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It's always easier to go from sentence case to title case, that's why Zotero has the titles in sentence case. If you open Tools -> Developer -> Run Javascript, check "Run as async function", and paste in this code function sentenceCase(text…
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It's possible but I wouldn't advice it. The sentence case algorithm is very naive, and you need to check the results. It just blithely lowercases all words that are not at sentence start, so all proper nouns get lowercased too.
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They're not actually correct in zotero; zotero expects them to be sentence cased, not title cased, and bibliographies as rendered in word can be wrong because of this. Right-click the title and select "sentence case", that will fix it.
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Hi Dan, we've looked at this extensively for close to a month (wow I had no idea we were on this for so long) and it was a hail-mary to just try without BBT installed... and the problem remained for Bob. I have not been able to recreate the problem …
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My pleasure. It's a one-line change to add the LB line to RIS, the rest is just the latest RIS translator I grabbed from zotero's github repo just now.
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Ah, I think you mean this. That modded translator requires BBT to be installed. I've made a new copy that doesn't overwrite the standard RIS translator but adds a new one ("RIS with citation key"): https://gist.github.com/0fbc09d7d6556ebae595e5c8491…
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The link you included just links to adamsmith's profile. I've forgotten what I did to the translator then and I probably don't have a copy, but if you can link to the thread where we discussed this I can take a look.
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Next release of BBT will support this behavior.
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I know it is nitpicking, but that title should lose the outer quotes, and the family name does not need the extra braces.
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@iagogv how would you expect to see these preprints expressed in biblatex?
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I thought the comment earlier meant the stock tex exporters also reacted to that setup.
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@bwiernik if I export a Report with a Type: article line in extra with the stock BibLaTeX exporter I just get a report, and the Type: article in a note field
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They're in the Zotero preferences, so they'll end up in the prefs.js in your Zotero profile dir.
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With a BBT postscript: if (Translator.BetterTeX) reference.add({ name: 'key', value: item.itemKey }) but the key is only unique to the library, not across library/groups.
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I haven't ever dealt with creating/modifying a bib(la)tex style, so I'm not of much help here.
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For automatic exports you select the format when you set it up at first export. If you export over your existing file, but choose better bibtex rather than better biblatex, check "keep updated", and export, the existing auto-export will be replaced.…
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You should let zotero manage the extensions, it won't work otherwise. If the extensions are appearing in the "my documents" folder (which is what you mean, right? Not that they are appearing in a Word document?) that indicates your zotero profile is…
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The better bibtex plugin has a Collected Notes exporter that exports only notes, but the plugin is relatively heavyweight if that's all you need.
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It is when you install the better bibtex plugin.
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Next release will ship with CSL YAML import.
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Edit: wait, the rest is retained? That's not the info I previously received. I've transferred the github discussion to issue 1860, let's continue diagnosis there.
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I don't readily know of a repo where it would fit, but feel free to put it up somewhere.
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Do you know why all HTML tags are prefixed with html:? It's the xhtml namespace. It should work but I'd probably need to declare it as xhtml. This will just strip them: #!/usr/bin/env python3 import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET import sys def cite…
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If you mean you want them sorted on cite count, this works for me: pandoc -s --bibliography=biblio.bib --citeproc main.md | ./count-and-sort.py #!/usr/bin/env python3 import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET import sys class CiteCount: def __init__(…
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If you change the code to citation_count = {} count = { Cite = function(el) for _, item in pairs(el.citations) do if citation_count[item.id] == nil then citation_count[item.id] = 0 end citation_count[item.id] = cita…
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Going through live citations + ref extractor could do it, but if all you need are the counts, this should get the job done: citation_count = {} count = { Cite = function(el) for _, item in pairs(el.citations) do if citation_count[item.…
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I have no explanation for why it would work without error. Obviously nothing has changed about BBT.
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But then why have this "1st" in the date field at all?
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That wasn't supposed to be a fix, but an aid in diagnosis. But you can start Zotero normally now? Can you still get me the file zotero_debug.txt?
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No change.