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You need to post the report ID here.
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Are you able to submit an error report?
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Deleting collection and containing items or just the collection? The latter should be pretty quick, so this would be quite surprising. The former might take a little bit depending on the number of items you have in there (for it to take 2 minutes, I…
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yeah, just let it work on whatever it's working on. At this point, it's probably a mess of things (though probably syncing upon opening the app)
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@adamsmith, Since I looked at this a bit (was going to just use EM), keep in mind that some pages are messed up. E.g. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00772951v1 https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00472584v1 There are also some interesting…
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How long have you let it run after it freezes up? Give it 5-10 minutes. If it doesn't recover, please post here again.
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Upgrade to the current version of Firefox, which is 33.
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You should see an "Old Firefox Profile" folder on your desktop. That's where your old Zotero library would have gone. Having already synced with your work account, this makes things a bit more complicated. If I understand correctly, you do _not_ wa…
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While there may actually be something broken on our side (someone with LexisNexis access will check), could you confirm that this does not work immediately after opening the page? I.e. do not try to navigate to other pages or open more links from se…
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Make sure you're running Scratchpad in the browser context https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Scratchpad#Running_Scratchpad_in_the_browser_context I'm guessing you're running it while Firefox is on a zotero.org page, which makes a Zotero…
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Where are you running this?
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Do I simply copy/paste all the files from the smaller to the bigger folder?yes What do you mean by "not overwriting existing content"?When you copy paste, some of the directories may already exist. I would suggest not overwriting them. Or you might …
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What I said above still applies. You can merge the two directories without overwriting existing content. I'm still not sure how to explain the discrepancy.
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Looks like you have a custom Zotero BibTeX translator installed (BibTeX-CITEKEY) which probably shares the same translator ID with the official BibTeX translator. If you want to keep the "CITEKEY" version in addition to the official translator, you…
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Can you post a screenshot of the dropdown? (upload it to Dropbox, imgur.com, or something similar and link to it here) I'd be interested to see if there's anything else missing.
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Oh, if you want to help, please have a read through https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/translators This should be a fairly simple translator, but I wouldn't say it's the best entry point for beginners. Let us know if you need some specific guidance.
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Ticket created: https://github.com/zotero/translators/issues/799 Will take some time, but this should be a pretty easy to add.
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I don't think the back-end implementation of this is really important at this point. I think the point is that when you want to review items, you should be able to easily see problematic ones. The problematic items are not going to become less probl…
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A form of this will be coming, since we will need something to alert the user of updated/available metadata when we implement lookup of additional/better metadata from within Zotero. I'm just trying to get a grasp on what the needs really are. In ge…
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In that case this is not related to the original issue. Please start a new thread for followup questions. Even with no error message that's visible to you, you should still be able to provide an error report as per Dan's post above. If you cannot (…
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Are you using Zotero Standalone? (that is at 4.0.23) But what's the actual error your are seeing? Can you submit an Error Report? (See Dan's post above)
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What about tagging items that have been reviewed with a "reviewed" tag and then having a saved search that shows you items without said tag?
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I also don't understand (3). How'd the accessdate populate that field? If it doesn't mean anything in the context of the Zotero entry, you don't need it there. If it does, it could have the same meaning in the wiki citation template.I agree that thi…
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I'm sorry, but we don't have the resources to create custom output styles/translators. Using custom styles/formats is probably not the best choice anyway. I'm not really sure why you want to deviate from the standard that Wikipedia uses, which would…
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You're right on the dates (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Dates_and_numbers#Unacceptable_date_formats ). Though we may need to tweak handling of approximate dates (maybe check field for c./circa) and no dates For approxim…
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So based on the link above, I can confirm (1) [if adamsmith has no objections], (2), (3) [if no URL is given, since that's listed as prerequisite], and (7). I don't see any mention of (4). (5) we resolved above. (6) seems to not be a strict recomme…
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That's the en-dash in UTF-8 format. You're just looking at it with the wrong character encoding (Western 1252? Pasting into Notepad?). If I copy-paste the citation from Zotero to a web browser, it comes out right. Also, your recommendations above d…
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Could you link to Wikipedia guidelines/discussion for this? Page numbers should be separated by the em dash — operator. Wikipedia seems to disagree http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dash#En_dash
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I agree that imposing password limits is poor practice. I'm sure Zotero doesn't store passwords in plain text, but there might be other technical limitations to this (I'm actually not sure if there are). I will note one other thing though. You can …
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https://www.zotero.org/support/searching#saved_searches