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Why do you input manually? The reason poettli provided the link is that you can use the Zotero connector to import the item and see how the data needs to be entered if you ever do need to do this by hand (which you really should try to avoid).
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Wait, but the footnote you pasted is correct? What are you expecting as output?
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If you are using LaTeX, Zotero doesn't determine how citations look. That would be the BibTeX or Biblatex style you are using
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Where you see the two white red rectangles after the name, it's entered incorrectly into a single field. Click them, then fix the name as needed
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The ICMJE style is just called Vancouver (it exists in some variants because the ICMJE guidelines aren't that clear-cut)
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That item shows a linked file -- linked files are never accessible in the web library and would only sync via a 3rd party service. If you didn't link this on purpose, it may have been Zotfile, which (if that's in case installed) you'd want to make s…
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I don't know if this is the standard email (what's with the 'collaborative storage'?) but I agree this isn't a good text and the broken link makes it worse.
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Could you link to an example, please? I believe sudoc offers a permalink for entries
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That's why I made it bold and on its own line -- CSL doesn't do text colors, I'm afraid.
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And if you run the ls command again it looks the same?
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you're saying it doesn't even ask for a password? At that point you'll just need to get help from someone who can look at your Mac -- fixing permission is only implicitly related to Zotero; we can only do so much to fix that.
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Try sudo chown -R steph:staff ~/Zotero
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Post the output of ls -la ~/Zotero
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to be clear, the sofie:staff part of the command would need to be customized to correspond to your standard user.
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And you don't need the LABD at all if you're storing your files in Zotero and syncing through either WebDAV or Zotero File Storage.
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I really am sure about this. Zotero will never delete local files unless you explicitly tell it to (which includes deleting the files online yourself). The deletion of the files when you run out of storage removes the copy of the _file_ from the ser…
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Zotero doesn't delete files on your computer when your subscription ends. They're just getting removed on the servers, so there's nothing you need to do. (And this is where support happens; Zotero doesn't provide email support)
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It's really not, no. It probably should be, but we frequently get requests for instructions to remove the DOI from any number of citation styles, so this isn't a universal requirement. If you do get that as a request (or see it in the requirements) …
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Could you also paste the whole citation here and say how you generate it?
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You can just write "today" (or yesterday) and the date (in any date field) will autofill
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You just did a regular update to version 7, no export/import or anything of the kind? What add ons do you use?
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you should be able to test for this with position="ibid" but note that this is also true when both first and second citation don't have a locator.
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It's possible, but would need to be done in the style. NBSP are not used as widely in the US, so I don't think we'd want to add this to the standard APA style, though, but if you're using one of the French versions, we can consider adding it or tell…
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First, I'd disregard the EE article on this. It's simply wrong about how the Waback Machine works and as a result gives what I'd consider bad advice (the WBM URL will not, in fact, redirect to their homepage unless the snapshot is broken and it cont…
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So I'd import this via the Add by Identifier button in Zotero, using either the ISBN or the DOI. Both will save this as a book, which I think is correct (it has an ISBN, after all) Neither of those will save the DOI, actually, but I think we should …
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I don't think you can unless you noted down the number. You'd have to do this again
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I might be missing something, but I'm not seeing a debug ID in any of your posts here?
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If not, generate a Debug ID for the first sync after performing Reset File Sync History, followed by a successful opening of the file locally, and post it to the Zotero Forums. At least the last part you didn't do. Make sure you did the rest exact…
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You can set the base directory on each computer and it will by definition be different, i.e. correspond to the path for Mac2 on Mac2 and to the path for Mac1 on Mac1. Otherwise you wouldn't need a base directory. So what you're describing sounds …
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Step 5 specifies exactly what to do and what to report for troubleshooting.