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We'd need a sample URL where this happens. If this happens across multiple sites, we'd also want you to test in troubleshooting mode (Help menu)
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You can set up a WebDAV server -- good chance you find something for free, you'll definitely find something cheaper than $60/year.
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It adds an automatically generated citation key. That's not typically a number (though you can probably set it up to be one) but a short, stable identifier across item types which it sounds like what you would like.
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It doesn't matter who uploads/adds the PDF. Attachments count against the group owner's storage, and only against that. That means it's only ever one person who has to pay for a given group, but that person can, theoretically, never upload a single …
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Da würde der oben verlinkte Stil gut passen
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@tnajdek -- I saw that but its greyed out for me including for PDFs that are definitely on the server and definitely have a text layer, so I assumed it wasn't available yet? When should it be available?
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Do make sure you are using the desktop application, though, which you should always default to. If, on right-click, you see back and forth arrows as well as options to Save Page as, you're in the web library. Retrieve metadata is not available on t…
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Das sind wahrscheinlich alte Angaben und ich würde einfach nochmal nachfragen. Cell (das Journal) hat vor einigen Jahren (2022, um genau zu sein) auf eine numerische Zitierweise umgestellt, die mit author-Jahr (also Harvard) Zitationen überhaupt kei…
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I don't think this has ever been possible, no, and it'd be pretty tricky to do given how the clipboard works. Note that what you _can_ do is take advantage of the fact that Zotero merges adjacent citations. So if you have (A; B; C) in one space in …
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Yes, opening a Word doc in Google Docs will flatten references, I'm afraid.
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Yeah, I agree -- it'd be great if we could add support for the ISO 8601 syntax
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Since this isn't a general issue and Google Docs is particularly finicky to troubleshoot -- any reason you couldn't just work around this and apply the bib formatting at the end before sending it off? That shouldn't be necessary, but it's also just …
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I'm seeing results that are much worse than what I'm pretty sure used to be the case that are all due to the upstream data source used (unpaywall) -- I tried a number of paywalled articles for which I have copies in SocArXiv or our institutional rep…
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I'd be very surprised if Zotero had a relationship with them, but API integration doesn't require a partnership -- Zotero's APIs are open to any developer (users then need to authenticate individually)
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I think this is likely a genuine bug, no need to do a ton of testing; -- what's your use case? For most purposes, there are better options than large import/export operations. For one offs, there are workarounds.
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Just to make this explicit here (this is the same that warguelles's links say: If there are mutli-authored papers by Jones with the second authors Smith and Murphy, (Jones and Smith et al.,2019) and (Jones and Murphy et al., 2019) are correct APA c…
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(No, "translators" in Zotero lingo refer to the individual scripts to import webpages and different metadata format; the translator editor is for those and completely irrelevant here.)
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Lab accounts give each user unlimited storage for their personal library and groups they own. If you are just looking for unlimited storage for shared groups in a lab, having an individual lab account with unlimited storage that owns all groups is a…
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Seems like you can just cite/catalog this as a journal article with "Peer Review Report For: Article title [version number; peer review: number status]" in the title field. You want to make sure to keep this somehow separate from peer reviewed jour…
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No, it just adds CE to every date with
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No, the two are not the same. There's a dedicated API for DOIs, so adding by DOI gets reliably high-quality metadata. That's not the case for URLs, where saving from the browser will (and increasingly so, given bot protections) get you better resul…
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That's absent on purpose -- saving from the webpage using the browser connector is going to work much, much better than using the URL in add by identifier.
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To be clear, what's happening is just that anything other than a plain date Year/Month/Day date in the date field gets ignored, including BCE, minus signs, any ISO8601 date notation, etc. That's certainly not great and a better date field is needed …
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Any reason you want to use Bibliontology? My sense is that the format is effectively dead with no support outside Zotero (and Zotero having better RDF via Zotero RDF) -- Zotero should probably just remove it.
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That's Zotero RDF?
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To troubleshoot grabbing data from Zotero see these steps -- if 1-13 don't help, provide all info requested in the last step: https://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues
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Not for individual accounts, no. Zotero does offer lab subscriptions -- they're worthwhile if IT pays for at least 4 unlimited accounts at any given time (because 4x120>450). https://www.zotero.org/storage/institutions#lab
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Which word processor and which citation style? And how about in a _new_ blank document, does it work there?
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That's correct APA style if you have mutliple works by the same first author with different second (etc.) author. If you insert your bibliography, you'll almost certainly see Author A, Author B... Author A, Author C....
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That's a perfectly reasonable citation style, though it may not the one you want. Which style do you intend to use?
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