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You can add pretty much anything you like to bib(la)tex, that's not really the problem. The issue is that there's not really a source for the linking information. Zotero does have the concept of reference connection but they're unlabeled and directi…
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To be even more specific, BetterBibTeX.itemPane.js (lowercase itemPane) has not existed in BBT in a very long time. This must be a pretty old version of BBT -- before Februari 2018 at the least.
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Are you sure you're on the latest version of BBT? A line count of the javascripts in BBT gives me this: 737 content/BetterBibTeX.ErrorReport.js 95 content/BetterBibTeX.ExportOptions.js 70 content/BetterBibTeX.FirstRun.js 76 conte…
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But what do these tools do with the BibTeX so generated? Mindmapping is all about making connections, and the generated BibTeX will have nothing to connect the items among themselves. Perhaps the question I should have asked is: what did the VUE co…
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@qiwang113 if it can be done in Markdown as mentioned by @bwiernik, Pandoc can create Word files from Markdown. I use pandoc regularly when indeed the company demands I "use Word" (yuk) which in practice means "send me docx files" (can do, using Pan…
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I've taken a quick look at some of the tools mentioned by @marsh; Scrivener is in no way interested in connecting with other tools (many people have tried to get L&L to move on this over the years with nothing to show for it); VUE looks like it …
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They're not even stable within a single document -- if you add a reference, per what numbered styles like the IEEE style demand, all numbers could change. One of the reasons I despise numbered styles. This is not something Zotero should even attempt…
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https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-deb is easy for me to update so I anticipate that I'd usually only one day behind a new release.
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I've moved the .debs to github -- sourceforge ought to work and deploy is super easy, but I'm getting a lot of download errors from sourceforge that don't happen from GH releases. I expect GH to be stable so I'm keeping them there until/if the debs…
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To run the script you must make sure it's marked executable (chmod +x) and then you can run it using its full path, a local path ("./zotero") or by adding it to the path. Or by changing the zotero.desktop file to launch it and putting the desktop fi…
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Not tested on Debian (I use Ubuntu 18.04), but this may work for Debian too.
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And keep in mind the sole reason that this is easy going one way but hard the other is that Zotero thinks your data is yours so the database is easy to migrate by tools like mendeley - mendeley has started encrypting their database (claiming unspeci…
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That UX is a little confusing but the alternative I have (which used to be the case) was to put a growing list of translators in the dropdown menu.
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The format cannot be changed at the moment. You'd have to set up a new auto-export and remove the earlier one. BTW BBT support is preferably handled at https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues . I don't come here frequently and I g…
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Another option is to use a WebDAV service for storing attachments. This works for personal attachments only though, not group attachments. Reference storage without attachments (you can choose whether to sync the attachments or not) is always free…
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There isn't much that can be done for Scrivener -- Literature & Latte (the makers of Scrivener) have not shown any interest in making available the possibility in Scrivener for tighter integration with other programs. Since L&L won't do it, …
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I know other formats work. This problem afflicts all translators installed after zotero startup - which means all BBT translators. There must be something Zotero does to cache the bundled translators during startup or something like it. But I don't …
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@drjvoros if you want more flexibility in your bibtex citekeys, try https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/ . It can generate citekeys according to a pattern of your choosing, or you can hand-set your own keys by adding "Citation Key: [y…
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Zotero syncs the BBT keys if they're pinned, which will store them in the "extra" field, which Zotero will sync. There's currently no other way to sync keys, although that will change in a future version of Zotero which will have a Zotero-native fie…
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The first reported error seems to be a case of this problem, but that would have no effect on dragging & dropping PDFs I think.
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Does the log somewhere say "Code promise is not resolved in noWait mode"? If so this is a known problem for which I will require help from the Zotero devs. I don't know why this problem happens or what I can do to have Zotero load the translator ear…
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The full script to build and publish in plain bash can be found at https://gist.github.com/retorquere/c03ee2b29eae14a79472366806f406ad
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Moved to sourceforge (of all places), https://github.com/retorquere/zotero_deb has updated instructions on how to set it up. These are also the instructions for if you want to self-host (or host straight from S3 for example).
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Ugh, I've already exceeded the upload limit for packagecloud. I'm looking into bintray now.
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I've trimmed the build script to the essentials; the download part can still be cut when ran from the Zotero build process itself.
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Juris-M is back, so I've done the same for jurism (same script, just different parameter)
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bintray and even sourceforge will likely also work, but packagecloud was easy to get started. AFAICT there's not really a great benefit to PPAs other than recognizability. The user would still have to add repository pointers to the PPA so there's r…
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1. Sure, done. 2. The workflow turns out to be simple if you don't use a PPA. From what I've been able to gather, PPAs are a) the preferred way of doing things at least for Ubuntu/Mint, and b) a major PITA to get set up. I can vouch for the latter.…
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Can pandoc-citeproc do this for any format, or just for pdf using biblatex under the hood?
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Can mendeley actually do this? I thought they also used citeproc-js? Or any other (non-biblatex) bibliography processor?