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Can you upload that file somewhere what I can inspect it? And perhaps a minimal document that uses it?
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Did you export with "Export unicode as plain-text latex commands" in the BBT settings?
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It's API also imposes a once-per-second rate limit (not an issue for single items, but bulk refreshes will be s-l-o-o-o-o-w using MAS, and using the web front-end for search turns out to be pretty tricky (as in I haven't yet managed to get a search …
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How did you export to bib? In what sense is BBT not working?
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Yes, it's possible. It takes a bit of setup but is easy afterwards. Download this (not the webpage, but the text from { "translatorID" to Zotero.write(item.creators[0].lastName+". "+item.date+". "+item["title"]+""+""); } } and save it in a in a fi…
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What OS are you on?
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You can thank @rkaplan -- it's he who specced this out, and left me a nice bonus for the effort. If SeekTable were to be able to read flat ODS, it would be possible to add the multi-valued data to separate spreadsheet tabs... or perhaps something l…
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5.1.1 allows you to pick your own LaTeX command. Or do you mean just the citekey when you say "plain bibliography tag"?
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That package hasn't seen maintenance in a long time -- I'm not sure whether everything still works.
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But I'll try to see if I can fix the standard BibLaTeX exporter. I've found the source of the problem but I haven't been able to load the fixed translator yet.
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I think the standard BibTeX exporter doesn't try to detect whether it's a number, but I meant the BBT BibLaTeX exporter.
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BBT exports this to the issue field as "5+6"
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That particular report at http://test.reference.solutions/ doesn't look too complicated, but using seektable will give you more flexibility.
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If the report only reads CSV, that's what you're stuck with I guess. Translators can generate pretty much any text-based format. If you directly want to generate a report rather than passing it through the report generator you have (which, if I may…
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No need for a plugin even -- you can copy the existing CSV translator, change the guid and timestamp, and drop it back into the "translators" folder and it would work. Not sure whether CSV is the best format for this though. CSV generally works bes…
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Also do note that this plugin is not discriminating - if you manually add an attachment and choose to store it, this plugin will override it. While it is active, *all* new stored attachments that are within the scope set by the preferences will be l…
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In the config editor, search for "link-local". But I'm away from my computer right now so I can't do much. Oh, make sure to get the version from the first link, not from the releases page, the preferences haven't been merged to the latest release ye…
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Do you still have the old computer? Or was that wiped?
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There's a plugin that changes the import behavior to linking https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-link-local-files/issues/8 but you may have to play with its preferences https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-link-local-files/blob/8/README.md to get t…
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You mean you'd want to have the attachments show up in Zotero, but to have those attachments point to the existing files rather than have them imported into Zotero? Or just skip the attachments altogether?
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You can link attachments instead of storing them. Linked attachments are not synced by Zotero. You can link to attachments in a Mega-synced drive and you'd have 50GB of free synced attachments. Not sure what "quite a few gigabytes" is for you, but …
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Then technically, yes, it's possible, although the csv exporter would have to be modified to export it. It'd probably best be done in the same way tags are done, all collections an item belongs to in a single column separated by a semicolon.
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Pretty sure; exporters get info on collections that live under the collection you're exporting, but no information on the collection you are exporting itself.
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Nope, that information is not available to exporters.
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I agree fully with @bwiernik, and if you can't edit the style you can usually use bibtex macros to achieve the same effect. It is however technically possible to do in Zotero using a plugin: https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/…
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v5.0.18 adds field reordering a a few other fixes. Saving the report currently doesn't work (I'm still looking into that), but printing (to PDF eg) works.
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I don't mind any which way. NPM is just one way people could import these, and it should be possible to simultaneously package for other distribution platforms (like pypi), I'm just not familiar with their process. I'd be happy to include more data …
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1. You can't currently change the field order. That's something I'm still looking at. 2. That memory is exactly what "save" does. 3. That's a helper script that is used to save the settings. You can remove that safely; you can also just save the r…
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Fair enough.
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Is there a specific need for these files to be named "abbreviations.json" though? I have other code that imports the jabref abbrev lists into this JSON format and it would just yield a lot of directories having just a single file, just so it can be …