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Correct. ANSI/NISO did not enumerate either of those in the OpenURL 1.0 specification (pdf). Those are from Dublin Core, so aren't valid technically for the rft_val_fmt chosen. But there is also probably little ambiguity about what is meant, so I…
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I definitely appreciate any effort at improving documentation, but I actually think the older version was better. Listing all formats in alphabetical order is of very little instructional value. The old list started with what are likely the two ri…
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No comment on the markup issues, but the 'dx' prefix is no longer required for URLs and using doi.org is what is encouraged: http://www.doi.org/doi_handbook/2_Numbering.html#htmlencoding Not sure if I've seen the APA's official statement on it, bu…
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When used for resolvers, less information is often fine (some COinS implementations only put the first author, for example), so option 2 works for me. Surveying a few other implementations: CiteULike and VUFind do not include editors in COinS. COP…
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Yes, Zotero can import URLs. The current RIS spec uses the 'UR' tag for these. If Biblioscape isn't following the current spec on export, you would need to edit the exported file or update their export functionality (and would need to contact them…
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It only shows me the option of exporting to a website, which I do not want to do.Which version of Zotero are you using and which citation style have you selected? When you select to choose to create a bibliography from selected references, it should…
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Please see https://www.zotero.org/support/creating_bibliographies You have options for either generating the bibliography as RTF that can be imported into either of those programs or for tighter integreation into Word: https://www.zotero.org/suppor…
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Zotero has a different database design than BibTeX. @online is not enumerated in BibTeXing, used in JabRef, used in popular BST styles, or used with any frequency in other BibTeX repositories. It *is* used by BibLaTeX & if you assign a referen…
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It seems to me there may be no MARC role that is better than either 'ctb' or 'aut' then... I'm not sure if there are many MODS datasets with presentations we can look through, but we do change 'author' to 'presenter' and vice versa in the Zotero in…
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The code is reasonably readable: https://github.com/zotero/translators/blob/master/BibTeX.js
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Bibtex has no generally agreed upon standard for those two fields. Lccn in unambiguous enough that we should probably support it on import, but I've not seen location used in the way you describe. See http://www.fb10.uni-bremen.de/anglistik/langp…
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There are likely several Zotero roles that have the default mapping of contributor (ctb) when exported to MODS. I haven't looked through the MARC code list for relators in a while. Perhaps the lecturer can eventually be mapped to "pre" (presenter…
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I believe paid github offers private repositories too. I know for sure that gitlab does.
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Right click on the PDF and select "create parent item"
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You are using an HTTPS URL, so all traffic (including the specific username:password and the directory/file (username/etc.) that you are requesting will be encrypted between your browser and CloudME.
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First point: It shouldn't matter much. The BibTeX processor should do the correct thing for that title (parentheses in text mode don't need to be balanced). Second point: That isn't the code used by default. By default, case is preserved with:prot…
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Have you stepped through: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/no_toolbar_icon And/or used the shortcut key to open zotero?
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You can't currently do this with Zotero. Your PDF viewer or operating system may allow you to manually add this manually. The request for this feature has been made in the past, though I'm not sure of the prospects for having it implemented in the…
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There is no plugin for that word processor and it is unlikely the other plugins would work. LibreOffice is also free if you are interested in that tight integration. Otherwise, RTF Scan may be your best bet.
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Have you checked the permissions of the Zotero data directory? Have you tried disabling any security software temporarily so that you can check whether that software is restricting access to your Zotero directory?
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Please refer to https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data If you have additional questions, please try to describe your problem more completely. I gather you are using Zotero for Firefox 4.0.26.4, but I don't know what you updated (Zotero? Firefox…
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If you use the UTF-8 characters, e.g. "α", it will work. They will also be transcribed into their TeX representations if you export in any other character set.
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Correct--Zotero needs CSL. Refer to: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/wiki/Requesting-Styles
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Your post doesn't really relate to the thread. The issue with the export from Logos. BibTeXing doesn't list journal as an optional field for inbook or for misc. There are a few thread on the Logos support site about this. This one has a link to …
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So I'm actually guest-editing a special issue of J Mat Sci at the moment & I can say with authority that we want DOIs. The guide for authors is also explicit about this.
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I would have assumed that you would have been much better off using the word processor plugins to only enumerate the literature that you cite within the work (how do you know that folder has everything you need and has nothing you didn't cite?). Ho…
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That DOI does not resolve and likely has not been submitted to CrossRef yet. Bug the publisher. See, e.g. https://www.quora.com/Why-do-the-DOIs-on-certain-journal-sites-not-resolve-for-any-of-their-articles
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You should NOT use google drive or other similar automated sync services with your main zotero directory. When Zotero is open, the zotero.sqlite file is not guaranteed to sync successfully & this can lead to sync conflicts/duplicates (as you've …
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The RIS format predates DOIs. Zotoro's implementation of RIS predates Before Thomson Reuters's addition of 'DO' to the RIS spec. During this time, CrossRef encouraged publishers to use M3: http://www.crossref.org/08downloads/ref_export_1_0.pdf I'm…
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Still not required. The guidelines stateUse of DOI is highly encouragedBut the doi is not used in ANY of the examples the author guidelines give.