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That looks very broken (Google scholar shouldn't be there, but there should be three other options, all of which would work pretty well). Reset your translators from the Advanced tab of the Zotero preferences, reload the page and try again. If that …
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I'm not quite sure I understand -- have you modified the citation styles? Because otherwise Chicago Manual will always title case as per the manual, so what you're seeing is expected. If you don't want that, remove all instances of text-case="title"…
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Linter for Zotero has this: https://github.com/northword/zotero-format-metadata
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You'd have to say more, see both https://www.zotero.org/support/reporting_problems for reporting issues in general and https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/debugging_broken_documents for what I _think_ you're experiencing -- the latter doesn't just hav…
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https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
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It looks like you're looking at a PDF downloaded to your computer (i.e. a file URL). Zotero doesn't have permission do do anything there. What's the URL you're seeing in the address bar? What exactly are you trying to do?
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What operating sytem and word processor? If this is a Mac, you are probably hitting limits of what still works. I'd expect this to be a bit slow but still work on Windows. edit: also, what exactly do you mean by crashing? Crashing means closing dow…
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You mean using the library lookup function? That's towards the bottom of the General tab of the preferences. If that's not it, you'd have to say more about what you mean by 'my institutions' library to be searched'.
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Because they say AMA the style is just a link to AMA style. This comes from the editors directly?
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We'd want to see sample DOIs which produce that error, please
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Generally speaking yes, the issue is the files. Nbib from PubMed is a bit of a special case, though there I don't understand why there is no DOI. Yes you can easily construct a PubMed URL from a PMID -- you could e.g. do this in an exported CSV file…
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I thinks this might be from https://github.com/silentdot/zotero-markdown-translator/tree/main -- if it is, you can just patch it manually in the translator (in any text editor) by changing this line: https://github.com/silentdot/zotero-markdown-tran…
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Zutilo is compatible with Zotero 7 again
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You can turn field shading in Word to always on to always see citations with the grey shading they by default show when selected, but no, you can't change the font color.
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No, Zotero can't do this automatically. APA's logic here is weird -- et al. of course can equally abbreviate et alius and et alia -- and APA journals don't actually follow the rule, but if you want to follow it to the letter, you have to do so manua…
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You can use https://github.com/bwiernik/zotero-shortdoi to get DOIs for many papers (assuming they have CrossRef DOIs, which is what most journal articles have). That'd work for both View Online and at least in cases where the PDF can be downloaded…
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Ja, das ist so richtig. Und I'm alten Dokument funktioniert das nicht so?
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I'm really confused -- I've literally told you the relevant ID for you for API use?
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Nein, das ist richtig so, siehe oben.
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Sorry, there is just no way we can troubleshoot AI generated scripts, which are frequently completely bogus for Zotero given the scarcity of relevant public code using the Zotero API. But for any API access,.my initial post applies. Also see the rel…
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Also als erstes würde ich gucken ob sich der Stil wirklich nicht ändert, also etwa zu IEEE wechseln (und wieder zurück). Wenn das funktioniert -- der DGP Stil schreibt nur beim ersten Zitat bis zu 5 Autor*innen, danach ist Frolich et al. korrekt
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If this is google scholar specific, it's most likely https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/site_access_limits Otherwise run through https://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues and provide all information listed in the last step if …
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Änderst du den Zitierstil in den document preferences in Word? (nur die sind relevant)
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You can use the ZotMoov or Attanger plugin for that
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I think do this automatically?
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/web_api/v3/basics#user_and_group_library_urls There is no "Library ID" in Zotero. There's a user ID which is used in API calls -- you can find it in your forum profile URL (yours is 16675683 ) or listed under …
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Yeah, see the Rameshwar and King 2020 reference? You have your name entered at Jason R. instead of Jason Robert for that one, so the citation style treats them as different authors. Fix this and both in-text and bibliography will look right.
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This is most likely an attempt at disambiguating the author name (and Id guess die to inconsistent name entry). We'd have to see the full bibliography section for Rameshwar for the old document to say more
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If all you have is a single duplicate reference in your bibliography, just save a copy of your document, unlink Zotero citations and delete it.
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And is that correct for webpage? Looks weird to me, but it's hard to find information on the current version of the style and I won't keep buying new editions of the book (You can use blogpost, FWIW, which has the title in quotation marks though see…