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The all caps shouldn't come from the style, you'd have to fix those in Zotero. Do you have the edition in Zotero?
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Works for me on Windows 10, though note that you have to click OK for the change to happen. This used to work for you?
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NCSU does seem to offer VPN for all affiliates: https://oit.ncsu.edu/campus-it/campus-data-network/vpn/
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Zotero also imports "RefWorks Tagged" format -- results should be about the same but potentially a little better than RIS; otherwise what bwiernik says.
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You can install the same thing into Zotero (Standalone) download the .xpi (right-click --> Save link as) and the install from file under tools add-ons in Zotero.
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https://api.zotero.org/groups/2247760/collections/UK2KMF6E/items?start=100&limit=100
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start=100 -- see the API documentation: https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/web_api/v3/basics#sorting_and_pagination (if the question is how you can retrieve more than 100 items at once, you can't; making large requests like that is bad practice for…
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/ssl_certificate_error
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that's correct (though you could of course include (col. 1) in the page info)
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You have the data entered incorrectly in Zotero -- it looks like you have "Liebscher, Grit" in a single field rather thanLiebscher and Grit in separate fields in two-field mode. Did you manually add the data or import it from somewhere (where?) To …
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Just saw that you said "from Extra field" -- these are not meant to be part of item metadata. They belong to an individual citation, i.e. would typically be added using the word processor add-on.
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You can't customize the online interface on zotero.org, no. Zotero does, however, publish the code used to generate it, so you can embed your Zotero library elsewhere.
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They're all handled by ,. You can print the corresponding label using and you can test for any of the locators. does not print the locator volume but a volume that's part of the item metadata only.
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Yes, I'm building it manually until I find the time to greatly simplify the build & release script. Frank hasn't touched the code since before FF 54 went away, hence the signing (and, I think, releasing on Mozilla)
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Would you mind making a quick PR? I'll build and test
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RTF scan is quite limited for this among other reasons, so I'd consider looking for a different solution, but adding the short title to the citekey as in {Smith, Wealth of Nations, 2005} {Smith, Theory of Moral Sentiments, 2005} should work.
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I think the tags online just cache for longer, they should go away in a couple of days (and maybe even with a hard reload of the page).
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Sorry, but I can read. If copy&pasting the above post would be helpful, I wouldn't have asked. Please describe the problem in your own words, including, e.g., what you were doing when this started happening, when exactly the captcha appears and …
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That's quite odd -- this is using regular Zotero? And "All ER" is in the Reporter field?
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1a) Just have Zotero download the metadata _with_ PDF and have Zotfile set up to rename & move automatically. The file will technically briefly be in your storage folder. I'm not sure why you think having the ft-cache and ft-info files are a pro…
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oh, OK, that's on purpose, but that's in the footnote, not in the list of references. I don't know about the infoclio style, but in general that's a common practice for footnote styles (and it makes sense: the point is to be able to quickly find the…
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"the same problem" is always a bit vague. If you could describe exactly what you're seeing, that'd be helpful.
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1. I don't understand the first part of this. The way ZotFile works is by taking files downloaded to Zotero (storage) and moving+linking them. How does the watched folder play into this? The functionality you describe (minus the watched folder) is p…
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OK, for EBSCO, which database are you using? Would you mind providing a) a URL exactly as you see it (if you want to you can xxx out the name of your university, though no need to on technical grounds) b) an EBSCO permalink (you can get that on the …
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For JSTOR, have you tried downloading a PDF manually once to accept the conditions? EBSCO is often tricky, we can look at that separately
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fun fact: essentially no one at Harvard University knows what "Harvard Style" referencing is; that term is only used in the UK and now apparently (and regrettably) other parts of Europe.
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@ALHB still trying to figure this out. Would you mind sharing at which institution you are? Also, if you navigate to http://worldcat.org, are you redirected to a different URL or not?
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OK, so this auto-redirect is why ISBN lookup is failing. We can work with the different page layout, but I'm not sure if that's specific to your university or if that's going to work like that for all customized Worldcats. I'm afraid this isn't goi…
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woah, that's weird. How about if you just go to http://www.worldcat.org/ -- are you redirected automatically to ucm.on.worldcat.org ? And also, when you search for the ISBN on Worldcat, what's the URL at which you see the result?
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OK, so that's the problem. We're trying to get the metadata from there. When you go to http://www.worldcat.org/title/diccionario-crtico-de-los-derechos-humanos/oclc/925970672&referer=brief_results Can you click on on "Cite Export" at the top, a…