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The error you report there is benign. If you got an error during installation, it's probably related to this.
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The error message I see in that report is Tag 'Educational Technology; Professional Development; &' too long If you click the sync button, you should get a dialog that allows you to resolve this.
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Yes, although it won't be available until the next major release.
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I think this is the same issue as http://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_troubleshooting#cannot_insert_citation_into_any_document_with_word_2011 (although you'd only get the error there if you try to insert a citation from the script me…
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You're running a very old version of MLZ. Either install the latest official version of Zotero from zotero.org, or install the latest MLZ from http://citationstylist.org/tools/
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Sorry, that should have read Word 2008 12.3.3, not 13.3.3. In any case, 12.0.0 is the original release version and probably has quite a few bugs. Open Word, choose "Check for Updates" from the Help menu, and follow the steps to install the update. …
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There's an open ticket for providing translator options for quick copy. There are two reasons we use UTF-8 by default instead of ISO-8859-1: All non-Unicode character sets are broken by design, in that a large proportion of the world's population …
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Do you have the latest of Zotero Word for Mac Integration (3.5.5) and Word 2008 (12.3.3)? I can't reproduce this.
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Can you reproduce this with standard Zotero?
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You have Firefox 5 and Zotero 3.0.3. Upgrade to Firefox 13 and Zotero 3.0.8.
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When Mozilla releases an official 64-bit release of Firefox for Windows, we will support it. Until then, we won't.
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Word 2010 Starter Edition is not supported.
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The brackets are non-printing and will appear only if you're using bookmarks. They're there to stop you from accidentally extending the bookmark and putting things in it that shouldn't be part of the citation. If you use fields, you will see the gra…
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If you don't want to change your system proxy settings, it is possible to change the proxy settings in about:config. To get to about:config, open the Zotero preferences, click "Advanced" then "Open about:config". You probably want to set network.pro…
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Chrome needs to be configured not to proxy localhost. Try adding --proxy-bypass-list=127.0.0.1 to your command line arguments.
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You can delete that file (but make sure you don't delete Zotero.dot). It seems like this is a temporary file created by Word that's supposed to be deleted when Word is closed, but might not have if Word crashed.
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I don't see anything wrong with the debug output, and the first Google Scholar search it executes should work. My guess is that you're locked out of Google Scholar due to their rate limiting.
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Depending on what the person writing the comments used to edit the document, you may be able to copy and paste the contents of the document to a new one and add new citations there. If that doesn't work, you're probably out of luck. (This should nev…
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First, make sure your JRE shows up in LibreOffice options->LibreOffice->Java. If it does, try removing Zotero LibreOffice Integration from Tools->Extension Manager and reinstalling it from the Zotero preferences.
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On OS X, Zotero for Firefox won't automatically switch into connector mode if your Zotero data directory is on a file system that does not support named pipes, such as FAT32.
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http://www.zotero.org/support/troubleshooting_translator_issues
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Oops, sorry, I missed that this wasn't happening with Zotero Standalone. If that's the case, this is not something we can fix. Our CSS requests through Firefox get the same credentials as any other CSS request through Firefox.
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When creating snapshots with the connectors and Zotero Standalone, we don't send cookies for domains other than the domain of the page being translated. Until recently, Chrome didn't provide an API to explicitly access cookies, so there was no way t…
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LibreOffice bug 50371 describes configuration issues with Java 1.7. Comment 15 has a detailed set of steps that may help.
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See here for the LO bug describing issues with Java 1.7. Comment 15 has a detailed set of steps that may help.
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It looks like you're using the gcj JRE, which is old and slow, apparently lacks support for Java 1.5 features, and has been largely supplanted by OpenJDK. Install openjdk-6-jre and either uninstall gcj-jre or configure your system to use OpenJDK usi…
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Unless you did a recursive clone, you're probably missing the submodules. Run git submodule update --init --recursive in your checkout.
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I fixed this two hours ago in 2d475522adb2170010c5c57650eee8b48149ab64. (While we are happy to receive bug reports regarding GitHub master, you should expect it to be buggy, and you should make frequent backups.)
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adampater: did you check that a JRE and the libreoffice-java-common package are installed, and that a JRE is selected in LibreOffice? Unfortunately, my ability to troubleshoot these kinds of issues is limited, but those would be the first things to …
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Yes, it looks like this is bug 752149. Since it has been fixed for Firefox 14, it will be fixed in the next Zotero Standalone release after Firefox 14 is released.