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The style requires year-suffix disambiguation, but does not apply year-suffix to "no date" entries. That shouldn't be a problem, but if there is a processor hang, year-suffix disambiguation would be my first suspect. In the "year-date" macro, try a…
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No problem. It will be a nice feature when it arrives.
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Okay, I tried the code you suggest, and it fails to set the link wrapper. Again, someone who knows the RTF specification will know whether this will work in the first place, and if so what can be done to get it working. I understand your impatience…
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Is that based on something in the specification? On the face of it, I don't see how removing the internal braces would make a difference.
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Unfortunately the code under that link does not seem to work correctly in the word processor plugins, at least with LibreOffice. I've kept the code in a comment for reference, so that someone who knows more about RTF and the word processors can take…
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Thanks for the Stackflow link. As for when to toggle on linking, I overspoke: how and when to invoke the facility is up to the core developers, full stop.
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This has been implemented in the citeproc-js CSL processor. The option is turned off by default, but it can be woken up quite easily. At the moment, there is only code in place for links in HTML output. If someone can post an example of what a link …
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It might be enough to control the appearance of the first \line, if I'm reading things correctly. It looks like the only linebreaks inserted into RTF output by citeproc-js or Zotero are in this function, so tracking whether it was the last-issued ou…
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Sounds good. Shall I make it: "@display/block":"\\line{}%%STRING%%\\line\r\n", to avoid corruption by the trailing string characters?
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I may be off base with this response, but here goes. I think that "Copy to Clipboard" uses QuickCopy internally, and that QuickCopy generates HTML in citeproc-js, which is then converted (whether by the OS, by the word processor or by Zotero, I'm no…
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I may not be understanding the suggestion correctly, but wouldn't that be intrusive when attempting to use Ctl-click to selectively cherry-pick a scattered set of references?
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The processor is now fixed as well. If similar constructs are lurking in other styles, you won't need to worry about them. I spotted another potential problem while working through the fix -- full-form nested names weren't properly overriding label …
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The cs:label in contributors should also probably be changed to plain "short". In the locales, it looks like verb-short on creators has been used to provide the short form without pluralisation (which seems like an abuse of the semantics, but that'…
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This is due to some unnecessary logic in the style. The processor should be able to handle it, but it would probably be a good idea to tidy up the style anyway. The fault is due to this construct: …
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It appears that we'll have to start over from scratch, unfortunately. There are some murmurings about possible inclusion of Zotero in undergrad writing instruction in my university here in Japan. If that goes forward, I'll be preparing an NDL transl…
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As a first step, set "fa" as the value in the Language field after installing MLZ. That should switch the item fields to RTL mode, for that item only. As far as I know, the remaining issues concern citation output only.
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MLZ should serve your requirements, as Gracile notes. There appear to be some unresolved issues in generating RTL citations in a document that is primarily LTR (and vice-versa), raised recently in an inconclusive thread: http://forums.zotero.org/…
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... certainly. I just thought I'd mention the possibility.
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Where op. cit is used, the potential for reader frustration could be reduced by triggering it on position="near-note", to assure that the full citation is somewhere within reach.
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As indicated above, the bug reported in this thread was fixed six months ago. The fix has been incorporated into Zotero 3.0.8, which uses processor version 1.0.353. The first thing to check would be your Zotero version number. If you are not using …
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Please don't get rid of the right-click transform case option.The thought with which this thread began was to (possibly) eliminate the Title Case transform, but keep the Sentence Case option. The reasoning behind the suggestion was that, as you say,…
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For a one-off, it seems like a simple Word macro or find-and-replace should work -- just remove the hard returns in that zone ... ?
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Can you tell more about the use case? I'm curious about where this would be used.
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Yay, that's great. Your bug reports and suggestions are invaluable. I implemented the multilingual layout feature because I could see it would be useful down the road, but feedback from production use was needed to work out the details. We've come …
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I've tightened the conditions for pluralisation. When the next upgrade of Zotero comes out, the locator variable should also be safe for this content.
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This is now possible using MLZ (linked by Gracile above). In multi-lingual layouts, the "accessed" date variable (only) will now always be rendered in the default locale, even where the locale is temporarily shifted to the language of the target sou…
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@maras: If you update MLZ, you should start getting the accessed date in the default locale for all items. This change will affect only multi-lingual layouts, as ordinary CSL styles render all terms in the default locale anyway. (Edit: the "access…
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You can try an updated version of the processor that attempts to fix this, by installing this plugin, the sole effect of which is to swap in the latest version of the CSL processor. Be sure the remove the plugin to allow normal updates to take effec…
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Hmm. The manuscript type does not seem to have a volume field, so it must be entered in some other form. We'll need to see your input data. Please export the time as Zotero RDF, paste the exported content to http://gist.github.com, and post the URL …
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We'll need to know what style you're using.