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(though I think if you have pinned citekeys you need to regenerate them after changing the pattern)
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I'm not 100% sure I understand, but if you want to insert a footnote while writing in APA, you insert a footnote in Word/LibreOffice/GoogleDocs and then add an APA citation in it -- but to be clear, that would be the exception: the bulk of the citat…
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Yeah, thousands of references in a google doc may just not work -- their API might time out. You could split the doc up into parts and re-assemble in Word?
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/sync#file_syncing
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If you searched and _removed_ (as opposed to merged, which is recommended) duplicates, the items in your Word document may be using the original data, now disconnected from Zotero (and stored in the Word document)
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No, that won't work. You can't control which of your files are synced and if you purge storage you'll basically make your file sync less reliable and just re-sync the previously uploaded files. You can try to delete (in Zotero) some existing attachm…
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Zotero needs access to cookies to work on a large number of sites, mostly for session authentication. We'd constantly be dealing with this in troubleshooting if it were optional. Zotero's privacy policy is here: https://www.zotero.org/support/priva…
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You'd need to report add-on issue to the respective developers, typically on github
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That citation isn't created with the same item ("A systematic review..." is nowhere in the RIS.) You likely have a duplicate, one version without URL
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Pasting screenshots into the forum definitely works, so not sure what's going on there. You can alternatively export the Alves reference to RIS, open the exported file with a text editor (notepad, textedit) and paste here. I still think the most li…
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You'd have to say more -- you change citation styles using "Document preferences" in the Zotero Word add-on. There are hundreds of styles using footnotes available. Beyond that, I'm unfortunately not clear on what you're trying to do.
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Zotero doesn't rename directories at all. ZotFile can name directories, but only based on Zotero metadata, not, I'm pretty sure, based on filenames, no.
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If the papers are due today, I'd move to LibreOffice or Word to finalize as described here: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/moving_documents_between_word_processors (make sure you work with a copy of the document!) Beyond that -- which citation s…
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Right, but that page includes instructions for what to report for WebDAV
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Let's leave Endnote out of this for a moment. You're just making things more complicated. I understand it's working there the way you want, anything else Endnote isn't really relevant here. Could you post a screenshot of 1) The right-hand panel for…
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So again, there's two parts: 1. Does the citation include a URL (which will _always_ start with "http"). If it doesn't, that's a citation style setting. Neither BMJ nor AMA always include URLs. AMA prefers the DOI whenever it's available, BMJ only i…
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You're seeing this: https://libguides.jcu.edu.au/apa/authors#:~:text=If you have the same first author and date for two works, but the other authors are not the same for both works
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There's no URL in the citation, just a DOI with a doi: prefix. Not all citation styles will print URLs, including with the relevant option checked. Test with Vancouver which I believe will always include a URL. If there's anything else in the style …
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It's also possible that the add-on is missing is interfering with Zotero functionality, so try with all add-ons disabled for testing.
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Right, but the question is why the Auto Format solution isn't working reliably for you -- it really should and I've never seen it fail. So you'd want to start with a style that prints URLs and then test auto format on an unlinked doc.
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Can you manually create a new item in that group?
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You can run Word's Auto Format with the bibliography selected to hyperlink them all at once (you'll have to google details; AutoFormat is oddly hidden in current Word versions)
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Citation styles have no awareness of sections or any other within-document way to demarcate chapters. The only way to do this is to author in separate Word files for each chapter (which is also faster) and to assemble a final document using copies o…
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FWIW, you can do 2) pretty quickly by a) Transferring the google doc to a Word doc with active Zotero references: https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/moving_documents_between_word_processors#google_docs_to_word b) Use https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extr…
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The linked page requests specific information depending on the exact nature of your issue -- you haven't provided that. If you're having trouble understanding the directions, feel free to ask (as specifically as possible)
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Why are you trying to install ref-extractor? That's not a thing you can do. It's a web application linked above (it runs client-side only, so no privacy concerns). If you really want to, you can run your own version of the web app (completely indepe…
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The first one is this dialog (which has different singular/plural language): https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/cgdrr1qg3aiiehtugwwe.png (so basically yes to all your questions). The second one is this (which has different, 0,…
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Yes, almost certainly a problem with the style, we can take a look.
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I don't understand why you'd want to do this without ref-extractor if you have live citations? Using the "Select in Zotero" options, you're just one drag&drop away from creating a document collection (and, of course, without any loss of metadata)
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If the () vs [] is an actual difference, though, I don't think we'd be able to do that?