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BBT loads separate translators for sites where other translators exist already? BBT does not load site translators, only generic import/export translators. The process to load extra site translators is the same however. Saved
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This also imports fine in BBT.
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That discussion seems severely confused. There's a few way I can read what it says: "I am manually assembling the end-of-document bibliography, and I have added an entry that I don't use in the text." The solution to this is easy: don't do this. As…
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Printbibliography doesn't parse the document, biber does, and I don't see why you'd want to limit the bib file to precisely those entries you refer to in your document. It will be tedious work without benefits. I'd recommend just getting started w…
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Zotfile can do this: http://zotfile.com/#renaming-rules (%b)
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Uncheck "export files".
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You can open a BBT support ticket here.
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Not currently possible, but easy to add if you open an issue on https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues for it.
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Can that be related to https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/2126? While the plugin part of BBT can of course access notes, at the time when we were discussing this on github, it looked to me like export translators weren't offer…
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@drevicko: https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/installation/preferences/export/#fields-to-omit-from-export-comma-separated
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@bjoernm may already be using BBT. If so, turn off this option (it's off by default) https://i.imgur.com/ayVeceq.jpeg and add ids to Fields to omit from export. You can find the entries by searching for tex.ids.
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This must be a networking issue with WINE. Zotero talks to the word plugin over http if I'm not mistaken, so it should be possible to have wine-word talk to linux-zotero.
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you are not responding there though.
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That's the zotero project, please open an issue on https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues
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If you open an issue for this on github I can have a look.
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Fair enough.
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You can generate any text you want -- it could be HTML, RTF, you name it. a.url) if (att) { %>@@@ but drag&drop / copy&paste would tell the receiving application it is getting plaintext. There isn't a way to tell the receiving ap…
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This works for me to split the names into individual creators, but very much do backup before trying this, and very much try it on a few single items first for (let item of ZoteroPane.getSelectedItems()) { if (!item.isRegularItem()) continue l…
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@ryofurue can you open an issue on the BBT github project for this?
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I have no idea how link[["url"]] could possibly work in Javascript. This is how I would do it: a.url) if (att) { %>[[@]]()[[@]]()[[@]]() BTW, is it possible to export an embedded hyperlink citation with eta template code? I don't underst…
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All of those are questions for the zotero devs. I can't speak authoritively on any of them, although I could make a script for you that applies the "grammar" and adds it to the json safely. WRT the hang, I suspect that's because the error interrupt…
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But in your earlier script you wanted the 2nd item from the attachments? Do you want the last attachment (like in your last script, although that seems pretty arbitrary to me), or do you want any one attachment that has an URL?
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I'm not sure about those double brackets. This should work: [@]()
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From what I can tell, it should work if you just remove the colon in the string, so "journal of geophysical research oceans": "J. Geophys. Res. Oceans",.
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It's not there, the default list is internal to Zotero. You can place your own list there and it will replace the default list (not just amend it, so keep the existing entries). You can find your data dir under prefs -> advanced -> files &…
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If you give me your list in any form (CSV or JSON) I can make the pull request on your behalf.
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You'd have to ask here on the forums, or just submit a change and see whether it's picked up. Usually you don't have to know git, but the file is apparently too large for the Github web editor.
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This is the default list of abbreviations, and if I understand the source code correctly, you can edit this file and place it in /abbreviations.json, and Zotero will pick it up during startup.
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I could also add a feature to BBT to load a list of abbreviations from a csv file. If that's interesting for you, please open an issue on github.