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If you know SQL, the best way to figure out why it does not work is to simplify the SQL query to see what goes wrong. I would start by first dropping all conditions from the SQL statement echo 'SELECT idv1.value, idv2.value, i2.key, ia.path FROM …
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So you do get output with the command line sqlite, but not when run inside the perl script? One thing that comes to my mind is that the SQL query in the perl script might need to be terminated with ; on linux but not on mac. (I assume you are on li…
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Interesting. The script works for me. The best way to troubleshoot is to try running the SQL query outside the script and see what you get. Execute this in the folder where the Zotero database is located at. echo 'SELECT idv1.value, idv2.value, i…
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See this post and the tread in general http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/5301/3/zotero-plugin-to-rename-move-and-attach-your-pdfs-to-zotero-items/#Item_16
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I looked at this once and it is a non-trivial problem even if you are focusing on a single platform. You would need to to have separate code for each OS-email client combination to make this work because even within a single OS, there is no standard…
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It seems that the errors were caused by having citations in a footnote
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OK. I sent the document to support. Thanks for taking a look.
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1.1. version including support for Firefox 4 and Zotero 2.1 will be available shortly through Mozilla extensions directory.
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It would be nice if Zotero showed the position in the sync queue on client side. Also, have have you thought about having a small fee for faster sync? In other words, people would donate money that is used to buy more capacity from Amazon (Zotero se…
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I would like to know this as well. If this is not on the roadmap, I might try coding it myself during my spare time.
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Is there a programmer who is working on Opera compatibility and is stuck because he does not understand some part of Zotero code, or what makes this issue urgent? I am not affiliated with Zotero, but have done some coding for Firefox and been rea…
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Here is my take on the problem. This perl script creates a folder structure that contains links to the Zotero data directory to approriate files in the form of JournalName/Year/filename. If you take this script and schedule it to run daily, it curre…
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It would not be difficult to make Zotfile do this, but it would apply to only files imported by Zotfile. There is some discussion about this in the forums. Probably the best way to do this would be either a standalone script that reads Zotero data…
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I see that this has at least one key problem. If the Zotero item is not a web page and is not associated with an URL, what page would be loaded if I entered a reference in the bar? Personally I prefer to keep my bookmarks and my references separat…
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Thank you for testing and for the links. I will update the extension with unpacking and release a new beta soon.
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Can you post the contents of the following two folders inside your firefox profile. You can get the full path from the first command that you tested earlier. (E.g. use ls command in the terminanl) /Users/greg/.../extensions/ and /Users/greg/.../…
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Greg: To further troubleshoot your issue, can you evaluate the following to pieces of code with firefox. Steps to do this are 1) Choose Tools -> Error Console from the menu 2) Copy-paste the code to the text field labeled "code" on top of the E…
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Thanks. This was helpful. The problem that you are facing is not solved, but I know now more accurately where it is. Also it seems that the workaround that I coded for your problem seems to be working for you.
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Greg: please do post the debug output. Just launch firefox and paste all lines starting with ZoteroQuickLook. I just want to see how the fix worked.
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OK. A new version is available again with some more debug info. Greg: can you test this version and post what debug info you get when you launch firefox.
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No, this is not the error message. I checked that the bug that created the need for the perl script in ZoteroQuickLook has been fixed by Mozilla (see https://www.zotero.org/trac/ticket/957) What I will do is that I will eliminate the use of the pe…
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The reason that it does not work for you Greg is that the firefox plugin cannot for one reason or another determine the location of the perl script that is used to launch QuickLook. (The perl script is a workaround to a file name bug in Firefox) Th…
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There is now a new version in the same address www.tkk.fi/u/mronkko/zoteroquicklook.xpi Can you run this version with debug on and post all debug lines that start with ZoteroQuickLook You can start QuickLook by right clicking on any attachment and…
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Greg: You can set the debug level to 3 to reduce the amount of output. Here is a log from my copy of ZoteroQuickLook initializing. So you do not get the last line about the location of the perl script? Do you get any errors in Javascript error cons…
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Greg: I would need debug output from you to diagnose the issue. Can you switch debug mode on and do "Real-time debug output" described on this page: http://www.zotero.org/support/debug_output Just launch Firefox and post what you get.
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Once a couple of people confirm that this works with Zotero 2.1 and FF4, I will publish the update to Mozilla Extensions Directory.
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I am planning on releasing 1.1 version soon, and would like to have some testers. A development version of the add on is available at www.tkk.fi/u/mronkko/zoteroquicklook.xpi Changes: -Compatibility with Zotero 2.1beta and FF 4.0b7 -Moved some st…
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We are using the sync with a 11 people group library and many of us have multiple computers. The sync is pretty smart and this far we have not lost any data. It keeps track of what has changed and when.
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You can use the built-in synchronization feature. See http://www.zotero.org/support/sync
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This workaround works for me.