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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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You should put just the DOI, 10.2307/1289233. Zotero makes the field clickable and also adds the URL component in citation styles https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/bhj44d8jxlmll8ooan16.png
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It doesn't really matter, honestly. Pragmatically, you could add the DOI and the UMich URL and ignore the JSTOR one because it's redundant with the DOI.
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As I say above: If you are using copy & paste ('quick copy '), you set the citation style under 'Export' in the Zotero preferences. Settings/Cite does not let you set a citation style. It's just for adding/removing installed styles (this has al…
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This was caused by a misunderstanding and almost always is: If you are using the word processor plugin, you set the citation style in the document preferences. If you are using copy & paste ('quick copy '), you set the citation style under 'Expo…
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How _exactly_ are you generating the citations and which citation style are you using? Could you also either paste a couple of the citations you are getting or post a screenshot?
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I was able to track removal down to a community edit in July 2024 (still using the wiki), with a message that pcloud no longer supports webDAV. That's obviously false since there are many reports of folks in 2026 using pcloud with webDAV -- I'm gu…
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I'd keep the old email and account around for a week or so to make sure everything is working, but them you should delete it, yes
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Which citation style are you using? Note that the bibliography inserts at the current cursor position -- make sure the cursor is where you want it. If that's not it, there may be a hidden leftover from a previous failed attempt
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What's the size of the sqlite?
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You're misunderstanding something -- can you walk us through exactly what you have done so far? Also, German email is fine as is writing in German if that's easier
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This means what it says -- you're trying to sync a library with your new account with your old account. Did you log out of the new library locally?
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(specifically the deleted/duplicate items sections there -- the original problem described is different, but the likely cause the same since they are both about disambiguation)
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In the Desktop app it's at the bottom of each library in the left-hand panel: https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u2433/vezsj3najnjcgph04yqx.png Similar idea on the web, though retracted, duplicated, and unfiled don't exist there.
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Zotero doesn't generate Citation Keys into that field at all currently. The most likely way this would have been added is if one of your collaborators has the BetterBibTeX plugin installed and set to that format -- BetterBibTeX is very flexible in …
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This has been the case for many years and am pretty sure this was a mistake originally. I agree number of pages would be the better field, but not sure how Zotero devs feel about making that change after so many years.
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Deleted how? Zotero does have a trash, so that's be the first place from which you restore.
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(which does mean it's stable -- unless you change the content of the Citation Key field -- going forward.)
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Yeah, I agree -- so to use the old account: 1. Make a back-up of your current data directory: https://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data 2. Export your current Zotero library to Zotero RDF 3. In the Zotero preferences under "Account" click on Log Ou…
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I'll add that colored tags, which can be assigned using number keys, could be a good option, too, but you only get 9
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Not a change in Zotero but in IEEE style: the guide now wants [1],[2],[3], not [1-3]. You can check this still works in Zotero by switching to any other numeric style like Vancouver
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Please don't just post AI diagnoses -- we'd want a human written description, which can be in another language than English, for UI issues such as here a screenshot, and a Zotero error report ID. Also, which language are you using for the interface?
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Have you tried changing your Zotero password and syncing right afterwards -- as per Zotero devs that should be possible to get Zotero versions
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Note that this is often correct -- it definitely is in APA style: citations are sorted by author, then title, in the reference list, and receive a/b/c suffixes based on their position in the reference list. You can change citation styles to change …
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(I think the request here is actually for automated import from Insta)