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What stage is the progress dialog stuck at? Can you get debug output for this and/or come up with steps to reproduce? Unfortunately the report ID doesn't give me much to go by. It's also possible that this is due to a lock contention issue with the…
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In case anyone is interested, this is caused by a compiler bug in gcc 4.4.x. Only 10.04 and 10.10 are affected, since newer versions of Ubuntu use a newer gcc. Official Firefox releases are compiled with an unaffected version of gcc.
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By 3.0 and later I mean 3.0 final and later (current version is 3.0.2). If the versions in your comment above are correct, you're still on 3.0b3.1.
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Zotero Standalone 3.0 and later should bring the Quick Format window to the front. You can add prefixes and suffixes to citations in the Quick Format window by clicking on them (or pressing Control+Down Arrow).
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It's also worth noting that you should be able to use the Firefox version of Zotero 3 on a PowerPC machine. The system requirements are the same as 2.1.10.
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fbennett: you could use an XPath to find empty text nodes (//text()[normalize-space(.)=""], I think) and remove them before inspecting the document. This won't work in IE, but if I remember correctly, IE's parser ignores whitespace anyway. I'm not s…
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But, when publishers in my field (and, I would guess, most humanities fields) call for a CMoS 14 style bibliography (and some do), they *do not* want to see the DOI hanging at the end of each citation. The proper citation format is simply Author-Dat…
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CMoS 14.4: When citing electronic sources consulted online, Chicago recommends—as the final element in a citation that includes all the components described throughout this chapter and in chapter 15—the addition of a URL or DOI. CMoS 14.167: When ci…
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We switched the way citeproc-js parses XML in 3.0.2 from using E4X (since Firefox's E4X support is increasingly buggy and no longer actively maintained) to DOM XML. It looks like this is a bug in citeproc-js's DOM XML support.
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Go to your Firefox profile directory, open the extensions folder, and delete any directories named pythonext@mozdev.org or staged-xpis.
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The original crash may have been a manifestation of this bug, since you indicate you had KDE integration installed, although that error looks slightly different. The Firefox crash could be our bug, but I can't see what we do that would cause it at …
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If my hypothesis is correct it might help to turn off "Store references in document" in the Zotero document preferences if it's currently enabled, since this will make field codes several times longer than they would otherwise be.
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It may not be caused by Compiz, but it's probably caused by the long tooltips that LO tries to show.
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Probably related to http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/16250/unintelligibly-long-tooltips-crash-compiz-ubuntu/. Someone should probably upstream to LO, since the bugs there are for OOo.
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This happens because translators aren't currently sorted the same way in both browsers, and the DOI and COinS translators have the same priority. I will reconcile the translator sorting.
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I think I may have fixed the issue. You can give the 3.0 branch XPI a try, but make sure to install Zotero 3.0.3 when it comes out.
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Also fixed with more pdf.js-specific hacks.
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The mechanism that Zotero uses to determine whether a given file can be opened in Firefox doesn't work because Zotero can't detect that pdf.js allows Firefox to handle PDFs internally. However, I've implemented a workaround specifically for pdf.js f…
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ajlyon is right that we can't save this item, but we should ignore it on detect, rather than failing on save. I'll look into this.
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http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/21677/how-to-print-or-save-a-report-using-standalone/
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If you can reproduce the issue reliably, can you try the 3.0 branch XPI and see if it fixes it? You should make sure to install Zotero 3.0.3 manually when it comes out.
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Until we put out the next version, Firefox users can install the 3.0 branch build if they need RTF scan, but be sure to manually update to 3.0.3 when it's released.
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If you have a document or fraction of a document that consistently produces this error, send it to support@zotero.org and we'll take a look so we can fix this for future versions. For now, however, you can probably fix the document by following thes…
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There's an issue with RTF scan. It will be fixed in the next release.
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What error do you get during manual installation?
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alobo: Are you using the classic add citation dialog? The new dialog should show a progress bar immediately. I will see if I can reproduce this. bebber: That sounds like a completely different issue, but we need the full error message to help you. …
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Try disabling ZoteroQuickLook. If that doesn't help, read the link again, and make sure to follow the steps under Debug Output Logging as closely as possible. The output above looks like it's been cut off, and we'd prefer to have the debug ID instea…
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Can you create a debug ID?
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There are a bunch of other errors in that report, but no Zotero errors. Try generating another report ID immediately after re-triggering the error, either by restarting Firefox or by clicking the "Install Word Add-in" button in the Cite pane of the …
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If you haven't already, try removing PythonExt in the Add-ons Manager, restarting, and then installing again.