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Done, see https://github.com/retorquere/zotero-better-bibtex/issues/1144 Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.
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Emiliano, I found another small bug with the BBT plugin. When the first word in the title field is in lower case letters, BBT capitalizes it during the exportation. However, if any letter other than the first one is capitalized, BBT keeps the same c…
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@rhearty1 Yes, I can confirm that all my attachments, including old ones, were sync to WebDAV when I switched to it.
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I meant exactly that, thanks a lot for the new release. This package and the BBT BibLaTeX plugin will both substantially speed up my work!
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Emiliano, the Atom package works great. The only thing I would add to is to add one more Citation Style which would output the plain bibliography tag. This would make life easier for people like me using \parencite and \cite instead of using natlib'…
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I will test it later and report back if something is broken, possibly in a new discussion (apologies for going off-topic). Thanks again.
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That's great, many thanks Emiliano. I also just came across your package for Atom which makes use of the BBT exporter, that sounds really handy as I do all my LaTeX work on Atom. I greatly appreciate it!
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Fantastic, that looks really good. Many thanks!
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Interesting, the BibTeX option does indeed exports it correctly while the BibLaTeX option doesn't. Do you know what other differences there might be between these two exporters?
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Just in case anyone else runs into this problem in the future, I wrote a little Python script to automatically correct this error, so all I need to do is run it once in the same directory as my bibliography.py every time I export and overwrite it vi…
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Thanks for all the info, really appreciate it.
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And just out of curiosity, does Zotero also sync the first 300 Mb of files in its own server or by using a WebDAV service Zotero will only keep the metadata?
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Perfect, thanks for the information. My metadata is far more important than the pdf themselves so I am glad to hear they are safely stored in Zotero's server and is accessible via this website. Thanks again!