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I looked at the schema for unixref1.1 and the abbrev_title element can only show up in this spot in the hierarchy: ... (see https://data.crossref.org/reports/help/schema_doc/unixref1.1/unixref1.1.html )
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I don't know if this is it... but there seems to be a logic error in https://github.com/zotero/dataserver/blob/master/model/Cite.inc.php#L321 ... there's a continue; statement in a weird place, that seems to always block the rest of the foreach loo…
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Thanks for the quick reply - I agree that the formatting is fine for human readability. I tried to figure out why the Zotero API is returning a raw date string for "issued" fields with format=csljson, and I am stumped. The code at https://github…
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Though, to be honest I am accessing the Zotero data through the API and the main issue I'm having is that dates are being returned as "raw" string in a CSL-JSON export from Zotero, rather than the much easier-to-use date-parts array. If the export …
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The abbreviation is indeed there for many of the citations I'm looking at, e.g. for this DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.94.060411 The result returned from api.crossref.org has "abbrev_title" defined, but Zotero is still not including it in the "Journal Abbr…
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The journal abbreviation is provided for the Citeproc CSL (JSON) output format of the Crossref lookup (for DOIs), as "container-title-short" (when it is available). Is there any chance this information can be used for DOI imports through "Add item(…