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I think the ProQuest translator hasn't worked for a few months, based on my limited experience on the site & a post in a thread that has since been closed. There is not yet a translator for Wilson (but you're not the first to request one).
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How does the Research Policy style differ from elsevier-harvard.csl?
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I can't find any preference tab, including clicking on the link that says preferences (it shows you what it will look like but not how to get there).The instructions state:To access the Zotero preference window, either open the Zotero pane, click th…
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this looks like a journal article with a publisher and and placeIt looks, to me, like a conference proceedings. Esp. because of the comment "Every four years the international conference on patristic studies convenes. Like clockwork, the proceeding…
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I don't know if that's really the case, Bruce. "Book" and "book section" and "conference proceeding" already have the volume and # of volumes available. This thread highlights the fact that many styles need to be amended to take advantage of that …
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For the last few days, attempts to export citations manually from Cambridge has led to the message: "The system cannot accommodate your request. We will try to remedy this as quickly as possible. Please try again later." I suspect the bug is on the…
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There is no editor in COinS. Consider using a richer metadata format. http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/7632/tag-editor-of-a-book-in-coins-format/
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Set your export character encoding to anything other than utf-8.
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The place is used verbatim. There is no mechanism to give only the state, except to edit the entry in your Zotero database (and note that New York is both a city and a state & that the example entries are from publishers located in New York, Ne…
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1. Note that the CSL syntax summary is a wiki. Feel free to make specific improvements. The Zotero development trunk uses version 1.0 of CSL, which is different enough that a lot of documentation will need to be updated. 2 and 5. Presumably you m…
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1 and 3 are, at minimum, related to the planned hierarchical types: https://www.zotero.org/trac/ticket/210 https://www.zotero.org/trac/wiki/HierarchicalOntology (and others) Greater support for semantic relations is also under consideration: https:…
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You can visit the group library page and subscribe to the RSS feed.
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But EndNote's idiosyncrasies change from version-to-version of their importer. We endeavor to produce output that conforms to the RIS specification (which is hosted by Thomson Reuters, the makers of EndNote). We could potentially improve support f…
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http://www.zotero.org/support/kb/zotero_pane_not_opening
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You do not have access to that information when using CSL styles to create bibliographies. You are correct that you would either need to build a translator from scratch to have that kind of information. If exporting attachments is acceptable, look…
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The validator is not "excessive." There is no "guest" role in CSL at present. You should remove that portion of the code from your style (at best, that code will just never be used processors that run CSL that is not strictly conforming).
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I did not find a similar format in the repository.If you'd like future style requests to be attended to quickly, you should find the most-similar style & say what needs to be changed. Did you look for similar styles? Because this smells quite …
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Try a much smaller file to test things. Confirm that it is in the format you expect by visual comparison to example files. Paste minimal failing examples between tags here.
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There is an open ticket for this: https://www.zotero.org/trac/ticket/1677 First reported: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/13163/university-of-melbourne-library-catalogue-translator-broken/
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Yes-the other styles depend on JEB & do not need to be updated.
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The author instructions state that et. al is used after the first ten authors. I have corrected the style.
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This is valid UTF-8. It is an en dash (LaTeX entity: '--'): http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2013/index.htm An en dash is a valid (and, indeed, typographically preferred) way to specify a numeric range. There has been some discussion o…
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A bit strange however that noksagt does not get the error, and, for me, that other pages work.I tested from a machine with a subscription to that journal. I was not using "guest mode". Perhaps you were not accessing the page from an IP address tha…
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The Science Direct address you gave works for me.
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// Even if exporting to UTF-8, we still need to translate some characters to // their BibTeX equivalent (e.g. quotes). value = value.replace(/[\u2018\u2019\u201C\u201D]/g, mapAccent); This is a bit odd as the usual way to bibtex-encode quotes is to …
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It is far-from-perfect, but it is improving. Elsevier has been including it since 2009 or so, for example.
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No worries. This is a somewhat frequently asked question. Ticket created: https://www.zotero.org/trac/ticket/1695
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Most of the threads go into discussing if and how metadata could be written! to a PDF.The threads I linked discussed both reading and writing metadata. This thread has not really added anything that is not there. You, yourself, noted there were ot…
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The Zotero server code is available for external developers to use. The Zotero developers will not provide any support for running the server. See: https://www.zotero.org/trac/wiki/dataserver_setup There is also third-party documentation availabl…
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Patches have been committed.