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@pbhemphill -- on the date issue, have you actually tested this? I'm getting correct BibTex (year = 1995, month = Nov) and BibLaTex (date = 1995-11) from Zotero for this, even though it shows up with the 00. @dstillman Zotero seems to handle the da…
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This is the requirement: We need a year as the second field of the reference and then the full issued date at the end. But if its just a year, we do not want it again. This is exactly what Chicago author-date wants, e.g. Clark, Melissa. 2012. “Cab…
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No, but note you can run this on multiple items at once. ZotFile is designed to do this automatically when you import e.g. a PDF attached to an item added via translator, but the developer hasn't been able to automate this for dragging the PDF to Zo…
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That looks like this to me: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:chicago-note-bibliography-16th-edition
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ZotFile will move files, alas not automatically if you import them by dragging them to Zotero and then rely on the automated retrieve metadata -- in those cases you'll need to manually run "rename attachments" (which, in the presence of a custom fol…
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There's nothing new and this is indeed not possible, although a perfectly valid request. It's required for Chicago Manual citations, too. It's likely going to take some time to happen nevertheless, though, I'm afraid.
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we're not using the bibtex at all, currently; this is automated import from html metatags (which I think we'll keep using even with a translator).
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You're seeing https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/given_name_disambiguation for Connor and I'm pretty sure up to 5 authors before et al are correct for Molecular Ecology for the first citation to a work.
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You should stop using Dropbox. This is particularly true if your Dropbox folder is synced across more than one computer. If you're only using it as a back-up tool, chances that things go wrong are smaller, but still not zero. The PDFs are actually…
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1) should already be the case. Are you sure Zotero doesn't do that? (The behavior here has changed recently and wasn't retroactively applied) 2) You can do with ZotFile: http://zotfile.com and Zotero is planning to add more human readable organizati…
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while yes, this is using the generic translator (and ADS has worked with us to make sure this is properly recognized by Zotero), the ADS metadata is in very good shape and there is no reason Zotero should import it as poorly as it does
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4.0 sync is no more as of end of August, so that's one checkmark.
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Yeah, I'm seeing all of these -- all look like Zotero problems to me; we'll take a look, but not sure how quickly.
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The style makes no effort to sort alphabetical at all (nor do I think NLM asks for that), so if you're seeing alphabetic sorting that's likely a byproduct of how you're inserting citations.
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See the last step of the troubleshooting -- we're asking for specific information there.
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Can you see your collection tree on the left? If not. you may just have hidden it. Try clicking and dragging from the left of Zotero.
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If this is a full Word 365 install, this isn't a general problem, no. Run through https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_troubleshooting#zotero_tab_does_not_appear_in_the_word_ribbon
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Taken literally, the answer to your question is yes -- it is realistic to put your _hopes_ on this year, but you shouldn't plan on it. My impression is that the docker container isn't actually a ton of work in comparison, but it's also not super hig…
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Der codeblock kann gleich nach eingefügt werden. Automatisch "vgl." ist zwar möglich, aber macht doch wenig Sinn -- nicht jedes Zitat sollte mit "vgl." eingeleitet werden.
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Start by running through these: https://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues
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That's incorrect. This is only about the Safari browser.
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Unfortunately, the DOI solution doesn't work because almost all recent articles imported -- including those with print counterparts -- will have and import with DOIs and users shouldn't delete those as they're strongly encouraged in Chicago Style an…
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looks like it's working fine for me in Chrome. How widely have you replicated this (i.e. different browsers, different computers, different internet connections)?
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No (though you can of course hide the app).
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Yes, this is due to your network traffic being intercepted by your work firewall. See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/ssl_certificate_error Zotero needs to be able to properly connect to the internet to download attachments.
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and yes on whether this will be added in the future.
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That's not Zotero but the citation style and it's doing this because the author's first names are slightly different, so it treats them as two different authors
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How would we distinguish these articles from "regular" articles on the Zotero/CSL end of things?
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einfach default-locale="en-US" zu default-locale="de-DE" in der zweiten Zeile des Stils ändern. https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step für allgemeine Hinweise -- nicht vergessen ID, title und Link zu ändern.
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More involved -- you'd have to redefine the terms, specifically the short form of pages to be blank for single and pp. for multiple. On the road right now, so can't provide details, but maybe that's enough for you to figure this out together with ab…