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Here's a thought: have you uninstalled or disabled the Zotero Processor plugin? If not, disable it; it is not needed with MLZ, and unless it is upgraded as well, it will replace the (newer) processor in MLZ with the older version embedded in the pro…
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Here is what I get with that style and item: default-locale="lt": http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/9338/ltconfirm1.png default-locale="ru": http://img36.imageshack.us/img36/5937/ltconfirm2.png Both render the en-tagged item with English terms. …
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There will be documentation, and soon. I'm working on a book about MLZ, and multilingual layouts will be described there -- so I'm particularly keen to see that it's working correctly!
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In csledit.xul and in documents, I'm getting consistent and correct results for all combinations, including those with no default locale, and with default-locale="lt", and with general.useragent.locale set to "lt". Entries with no locale or an inva…
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@maras: Another MLZ fix just went up (m229). Here's what it's producing with local test data: http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/5932/multitest.png Hoping for good news, thanks for your patience. Despite the repeated glitches, we're getting close w…
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@maras: Good news, I have a failure. Citations are assigning the correct locale, but I can confirm the behaviour you describe in bibliographies. This gives me enough to investigate; you don't need to send style code and item exports. More soon ...
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@maras: I'll need the style code and item data for one specific failure. @rintze: Simon's validator looks very simple to explain and to use. I've forked the repo, but haven't yet recompiled the code with the MLZ schema.
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Again. you'll probably have better luck on zotero-dev.
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You're trying to use tVar and doc via closure in that construct, but they would not be available inside the FW.Scraper() function if it was cast in a context where they were not defined. Technical questions should probably go to the zotero-dev list.
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I haven't used the framework yet, so I can't provide a worked example. But it can save to an item variable segment, so if the variable you're trying to fetch is "publisher", you should be able to do something like: item.publisher = (magic incanta…
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That's a tough construct to parse. You could fetch A and fetch AB, and then chop the length of A from the front of AB.
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If you update, I think you'll get better results, again. The sequence of the cs:locale declarations doesn't matter. The sequence of cs:layout + xml:lang declarations should also now be irrelevant, with two exceptions: (1) the final layout should hav…
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Thanks for your work and feedback. It's useful to know that sequence can change things. According to the CSL specification it shouldn't matter, though, so this needs to be fixed in the processor. I should have a solution in a few hours. (Edit: the …
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With default-locale="ru", I do get bad output here, with Lithuanian terms in an English entry. This absolutely should not happen. I'll take a look. With luck you'll find it's fixed tomorrow morning.
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Yay, that's good to hear. The fallback locale can be a little tricky; if a style has no default-locale, the fallback used would (I think) be the Firefox locale, or (maybe) the one that shows in MLZ Preferences -> Languages next to "CSL:". I assum…
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Here's what I get with those references and the style I linked above: http://img805.imageshack.us/img805/816/mixedlocales.png That's all correct, I think. Be sure that the language attribute in the locale nodes is set with xml:lang=, and not with…
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Some of them adds Russian terms to Lithuanian references The only way I was able to reproduce this was by setting default-locale="ru" with an incomplete set of Lithuanian terms. In that case, Russian is used as a fallback, and some Russian terms sho…
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The style is throwing some English terms in the Lithuanian locale because the Lithuanian term set defined in the style is incomplete, and English is used as an ultimate fallback. Here is a version that includes all of your defined locale terms, whi…
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It definitely tests correctly here. It's late here, I'll be going to bed. If you can paste a style that fails for you, and data that fails with it (exported as Zotero RDF), I'll see if I can reproduce the behaviour you describe tomorrow morning.
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@maras: We owe you a round of applause. The Lithuanian terms in your style were not turning up due to a processor bug that caused locale nodes with specific xml:lang attributes to be masked in all styles, in both official Zotero and in MLZ. This mu…
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I'll be working on another task for a few hours, but I'll take a look. If you're using the latest version of MLZ (m224), you won't need the processor plugin; it already contains the latest processor version. One thing to confirm before I take a loo…
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It should be enough to paste the locale to http://gist.github.com, as you have done with your styles. For the multiple language layout issue, I did some testing and found that undefined locales (i.e. a locale defined inside the style, but absent fr…
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I looks like you're searching in the old Subversion repository. The current Zotero code is here. (Edit: I'm not an organismal biologist, I just wrote the code that implements in-field rich text in the citation formatter. Someone from the field, or …
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Sorry, I had missed that your first example also used a multilingual layout. That will indeed throw a validation error against the schema, but the locale attributes are the only error; the style is correct for MLZ. You are right that the Lithuanian…
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Here is my modification of Chicago manual style (full note) We can start with this one. An ordinary CSL style like this one can only output with one locale setting per document; all references will be rendered in the same locale. You can switch loc…
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@maras, I'll be happy to look at your style, and fix any problems that turn up in testing. Can you paste the code of your style to http://gist.github.com, save it as a public gist, and post the URL from the address bar back here?
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Sorry to hear that.
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http://www.zotero.org/support/kb/rich_text_bibliography Fifth hit from the top, using the search box on the zotero.org front page and searching for "italics title". First hit listed, using advanced search and selecting "Documentation".
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Another little wrinkle is that each Zotero item type is associated with a "primary" creator field (marked with a non-nil value in the third column of itemTypeCreatorTypes table). The "primary" creator field always maps to "author". So for audioRecor…
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Thanks, Simon (and sorry if that was a cause of confusion, lichoacademic).