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Then the problem must be in your document. This compiles without issue for me: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{filecontents} \begin{filecontents*}{\jobname.bib} @article{dinc_bank_2000, title = {Bank Reputation, Bank Commitment, and the Effect…
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And the unicode in Dinç?
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Also it has non-ascii characters. Some latex tool chains don't deal with those well.
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Eh wait, something wrong with that. The closing brace is missing.
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Nothing wrong with that. There must be a problem in either the citation style or the compilation process. Have you tried throwing away the temporary files that the compilation produces?
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Can you post a sample of the export? bibtex files are plain-text, so it's very easy to see whether there's unwanted junk in there.
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You can customize the report (removing and reordering fields) using a plugin: https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-report-customizer If you just want the notes and/or the extra field, the BBT plugin (https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibt…
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Mind that container-based distributions in my experience limit what folders are accessible to Zotero and I have at least one instance (for a flatpack) where that disabled some features of BBT.
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The first is because you have your titles in title case, see https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/support/faq/#but-why-so-many-double-braces The second is just how you enter a lesser-than sign in latex. A bare lesser-than means an inverted ques…
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But to get back to your initial question -- what problem are you experiencing?
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And the braces are indeed for case-protection as @bwiernik points out. Double-bracing is not required by bib(la)tex, but the reason for double rather than single braces is explained at https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/support/faq/ .
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Escaping the %? It's mandatory. % means "act as if the rest of the line does not exist" (used for comments in the doc usually), and because the closing brace of the title is dropped by that behavior, the entry is invalid.
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but for the 2nd part -- some bib(la)tex processors accept bare percent signs, some interpret it as latex does and discard the input until the next newline, and this: @incollection{citekey, title = {95% CI 266 to 617 days}, author = {Bentele, G{…
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Support for BBT happens at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/new/choose
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There isn't a specific translator for scitepress.org, so Zotero only sees "embedded metadata" and "DOI" on that page; Zotero can't see that theer also is bibtex. It seems that the actual embedded metadata the site offers isn't as complete as the bib…
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I don't know how far along you are, but this sounds like a great job for the odt scanner.
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Doesn't the export do that by default?
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Oh and also: the technology you'd have to interface with (Mozilla XUL/XBL) is severely under documented. If you're not familiar with those, trust me, RUN :) If you are familiar, you're probably already sprinting. I'm still a techie at heart, so qu…
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It would be doable with a plugin, but it might not be trivial, since it would need to do invasive stuff in an area of zotero that's actually pretty difficult to modify, *and* Zotero doesn't react well to fields being gone from the item pane unexpect…
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That is correct -- turns out my PW was just wrong. I've added links to the snaps and flatpacks, but I noticed the flatpack is one version behind. Maybe they monitor the GH releases of zotero -- 5.0.87 is not tagged there.
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I could of course monkey-patch that in :) but that would just remove the field from display, and it wouldn't actually solve the problem. When you say "entering a journal abbreviation or zotero just autopopulates it" I think you mean it is automatica…
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@rudyleon I can understand why you feel upset given what you describe, but from my perspective it looks like dstillman calmly and correctly answered your initial question -- "What's going on?" -- and explained how you were likely to get constructive…
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I have no doubt indesign has better formatting options than word (but LaTeX though?), I'd just worry that your have to manually reconstruct what citeproc would usually do for you. To each their own I suppose.
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You can right-click an item and have zotero generate a formatted bibliography for it, which you could paste back into a note.
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Wouldn't generating a bibliography in rtf by zotero give much better results? By going the CSV route your losing all the benefits of the built-in citation formatting according to the chosen citation style.
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But: https://github.com/McJones/AGLCLaTeX, http://willhardy.com.au/aglc-and-latex/
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Not a clue, sorry.
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To the best of my knowledge, pandoc only uses CSL styles. It accepts bibtex but first converts it to CSL.
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emiliano.heyns@iris-advies.com. APIs might be interesting -- always looking to connect Zotero to more plaintext-editing environments, but offline is less of a concern to me than data ownership; offline doesn't mean data portability. Data portability…
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I'll take that. Is this online-only?