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It's definitely the Firefox Plugin NoScript 2.6.9.22. When this is activated I only have to *open* a pdf out of Zotero and seconds later the browser shuts down. As soon as this is deactivated everything's back to normal. Thanks again. I wo…
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adamsith, this works. now i got to find out which plugin caused the malfuntion. i'll be back, this may take a while. thank you both kindly for your help.
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1. open Zotero plugin in Firefox 2. choose an existing link for a pdf document 3. choose "save in to zotero" 4. drag single pdf-entry in the zotero library in the zotero menu to an existing document entry to attach the pdf 5. choose "rename …
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exactly, Firefox shuts down and opens a crash report window "Firefox had a problem and crashed. To help us diagnose and fix the problem, you can send us a crash report." giving me the options to definitely shut down [but the main wind…
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@elbic: You are of course allowed to create a new style. But I can't tell you how to do that because I'm lacking the abilities for programming. If you try programming I could help translating. Try installing the style "tah-Geistes- und Kulturwi…
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Done, subject: "Report Nr.: 6909468". Thanks!
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Report Nr.: 69094688
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@ab636: How did you found out which footnote was corrupted? [Same problem here, also PhD in final state.]
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After changing the language my synch with the server works. Will try it out with another computer (at home) in the nearest future. Thanks so much for working on this feature.
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I made a new firefox profile and copied my zotero folder to its zotero-folder. Zotero (in German) is working and all items are showed, but when choosing "preferences" to register with my forum name an error occurs ("not defined entity"): XML-Verarb…
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ah, that's the way, thanks!
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I installed the development XPI and it worked fine! The selected entry showed up in the editor window. Bug fixed. P.S.: After installing the XPI version and testing I went back to Firefox-AddOns and tried to update (= to get back to the 1.05 versio…
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@HobbesvsBoyle: I do not want the distinction between Hg./Hrsg. The DIN1505-2 is described here: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_1505-2 - as far as I can see this style has only the problem of producing "S..". (Using APA you surely will know that…
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Okay, so the post before my last post pointed at the right answer... yes, it should be in the German locale file as every style uses it this way. The most common verb form is - imo - "hrsg. von" (or "hg. von") but personally I don't care and would …
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Sorry, I just got it now that Dan's question was concerning the other available Harvard styles. The paranthesis should be used in any version of Harvard, just because it's common to use it in German citations no matter what style. It's correctly use…
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The parantheses around Hrsg. are common in any style I know in German texts. The only difference is if a text of one author is edited by another, let' say: Aristoteles, Metaphysik, hrsg. von xxx... In this case "hrsg." is a verb and gives the add…
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I agree, if on any place the pages are displayed as "S. xx" and the editor is followed by a highlighted "(Hrsg.)", it's done. Plus: the suffix of the number of the edition has to be turned into a single period ("x. Aufl.") "Harvard5", yes! Very much…
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The "edition" term in German is always abbreviated as "Aufl." in bibliographies.
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I do need the Harvard reference format 1 (author-date) style in German translation. If a translation of the current Harvard style is not possible: 1. new style: Harvard reference format 1 (author-date) (de) 2. based on: Harvard reference format 1 …
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Sorry, this is beyond my abilities. With learning to program I just mean: I need a tutorial for beginners how to do so. The short FAQ in the Developers section is not enough for me. Sad but true. I can program a bit of HTML, and if someone got any …
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There is at least one way for the present to make Zotero with Harvard style working in German texts (within OOo). When inserting a citation using the toolbar the editor can be used to set "S. " instead of "p." (this works also for the whole bibliogr…
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Another possibility for German writers would be to change to style DIN 1505-2, which is, as far as I know, a German norm. But it's a bit sad if you only have ONE possibility to format your citations (plus: this style is seldomly used). But also DIN…
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Thanks a lot, Dan Stillman: ad 1) I'm sorry I don't know much about xml, if there is already a period in the xml-file I guess the entry should be only "S". But the outcame has got to be "S. 44", the period is needed there. ad 3) So German users w…
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Thanks a lot! I'll be glad if this works in the future, so that I can just go on using zotero and sometimes the entries will be correctly displayed. I hope you have noticed my addition (see first post, 4). Best regards.
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In German there are no suffix letters used, it's just: 1., 2., 3., 4. and so on. 2nd ed. = 2. Aufl. 6th ed. = 6. Aufl.
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Thanks! How is this adding done? Is it something I should do (if yes: where?)? I added an error (4).
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I don't need the possibility to create own styles as long as the existing styles would work correctly for my language (German). But all the styles have different errors. For example Harvard produces "p.66" in short citations, and "p. 66" in biograph…
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I haven't yet found out where's the right place to inform about translation errors of the citation styles. Neither did I manage to participate on that project. I just failed to overlook the whole process. Well, here are still some errors (using Har…
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The locales.xml cannot be edited online on babelzilla. Possibly only by registered translators, so I've sent them a mail.
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I registered at Babelzilla but I can only find the locales for the Zotero program itself there - not for the citation styles. Besides I encountered that in different citation styles (Harvard, APA etc.) Zotero produces different errors. Sometimes it'…