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There's not much consensus on where to store it: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/15388/mods-export-report-type-and-report-number-field/
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I have no clue how to narrow down the problem, but if anyone one has any suggestions, I will try them to find the source of this odd behavior.You could provide a minimal example by showing the same entry for a single bibliographic record from the tw…
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PDFs do save locally if they're saved at all. If there is not a local copy, it will not sync to zotero.org (and you'd have to have enabled file syncing for them to sync).
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EndNote Web suggests that you import RIS from most other tools. As you can see, Zotero exports standard RIS (Inherited Wealth is a book in your example; page numbers, publisher, and place are all handled properly). You'll need to contact the maker…
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RIS is still a fairly limited flatfile format that (though it has had some some useful revisions) will never be able to transfer data with perfect clarity. That being said, EndNote Web can't import some of the richer formats & RIS is probably t…
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I'm not sure that Journal of Environmental Management uses instructions that are any different than the other journals that we're trying to hit with elsevier-harvard.csl, though. Disambiguation strategies are often contentious and poorly defined by…
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Is there any substantial difference between this and elsevier-harvard.csl other than the way webpages are handled (which doesn't seem to be specified in the author guide anyway)?
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For whatever it is worth: UserAccounts.CommonDialog is a file picker that was meant to make it so you wouldn't have to modify the script. But they removed this in Windows 7. There hasn't been interest in updating the script, as most people have ei…
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it is my understanding that '{{National DNA Database}}' should render just the same as '{{National {DNA} Database}}'. Thus two pairs of braces are enough for all ends an purposes and any additional set is redundant!? So two pairs is the most robust …
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Issued a pull request to not treat '{' as an initial character. This fixes it for many authors. It doesn't address the issue completely, but it does get around what I'd consider to be a bug (considering an initial brace a start-of-word character).…
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There isn't a good reason for "Some" to be braced. In this case, "{Some" is being braced because the case preservation code only looks to see that the first letter is not a CLOSING brace or whitespace. We should add an open brace as one of the cha…
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There doesn't seem to be a need to start a new thread for this & you seemed to have gotten your answer in that thread. The path below "storage" is the same & is relatively safe for third party syncing.
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Given this:exo-open on the command line behaves the same: error message.It appears the issue is with your system.
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The jetpack blogging system has comments in an iframe. That iframe contains meta tags that contain the information that Zotero saves to an article. There is no other tagged information on that page. I don't immediately see an obvious way to work …
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Please try opening the PDF from that link from within JabRef. If you're able to, we can look at ways of improving the translator. But, in general: if the translator can't find a file that your bibtex file points to, import will fail. You need to…
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The file location is a strange one. Are you able to open that file from within JabRef? What is the full path to that file? Are you on Windows?
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For me, that imports fine & both chromium and firefox can handle the link. Also: I don't think that is a Zotero error message. Is this an error message from your browser? Do other links work from Zotero? What browser are you using?
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That's not UTF-8 (url encoding uses ASCII). And the URL-encoded link works for me. What did the origianl BibTeX look like?
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There is not really a standard for tabular layout of citation data (though LibreOffice has a semi-popular ad hoc format). Solutions for CSV output are enumerated at: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/356/
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No quick and easy answer here: BibTeXCiteKeyOnly is not maintained by Zotero, but by a third party. There have been a few tweaks to the automatically generated citation keys, so you have to make sure that the copy of BibTeXCiteKeyOnly that you hav…
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The best solution will be to have human-editable citekeys/local IDs in Zotero in the future. We could potentially have auto-generated keys in RIS, MODS, etc. if we wanted without much effort now (but, if these are only used in pandoc, I'd suggest t…
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Hmm..I thought I had done this in the past with Zotero MODS, but you're right. pandoc seems to require identifiers that are currently absent from out MODS output.
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If you go with pandoc, I'd imagine that you'd want to work with MODS XML (pandoc converts bibtex to MODS before processing anyway).
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Zotero relies on crossref for data; crossref relies on the publisher. Data for non-journal article sources is particularly problematic. In this case, the item has an "other" type & nests information under book_series_metadata & it may have…
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CUL options: don't prefix keys, prefer personal key; otherwise use numeric key, Exclude Amazon links, Don't escape URLs, smart wrap whole field. But the RIS export is probably better for this.
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After stripping pdf links from the BibTex file, it imported 958 records & did so quickly. Did you make other changes to the file?
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Assuming you use the same username, the RIS file works for sure (I just imported it). There is also a CiteULike site translator that should work (though may require a bit more labor on your part). I'm about to test BibTeX.
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Perhaps, for the purposes of your thesis, you should use the stable/released versions of both firefox and zotero?
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Feel free to post the failing file somewhere. But.... By 'URL' field, do you then mean either 'file' or 'pdf' (or 'sentelink')? Yes, Zotero will try to import and attach a file associated with these links & missing files may prove problematic…
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How were the URL fields invalid? Invalid URLs that are still valid BibTeX should largely work. Have you run your file through, e.g. bibcheck/bibclean to confirm there aren't other issues?