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Thanks @bwiernik, really appreciate you taking the time to look into this. I'll work around this using one of your suggestions. Given there's not many of them manually adjusting or ignoring them are both options. I'd rather not use a single autho…
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I'm due to submit my PhD thesis in about a week. I'd love to do this without having to manually identify and edit each instance where I'd like to suppress a title. Anyone able to help?
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As Adam mentioned, the first step to debugging this is to test to see if it's only Zotero fields and not other Word fields that cause this issue. As far as I can see no-one has yet confirmed that the problem is indeed confined to Zotero created fie…
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I think a plugin like this would be an excellent idea, particularly if it produced good quality OCR documents using an open solution. I work almost exclusively on linux and really lack a tool that produces a good quality OCR documents that are sear…
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One more try, anyone have any input into this? @bwiernik
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Given the document itself was created in Word for Mac and now you're editing on Word for Windows, its possible its something to do with the document itself. Have you tried copying the text (citations and all) into a new document to see if that res…
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I'm not sure you're able to do what you're after without manually editing the in-text citation to remove the 'n.d'. What about adding a suffix to each citation so they read (Schoepfer et al., n.d, in review A) and (Schoepfer et al., n.d, in review …
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Zerobin links expires and Hastebin seems to be up again so I've updated the links in my previous post. Anyone have and more ideas on this?
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Yes, using an author-date style you can absolutely cite both ways. You don't mention what style you're using, or if you've installed the Zotero plugin for your word processor. Once you've installed the Zotero plugin for your word processor you ca…
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Yep, Vienna Convention is in the title. It's a pretty simple record: title, publisher, date, url. Zotero RDF for it below: https://hastebin.com/evugafaxeb.xml Here's another example, this one has a few more fields, including contributor, but the…
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This is interesting, I've done some playing around recreating the style from scratch and testing each modification one by one. I've also played around with default styles and resetting LibreOffice to default (deleting ~/.config/libreoffice) to eli…
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Yes, I can. And have done. Thanks.
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Zotfile 4.2.7 (which appears to be the most recent). That said, a few reboots and some time later the issue seems to have resolved itself.
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Hi All, I'm having a little trouble with Zotfile, which has been working well. Now when I right click on a Zotero entry and choose Manage Attachments the first menu entry in each segment is 'Warning' and none of Zotfile's functions work. A searc…
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Thank-you all. I only just found this thread and it solved an annoying problem I had.
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Cheers Adam.
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Adam (or anyone else), I'm yet SVN running on my machine just yet but have just made some substantial changes to the UniSA style. Is it possible for someone to submit it to the SVN for me?
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Cheers Adam, I've just updated that file too (just to make things hard). I'll get onto SVN when I get some time to figure it out. Also, is there some more documentation on Zotero's implementation of CSL anywhere? I'm interested in knowing all the a…
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I'm sure it would be helpful for all the other UniSA students! Exactly. I'm a La Trobe student and our dept has just adopted the UniSA style. I've already been showing other students and staff the advantages of Zotero over Endnote et al. On the s…
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Actually, after having a bit of a look around this may be helpful.
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Thank you both for your input. I've utilised both your suggestions in different ways and both have been very useful. What is the "term" for the accessed bit? There is no defined term for accessed in the original file. I guess I could define one bu…
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Thanks for your discussion on this Dan and bdarcus. I too have been struggling with getting my head around the use of TinyMCE as an editor. After thinking though it from the HTML and CSS standpoint it all begins to make a lot more sense now. …
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Cheers Dan, it's certainly something I'd find handy. When I'm done with my current projects and have some time to breathe I'll have a poke around and see if I can get it behaving how I'd like it. Looking forward to seeing what you've come …
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@ Orest, As there is no support right now for OOo 3.0 on OS X I suggest installing the current version of Neo Office and the associated Zotero plugin. This has been my approach so that I can play with OOo 3.0 yet still have a package available…
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I too have noticed problems with Melbourne Uni, to the extent that I don't believe I've had a successful scrape of any sources. Interestingly enough, Zotero seems to like LaTrobe (http://www.lib.latrobe.edu.au/) which also seems to use innopac …