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I don't think so, but I could be wrong. The four references discussed below are in this RDF file. Consider entries: 1)"Beato M, Adams P & Schütz G 1995 Steroid hormone receptors..." 2)"Beato M, Brändle W, Biesewig D & Sekeris CE 1970 On the…
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Thanks Adam. I'll make a comment in the style, so it can be changed later. This would not validate now, would it?
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I would be curious to hear what zotero would have over a simple spreadsheet application for purposes like this, where the items are not directly cited.
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Could you elaborate on how you imported these references and provide us with an example reference you started with that produced this? Edit: What adamsmith said.
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Sorry, Dan. I'll answer this quickly here. For future information on this, please post at https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/zotero-dev as suggested by fbennett in the second post. date: FW.Xpath("/html/body//table[2]/tbody/tr[1]/td/…
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Edit: Also, your example is great for pointing out the difference in grammatical cases, which I don't believe are supported. In the case of year-month-day, the case for the month should be genitive (which is correct). More literal translation of "20…
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Where put "m." in text form of the date? I checked several versions of Lithuanian bibliographic records. There were no one occurrence of year number with "m.". So, I'll stay with Rintze's version. I might be completely wrong on this, as I do not hav…
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The .text() in Framework predates the ZU.xpathText() implementation, and it hasn't been revised to match it (and I'm not sure if it should). I agree that the behavior probably makes most sense in the Framework context, though it's not immediately o…
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I'm not sure what document you are applying that xpath to, but I think it's probably similar to your example in the other post. I was actually testing with a slightly different set up, but here's why you get an empty string: Assuming you are target…
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FW.Scraper({ title: FW.Xpath('...').text().trim(), //works title: FW.Xpath('.../text()').trim(), // Why this dose not work? title: FW.Xpath('.../text()').text().trim(), // Why this dose not work? title: "The title', //works title: tVar, // Why this …
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I tried followings all failed: date : FW.Xpath("//div/text()") // returns null date : FW.Xpath("//div/").text() // returns AB use FW.Xpath("//div/text()").text() Xpath() returns a node, so you need to get the text() regardless of what you put in the…
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@fbennett Fixed
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The "m." actually refers to the year ("metai") Edit: Also, your example is great for pointing out the difference in grammatical cases, which I don't believe are supported. In the case of year-month-day, the case for the month should be genitive (wh…
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This looks great. I didn't see any translation errors and I completely feel your pain when trying to translate technical jargon into Lithuanian. I tried tackling some of the terms that you didn't translate, but I didn't have anything to add that I w…
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Updated. The fields in the parentheses indicate "base" fields in Zotero. I didn't catch that before, but CSL mappings are done on base fields.
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I see the problem. Will try to get it fixed today.
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Thanks. That fixed it. I got that error from the Android browser. It was also breaking on the RSSDemon App on Android.
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Note that even with the workaround the verify server button will not work, but the files should be synching.
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Do the names appear properly in the RIS file? If so, please post one of the RIS entries that fails to import properly on gist.github.com or a similar website.
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I agree with adamsmith. Though it would be nice to have the URL/doi open via shift+double-click or something similar
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I think so. It doesn't look as good, but it should be more correct. I'll also try to do what Rintze was suggesting above.
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I put the type map on github pages http://aurimasv.github.com/z2csl/typeMap.xml
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See last post here: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/21368/change-forum-notification-settings/ You can get to the RSS/ATOM feeds for each category by modifying the link for the RSS/ATOM feed from the General category.
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In this particular case, this is probably a bug in the csl processor. Opening and closing quotes should only have one alphanumeric character flanking them. I think. The apostrophe here should not be considered a quotation mark
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I did a little rearrangement on that page and put things into categories based on what area of Zotero they affect. I think that will be more useful to the user looking for a feature that he/she has in mind. Also added a bunch of feature requests. I…
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We already have a Help Welcome tag on GitHub (and an old helpwanted tag on Trac). If we just populate it and link to it from somewhere, I think that'd be fine. I was also trying to say that a list of goals for the next major release would be somewha…
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How about something like this: http://www.zotero.org/support/requested_features
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bump
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bump. :-( forgot how to log in again.
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IMO what would be sufficient is a sticky thread for feature requests and another sticky for translator requests. I know there's a translator request thread, but it was never stickied so it's essentially lost to the user that drops by the forum. A …
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