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Easiest (or maybe rather fastest) I think would be to have a fairly simple python or whatnot script generate a RIS file from these filenames, and then import that. If I'm not mistaken, the PDF file path should go in an L1 line.
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I wonder though whether But the same thing is on the web based means that these duplicates are showing up in the web library. While still plausible that it's something running on taghaddo's system, that something would need to be able to do somethi…
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Citation styles (which the samples you mention are about) are customizable without low level coding, but existing custom EN styles would have to be recreated. If these styles don't just render existing types in Zotero, but your styles require heavil…
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For legal stuff there's Juris-M.
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For better bib(la)tex, please open an issue on https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues and I will look in to it. It sounds like a good candidate for eprint/eprinttype fields.
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That specific field is already sort of a custom field; it's also shown on the top of the item even when it's not in the extra field, and it can be added to exports.
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It's hard to tell what is what in your message since there is no separation. It'd help if you'd include the note samples in or sections. Retrieving the citation key in a translator is trivial, see the translator I posted above. Retrieving the cit…
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Wait -- when you say you want "the key", do you mean the technical key Zotero uses, or "the citation key"? Zotero itself does not yet have a concept of a citation key. If you use the regular BibTeX export, the keys are generated on the fly only for …
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If you're going to run this more than once it might actually be easier to write an export-to-html translator and run pandoc on the results. Assuming you have BBT installed (otherwise you'd have to copy the cite key generation from the BibTeX.js tran…
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The part that starts with .map calls map on nothing. map must be called on an array. But in a more general sense you're mixing two approaches here. One just calls up all items in the library and uses regular javascript code to filter them. s.addCon…
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I don't think that's currently possible. I'm working on an overhaul of the pattern formatter that would bring things like this in scope, but that's not a next-week project.
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See https://groups.google.com/g/zotero-dev/c/ZSF3yRYUQeI
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[authors1+.:replace=.etal,+][year] should do it.
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I am planning to incorporate more abbreviation lists but I had planned for https://github.com/citation-style-language/abbreviations/pull/8/files to be merged so I could work off those lists.
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Only in juris-M. BBT uses the built-in abbreviator, it doesn't supply its own.
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I forgot to check for tags. My method can be made to work, search is going to be more efficient for large libraries. The key thing is the return I think.
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Oh if you have "run as async function" checked you must return to see the value, otherwise the return value of the "function" is undefined, and that's what you're seeing.
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Assuming you're running it in the javascript runner, this should work: return (await Zotero.Items.getAll(Zotero.Libraries.userLibraryID)).filter(item => item.isNote()).map(item => item.key)
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The debs have auto update locked to disabled.
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Still based on Firefox then from the looks of it. Alright.
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There's an upcoming Zotero 6? Is there a timeline for this?
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I had forgotten there exist distributions that aren't debian based, sorry. The deb lists its dependencies but all those are the package names from debian based systems.
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Yep, zotero-beta
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Zotero-deb packages the betas too.
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The zotero-deb package used to be automatically updated not more than 24 hours after a new Zotero release, I've changed that to 30 minutes. I'd welcome the Zotero release process kicking off the workflow to release the debs (GH offers an API to kick…
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You'd have to add it before you import them. For BibTeX imported with BBT, it is added by default if you have timestamp (or similar) fields.
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https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/installation/preferences/hidden-preferences/#patchdates Entries do not have to be imported using BBT. The only thing that matters is that the dateadded/datemodified information is in the "extra" field.
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Well, good that it's been solved.
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Wouldn't a copy of the students databases via shared groups retain fate added / modified though? That seems easier if it works.
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incoming