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(As noted on the github tracker when we discussed this, but for the benefit of others who may read this only on the Zotero forums: enabling this turns off BBTs cache, which makes BBT slower and will lock up Zotero during long-running exports)
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It is possible using BBT (and the new release based on your comments makes it more flexible than it was)
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Highlighting within Zotero is complex because there's not a simple relation between what gets output as bibtex and what's in Zotero (Zotero's BibLaTeX translator has 800 lines of code doing things not readily inspectable by Zotero -- BBTs has a whop…
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This is possible using BBT with a little effort on your part; you compile your manuscript as usual, then import the aux file that was produced by opening the Tools menu in Zotero and selecting Scan BibTeX AUX file. This will create a new collection…
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Wait, how did you ascertain this? Using the tarball?
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Super, thanks, I'll remove the dependency.
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Did you use Zotero sync? If so, they'll reappear if you sync again.
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Maybe the rate limits of microsoft academic search allow for what you need?
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(not the first person to ask in BBT -- don't remember exactly, but someone was using an emacs-integrated refmanager that didn't like attachments the jabref way)
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Alright, that's good to know. As it stands currently, BBT will turn it off if you turn jabref-specific stuff off.
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AFAIK the 3-part file field is JabRef-specific (if I'm wrong on this, please do correct me), so if you set Include JabRef-specific metadata to no in BBT, you get only filenames, no title/mimetype.
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There are a number of ways you could go about this: * many item types have an URL field; if an URL is appropriate, you could use that * otherwise, the usual way is to add a line with something like Omeka-S: [some id] in the extra field.
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Maybe https://siftrss.com/ or http://www.feedrinse.com/ can do this.
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While smathots ppa is the granddaddy of zotero debian/ubuntu packaging, it usually takes a while to update to the latest version - it's currently still at 5.0.60. https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb generally updates a little faster.
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That I don't know, but if you're going to use the tarball, I'd advice removing the apt repo.
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If apt-get pulled in Zotero v4, you're on a very old apt repo. If you want to use apt, you'll have to remove it from sources.list and add a newer one (this one is available, but there's also a ppa hosted on launchpad by smathot)
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Then https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.srowen.bs.android&hl=en with custom search URL https://www.zotero.org/save?q=%s does the job (just tested).
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Can this URL be used to directly submit the ISBN? If so there could well be barcode scanners on Android that would do this.
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The Dropbox sync from overleaf will also work, and it's easier to set up.
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Just change the Exec line to Exec=/opt/Zotero/zotero -url %U. To get the icon to show, you would also have to change the Icon= line. Alternately, you can install the (unofficially repackaged) .debs from https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb. Thes…
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Export translators can choose to do sorting, you just have to build the entire output in memory rather that using Zotero.write immediately. So possible, but it comes at a cost (memory use, speed). The order in which items are handed out by nextItem …
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In BBT you'd use the pattern [auth].[year]; the optional lower case letter is automatic. You could just have BBT generate keys, pin them, and then correct the pinned keys where required. BBT allows for a lot of messing around with the key. For fixin…
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How does Citavi generate the keys? If they're not part of the export, maybe they're not in the Citavi DB; if Citavi generates them when it exports bibtex, maybe BBT can generate keys that are the same.
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As is your browser I take it. It was your browser that got you to that trojan, not Zotero.
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You could use something like const title = item.itemType === 'note' ? item.note.replace(/]*>/g, '').replace(/\n/g, ' ').split(/\s+/).slice(0,10).join(' ') : item.title Where to go look up how to use these things: any basic tutorial on Javascript…
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If you want the first 10 words, this should sort of work: item.note.replace(/]*>/g, '').replace(/\n/g, ' ').split(/\s+/).slice(0,10).join(' ')
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Notes don't have a title. What you see in Zotero overview as the title is effectively just the first line of the note body; the note body is available in item.note.
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You can see the versions here, but if the binaries you downloaded work, you'll see no difference. It's just the same binaries, delivered in a different way.
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No, it just means that the unofficial debs that package the existing binaries declare the dependency, so an install of those debs would pull in the dependencies if they're not already available.
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Strange -- I've apt-got the source for firefox and while I do see a build-depends on libdbus-glib-1-dev, and references in the source to libdbus-glib, I don't see it in the non-build depends. Maybe that's because libdbus-glib is always installed on …