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Ok. Thanks!
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OK. I checked, and it turns out my backup is from before I made these last changes. Darn. But I'm sure did I move these items to other folders, then synced and closed Zotero. Also, moving them took long enough for Zotero to have synchronized automat…
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Question 2 is the most urgent one. I would like to restore the library using my latest backup, but I'm wondering if the unwanted changes will be reapplied when I sync. In that case, is there some way I can overwrite the server data (I think that's t…
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@adamsmith
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I am a member of the above mentioned group and I am still experiencing the problems despite being the only person who now has access to the group library. All other members have now been uninvited/removed from the group (except the account that was …
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Ha, that was it! I have set "Accept third-party cookies" to Never in Firefox. So I added an exception for Scopus and now both types of import work (via Icon and via "Export"). Thanks a million!
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Yes I do. Export from search results downloads a RIS file. But if I press the Zotero icon while on a document details page it says "Saving to My library", but nothing more happens.
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1) Do you mean the front page url? It's https://www-scopus-com.ep.fjernadgang.kb.dk/home.uri (kb.dk is the website of The Royal Danish Library. I have access to Scopus via them.) 2) I was actually trying to export from the search results page. …
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@adamsmith Hi, have you had time to take a look?
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@adomasven This is the first time I am trying to import from Scopus. But Scopus' "export" function works fine for someone I know. The only difference I can think of is that he is using Zotero 4 and the old firefox add-on.
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@dstillman Aha, sorry. When trying to import via Scopus' "export" (or RIS export) function: D1799881101. When clicking Zotero Icon "Save to Zotero (Scopus)": D1241541471.
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@dstillman When clicking Zotero Icon "Save to Zotero (Scopus)": D783006873 When trying to import via Scopus' "export" (or RIS export) function: D323793651
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@dstillman I'm already using 5.0.17
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I just found out that right clicking on the Zotero icon and choosing "Save to Zotero (DOI)" works. I might have missed this before, because it takes a few seconds before the select-items box pops up. The disadvantage of choosing "Save to Zotero (DOI…
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@bwiernik @dstillman : Glad to hear that the API is still version 3. I installed Zotero version 5, but I still can't use the Zotero icon/button on Scopus (works fine on Pubmed). It is the same problem: when I click the icon it says "Saving to My Li…
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@bwiernik Ok, thanks. I suppose I will have to make do with that work-around. @dstillman I can't upgrade to Zotero 5, because the collection is being used for a website project that implements the Zotero API (v.3). I don't know much about these thi…
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@bwiernik : To be precise, when I click the Zotero button it says "Saving to My Library". But the item is not added to the library in Zotero. OK. When I try to open the RIS file it seems my text editor is the default program for opening RIS files.…
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Thanks. I might do either (use notes or "Call Number"). But if I do: - Can I somehow tell Zotero to not put call numbers in the "Call Number" field from now on when saving references to the library? Hmm.. :) I'm guessing the answer is no (I'm new t…