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It depends on what you want to achieve. non-standard fields are usually done by adding them to the extra field. To export them to CSV you'd have to customize the CSV exporter. I wouldn't do it with a style -- translators are the way to do this. If …
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Export in what format?
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I mean it won't work as-is, but technically it should be possible to parse out the pinned key. But, ehm, I just realized. I think the product you refer to is the Zotero data server? If that's the case, there's several practical hurdles to overcome.…
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Are you sure you don't mean Don Quixote? :) Technically doable? Yes... sort of. I can see a few problems (and there might be more) that might stand in the way of this being reliable: if you use dynamic (non-pinned) keys, they don't sync to the Zot…
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where "duplicate" is very, very basic -- it just gets that tag if the parent item has two attachments of the same file type. I do no kind of content or filename inspection. My own use for it is to find post-merge items with now-duplicate attachments.
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Harder to (not) handle them in BBT in what way?
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Try downloading it again. The latest build was broken on the download site and that has been fixed last night.
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Very much so. Maybe they're all busy searching for that mythical gdpr article that forced them to encrypt all their users databases without their consent.
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Open an issue on github and we'll get it sorted.
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No wait, it does tag the attachments. #broken_attachments should pick out all attachments that I inspected.
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It doesn't currently tag the attachments themselves but that should be easy to add.
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You can do this in a postscript: if (Translator.BetterBibTeX && item.itemType === 'webpage') { reference.add({ name: 'maintitle', value: item.title }) reference.remove('journaltitle') } But do you mean that @online entries should alway…
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Does Zotero generate the same bibliography? If not, then it's a bug in Mendeley, and Mendeley support should absolutely have checked this for you before sending you here. If Zotero does generate the same bibliography, then it could indeed be an err…
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I'm still curious why that has helped. I can open evince without issue in Zotero on Ubuntu 19.10, and I can't find the string LD_LIBRARY_PATH anywhere in the Zotero source.
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I don't think BBT is involved really; quick copy just runs the selected translator. But the re-init (however it is called) may have something to do with fixing the problem.
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I've just had a report by a user that disabling and re-enabling BBT seemed to solve the problem for him. Re-enabling BBT will call Zotero.Translators.reinit() , maybe that's a clue towards the problem?
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I've also just installed the debs and I can open PDFs without issue.
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I've just downloaded the zotero binaries and the zotero start script doesn't set LD_LIBRARY_PATH -- what workaround did you apply?
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How do you usually start zotero?
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Just retype it manually. I don't know what the forum adds.
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Even if you have admin access ("root") you will likely not (should absolutely not) be running as root regularly. You can see who installed Zotero using ls -lhd .
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You may have installed Zotero as root. The built-in Zotero updater only works if the user running Zotero is allowed to write to the installation directory.
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There is in fact a multitude of such databases, and at the same time no central registry to manage them, They also come under a plurality of licenses. And: Zotero seems to value trusting the user input (and import is a form of user input) rather tha…
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I don't know about it being right -- Zotero doesn't have to do everything. As you mentioned yourself, JabRef can do the unabbreviation, and it could easily be argued that Zotero should trust its users; if you offer a bib file for import that says th…
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@jlaehne I'm working on a feature to optionally unabbreviate during import, but that won't help you much at this stage.
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(not sure whether that'll nest the heading though)
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You can generate a report from your collection and save that (make sure to select "HTML only"); word can read HTML.
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You can use the following in the javascript runner in Zotero. You can paste semicolon-separated text at the top where there's currently "J. Phys. Appl. Phys." meaning abbreviation;full name. Replacement is case insensitive. You can find such lists a…
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Seriously doubt it.
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Transactions are more for performance I think (where they can make a big difference). Individual items are always saved in a transaction, either one by one, or bundled.