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Yikes. Closing.
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Restart Firefox. Sync. Provide a full error report.
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Zotpress was more or less working for me in an earlier incarnation (1.6?), but now I can't do much of anything. After adding an account, when I return to the Citations tab I cannot select a collection or tag. Both of these dropdowns are empty. I ver…
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Confirmed. We'll look into it.
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@Ian: Thanks for your thoughtful post. FYI, you might want to verify your subscription to the Zotero blog, where there was a post on standalone Zotero a couple of days ago: http://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-standalone-alpha-with-chrome-and-safari-s…
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Try now and please report to us exactly what you're seeing.
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No, it isn't.
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Please note that we've just completed the first stage of a major architectural upgrade. Sync times should continue to improve over the next week.
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Glad to hear it. Closing this thread.
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To clarify, file storage is disabled only for public, open groups. Public, closed groups allow for file storage. Members must be invited or apply to join. Once logged in, they can access files via a web browser or the Zotero client. Private groups a…
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We've completed this weekend's major upgrade, but sync times may not begin to improve dramatically for several more days while the new architecture comes online.
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And the upgrade is now complete.
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The upgrade is complete. All services should be functioning normally.
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The upgrade is proceeding well but taking more time than expected. At this point we expect it to complete by noon EST (17:00 GMT).
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I think I can reproduce the problem with PubMed search results. We're looking into it now.
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I have downloaded the tar version, extracted it and run zotero executable. I do get to see the "Welcome to Zotero Notification" and the stand alone application. Seeing as the original poster answered her/his very own question, I'm rather surprised t…
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Thanks, Tom, for this excellent work. I think I've had standalone running with Chrome on my machine so we'll need to take a look to see if we can reproduce your problem. Overall, I'm very excited to hear about all this success and curious to know wh…
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I was replying to someone who read the blog post and wanted to offer their congratulations Bruce, you're one of my favorite real and virtual colleagues, but this statement is nearly as disingenuous as the supposed congratulations. As you are well aw…
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I'm sure once Debbie makes her official start (in just a few hours), she'll be happy to thank you for the congratulations. We turned off blog comments years ago for two reasons. First, it's not really a blog in the conventional sense. We're basical…
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Excellent. Many thanks!
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Ah, nothing I love more than an 18-month-old thread, revivified. ajlyon and adamsmith are quite right: when it comes to working with historical evidence, we all have a pretty solid idea of what's involved. Historical research, writing, and teaching…
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As always, thanks ajlyon for being a good sport and keeping the home fires lit over the holidays.
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Bruce is right: there's nothing new that needs to be added to the API to support a simple dump of references. The ScholarPress team has already been working on a WordPress plugin for Zotero. They've also released a related PHP library which may be h…
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You're right, the Internet Archive should not break on Unicode, but that does seem to be case here. We'll ask them to fix the problem.
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As you suggest, the expanded API will provide a lot of opportunity to integrate Zotero data into other applications (and we're already working to make this happen). More important, any future improvements to the zotero.org website will have both mob…
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Yes. The trunk has already been updated to account for the new version of Firefox. You can follow some of the progress here.
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We hear you and agree. Stay tuned.
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It's not a "time-buying" strategy. It's a "we have 4 million users and protecting their research data and privacy is important than anything else" strategy. Plenty has happened in the last two months. But since you ask, the server code was committed…
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Did you drag these files into the Zotero interface, or into the storage folder?
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I'm not sure how many people use or follow the #zotero hashtag. You might have more success just tracking "zotero" as a Twitter search keyword in order to find people.