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I'm really confused -- I've literally told you the relevant ID for you for API use?
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Nein, das ist richtig so, siehe oben.
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Sorry, there is just no way we can troubleshoot AI generated scripts, which are frequently completely bogus for Zotero given the scarcity of relevant public code using the Zotero API. But for any API access,.my initial post applies. Also see the rel…
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Also als erstes würde ich gucken ob sich der Stil wirklich nicht ändert, also etwa zu IEEE wechseln (und wieder zurück). Wenn das funktioniert -- der DGP Stil schreibt nur beim ersten Zitat bis zu 5 Autor*innen, danach ist Frolich et al. korrekt
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If this is google scholar specific, it's most likely https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/site_access_limits Otherwise run through https://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues and provide all information listed in the last step if …
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Änderst du den Zitierstil in den document preferences in Word? (nur die sind relevant)
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You can use the ZotMoov or Attanger plugin for that
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I think do this automatically?
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/web_api/v3/basics#user_and_group_library_urls There is no "Library ID" in Zotero. There's a user ID which is used in API calls -- you can find it in your forum profile URL (yours is 16675683 ) or listed under …
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Yeah, see the Rameshwar and King 2020 reference? You have your name entered at Jason R. instead of Jason Robert for that one, so the citation style treats them as different authors. Fix this and both in-text and bibliography will look right.
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This is most likely an attempt at disambiguating the author name (and Id guess die to inconsistent name entry). We'd have to see the full bibliography section for Rameshwar for the old document to say more
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If all you have is a single duplicate reference in your bibliography, just save a copy of your document, unlink Zotero citations and delete it.
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And is that correct for webpage? Looks weird to me, but it's hard to find information on the current version of the style and I won't keep buying new editions of the book (You can use blogpost, FWIW, which has the title in quotation marks though see…
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(New style guide, including w instructions for web resources is here: https://ashpublications.org/blood/pages/references )
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I don't think so, no -- Cite Them Right tends to proliferate item types in their documentation, but this just looks like a webpage to me? How is the order of elements different (the skills module should be website title in Zotero)
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This post/thread is about fields for existing item types, not new item types. Zotero has been gradually adding new item types (preprint, dataset, standard) already; I assume more will come.
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Sorry! It's delimiter-precedes-et-al not last (which is for the last creator)
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Zotero has a local API: https://groups.google.com/g/zotero-dev/c/ElvHhIFAXrY/m/fA7SKKwsAgAJ?pli=1 You should be able to point any tool at that, though the API obviously isn't designed specifically with AI tools in mind
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You're looking for delimiter-precedes-last="never" https://docs.citationstyles.org/en/stable/specification.html#name
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It's pretty clear this isn't driven by a desire to maximize storage use by users (it'd be a very ineffective way of doing that) and making unfounded claims that it is is frankly rather obnoxious.
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The Research Rabbit sync is their feature; you'd have to ask them
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The basic answer to your question is that organizing items hierarchical has been talked about since Zotero's early days, so it's not like no one thought about this, but it's exceedingly difficult to overhaul the entire data model, so it has never ha…
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No, you specifically _shouldn't_ use bookmarks if you're only saving as .odt. You only need that if you're saving in .doc or .docx. It's possible using bookmarks _won't_ work in .odt, though, so that might be a possible reason.
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Are you sure you used Chicago? I don't know that it's even possible to get that as numbers in brackets. Could you post part of the bibliography here?
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https://www.owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/in_text_citations_author_authors.html#:~:text=you’re citing multiple works with similar groups of authors,l
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I'm guessing it does and you are seeing https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/attachment_title_vs_filename If not that, do note that files need to actually be attached to metadata to rename
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Because the citations aren't by the same author (and also wouldn't appear next to each other in the reference list). But in the end, the reason is that it's a rule that APA came up with and Zotero follows.
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That's a Word error though, right?. Not sure we can do much about that, In afraid
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@Grode: Nothing about this changes. All your files are still local, if you don't want to also sync them to online storage, disable file sync as above
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You'd have to ask the developer on GitHub, but you'd have to accept that it's not what he wrote the plug-in for