10[.]1109[/][^.][.]/, '') but I have no idea how well that works broadly. Ideally, you want that number either…
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Adamsmith is entirely right - I do my support on github, I have support tooling built around them that makes my life lots easier, and the zotero forums makes it hard for me to do tracking on what I have and haven't handled. I want to make support e…
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-1- Save space disk and clean our tree removing the duplicated pdf’s. Zotero will do that. -2- Gather all the pdf files in a unique place Same. -3- Allow quick search using key words and any meta data by each member of the different teams to fi…
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What is the language of the item set to?
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You can get just the citation key. You can change the behavior of BBT citation quick copy in the BBT preferences.
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Right-click on the tag, you will get a popup menu where you can delete the tag.
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After deleting there is no possibility to disable. This is false. You will find your auto-exports in the BBT preferences, and you can always remove them there.
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In my library, the title appears as -- "Why isn't everyone a \Bayesian}? With discussion...", so the second curly brace } is intepreted as user text, not as a control character And Paperpile is mauling that on export. When you compile the entry from…
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Your code misses a backslash (\\relax): if (Translator.BetterBibTeX) { for (const creator of zotero.creators) { creator.firstName = creator.firstName .replace(/Philippe/g, '{\\relax Ph}ilippe') } tex.addCreators(); }
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I agree with that, but there are cases where there is no other choice. The only clean solution is math support in Zotero, but I reckon that would be hard to render for citeproc.
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It only works with https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/ installed.
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Oh this was also on a displaylink monitor. That also sometimes messes with apps.
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I do have a app switcher replacement, but Zotero is the only app that I've seen this with. This was with only BBT installed. I can't reliably replicate it, and it is pretty reliably gone when I restart Zotero, this this will be hard to test without …
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That is an option that is available, but it is (to my knowledge) not a required option. I could take the lab option if that suited me, and (as far as I know) you are allowed to take a "personal" subscription. The downside is that the one account who…
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I know about the lab/institutional pricing, which comes with some administrative tools that do offer a lot of value, but it is not the case that because you are a lab that you would be required to use the lab option. You can just use a personal unli…
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I don't know your budget so it could well be prohibitively expensive for your situation, but just to put some numbers to it: for labs or any other kind of organization, a single US$120/year subscription would cover an unlimited number of people usin…
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This import without issue for me on beta 35 + BBT
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https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/support/faq/#importing-jabref-databases
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Now fixed
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That's exactly what Zotero native sync is for though. It's not free, but it's (IMO) not expensive, and it's the most hassle-free and reliable way to do what you want. Only one user in the group needs to have a paid subscription.