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https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/91449/add-ons-broken-in-the-latest-beta-version-bbt-zutilo-etc#latest
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I realize this is urgent, and I'll do my utmost, but this weekend I'll have almost no time, and the start of the week is also packed.
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This is likely related to the recent roll-out of jsx for the main pane. This is new territory for me, so this will take time for me to get up to speed.
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BBT currently stores extra in annote for biblatex, but given these new insights, note seems to be a better choice for both bibtex and biblatex. The one remaining issue would be is that for bibtex there is contention on that field for showing urls, b…
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Got it. It's the extra field. However, at https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#appendix-iv-variables it says (short) inline note giving additional item details (e.g. a concise summary or commentary) but there are styles that …
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@adamsmith do you know what Zotero uses to fill the CSL note field? I'm trying to make sense of the schema files where I think the information should be but I haven't found it yet.
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Do you export plain Extra to note in BBT?yes, to annotation Perhaps a more sensible schema would be to put notes outside the item, and extra in the note field. That is a substantial change though.
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I am the developer (singular) of BBT, and I don't have a strong opinion on whether these notes are "personal", or "formal", or something else entirely. I don't think that Zotero assigns such meaning, either, but I could be mistaken CSL styles can a…
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The only way I can think of is to tag one of them and then include/exclude the notes in a postscript based on the presence/absence of that tag.
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If those notes present themselves as objects with itemType "note", the Collected Notes exporter from BBT will export them. If not, open an issue on the BBT github tracker and I'll get you sorted.
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alphanum removes everything that isn't a letter or a number. Try switching the replace and the alphanum.
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You're explicitly requesting the author name twice (once with auth, once with authors1). title (lowercase) isn't affected by skipwords btw since it always generates text without spaces.
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The zotero devs did not create this snap, and these zotero snaps have had problems before with permissions - you'll have to ask whomever created the zotero snaps for help. Alternatively, you can install the packages from https://github.com/retorqu…
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Export to csv and load in powerbi desktop.
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It's a trade-off. In my experience e-readers are substantially lighter than iPads, so if you're going to be holding it for long reading articles, I found tablets really tiresome. On the other hand, as bwiernik points out, qua software experience, iP…
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But if that's the case, why not enter the titles as title case?
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If you're still seeing a's and b's that means you haven't replaced them all. To Zotero it means that this author had two publications in the same year, which happen to have the same title.
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Is "out of memory" the literal message you see? In the context of computers, memory usually means RAM, not storage.
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That means zotero was run as root the first time.
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@danyll dstillman is on the zotero dev team. He knows what goes on under the hood and where the bottlenecks lie. Saying "there are ways to speed it up" makes you sound like a CSI actor demanding "enhance that bit of footage" - convincing to an outsi…
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One of my test cases is 24k items, and the only place that I really see slowdown is in startup, and even that is measured in (a lot of) seconds rather than minutes. 1100 is nothing. My regular library is 3.6k items and that's absolutely no problem.…
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Good point - if installing mendeley or endnote does anything useful, installing zotero will too. WRT mendeley, I think it's use should actively be discouraged, given https://twitter.com/search?q=Mendeley GDPR
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I'd say so, yes. Installing the browser plugin could still be useful since it can save to the web library.
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They won't clash, but the Zotero client is really only useful if you have a personal (unshared) profile. Whether installation on public PCs makes sense thus depends on whether everyone logs in with the same guest profile, or a personal profile that …
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I use selenium to do this, so it is possible.
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And also, just the items themselves use hardly any space. Deleting these rather than just deleting the attachments will not free up significant space on your system. That aside, no, zotero does not keep track of items "in use". It's technically po…
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I wouldn't call it tasks. Zotero reports some of the things it is doing. From that you can sort of read what zotero is doing. If there happens to be a log statement just prior to an attachment being added and just after, then you can tell how long…
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This is an interesting one though - it calls for a combination of what citeproc can do and what BBT can do. The formatted part of the entry would be easiest to reproduce with citeproc; with the BBT hack to put it n the note field and a custom style …
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Cool. My test suite bombs out for Juris-M if I don't install them before.
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@dstillman I currently pull in default-jre and libreoffice-java-common for Juris-M in the debs -- should I do the same for Zotero?