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FWIW, Date Added looks correct and should typically be the same. Devs read everything here, so you can consider this reported
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The date gets stored at 00:00 AM at your location and Report seems to use the UTC time, so it'd e.g. currently be 8:00 PM US Eastern time the previous day (or 7:00 PM for the Winter). That's clearly a bug and it doesn't manifest in citations (thoug…
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The style now also links correctly on the repository.
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Thanks -- that's now fixed
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See my answer & link above.
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I think you're the first to report this in the 10+ years that RTF Scan has existed We've talked about this before and I even looked at the code ~7 years ago but threw my hands up in despair after trying to work with the RTF format for a bit.
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Oh hi there, nice to see you here Amanda! So you want the catalog URL to be saved together with the item for Stanford searchworks, like this one? https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/12051803 That looks to be basically the same situation as Columb…
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Not a general issue (e.g. works fine for me in Firefox). Which operating system, does this happen reliably and have you tried with all other Firefox add-ons disabled?
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That's why I was asking about unexpected behavior above. Could you give us precise steps to reproduce this? Exactly which file are you exporting, how are you importing it, where are you checking for tags in Zotero. Given what I know about JSTOR (wh…
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Is something actually not working the way it's supposed to? Otherwise no need to report the error report ID (its existence doesn't mean that something is actually wrong)
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The problem is that the interface available for Zotero (and other external tools) to communicate with Word for Mac is massively slower than that for Word for Windows, so sending information back and forth between Zotero and Word -- and thus updating…
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1) Correct 2) Developers read along here 3) RTF was developed before UTF-8 and represents non-Ascii characters as composites like the M\'fcller that you're seeing and that's making scan difficult 4) Yes. There's an RTF-Scan style available from zote…
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Right -- you already commented on a BBT github issue yesterday -- go to that same page and click on "New Issue" at the top.
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The correct way to add it to Zotero is the unicode character, i.e. ® The lack of bibtex escaping is an export issue -- you can report it to BBT on BibTeX and I'd guess Emiliano would be happy to add it.
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Sorry about that. Use https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:cell-numeric-superscript instead. We'll fix this on the repository (but it'll just be connecting the Molecular Therapy journals to that style, so no need for you to wait)
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Thanks -- most of this I understand, but 1911–1915 seems wrong, looking at the sample reference: Van der Geer J, Hanraads JAJ, Lupton RA. The art of writing a scientific article. J Sci Commun 2010;163:51–9. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.Sc.2010.00372. …
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No, this is completely unrelated to Zotero. It's a change in how the BetterBibTex add-on handles Zotero's Extra field on exporting to bibtex-- the linked github issue explains how to revert to the previous mapping.
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It's the OCLC identifier, a unique ID assigned to books and other library items by OCLC, the organization that runs Worldcat (the catalog from which you presumably imported the item in question). No problem with deleting it if you have no use for it.
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Man kann das im CSL hinbiegen -- nicht ganz elegant aber funktional: Im Stil steht da im Moment im pages macro: Wenn Du daraus einfach machst (und die Spalten im Seitenfeld in Z…
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CSL/Zotero doesn't modify place names in citation styles, so you'd either ignore that rule or fix the place in Zotero.
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As long as you don't edit the Zotero-generated citation in Word, it will update automatically to reflect changes of the Zotero item (i.e. fixing typos, updating publication status, etc.)
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No, you can type after the citation. What you cannot do is edit the citation and keep typing. Zotero interprets that as part of the citation. You can turn on field shading in Word to more easily see what is and what isn't part of the Zotero citation.
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You can mix Zotero and Word endnotes without any issues. If you want things like subsequent and ibid citations working correctly, you should create all notes citing the same work using the same method. If you generate a note with Zotero, you should…
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You can see https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step for editing styles -- it's not entirely trivial, especially for Chicago Manual and I'd frankly discourage the idea of personal preferences in citation styles (…
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Any reason you're not using the Word/LibreOffice add-on? https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_usage That'd place the references in the right order (i.e. the order in which they're cited in this particular document) automatically. Y…
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You need separate entries for differently titled&authored chapters ("Book Section" in Zotero). See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/edited_volumes_and_book_chapters
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When and which URLs are included is also a function of the citation style
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Move your cursor to the endnote, click add/edit citation and edit the citation. See https://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_usage for more.
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That's determined by the citation style -- most don't do this for pages (as it's implicitly understood that the last number is a page number) but some do. Which are you using? Are you following some sort of guideline that calls for the p.?
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The functionality is provided by Researcher, so troubleshooting should probably start on their end. You've looked for those article here on the site in your web library, I assume?