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@denlinkd (and others who drive by): It is true that Jurism is pretty much a one-man show at the moment, and I understand why that may give pause. On the other hand, at the time the posts above were being written, I was immersed in research work fro…
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What version of Zotero do you have installed?
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I've tested and retested here, both in Juris-M (the successor to MLZ), and in the latest Zotero release. After ticking the box for subtitle capitalization in Propachi preferences, stopping and starting Zotero (not only closing the window, but quitti…
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@adamgblake: I just tested this, and it does work here, but not immediately after ticking the box. Stopping and starting Juris-M (or Zotero) after ticking the box for capitalization woke up the feature.
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Does it appear with a particular style, or with all styles?
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For my part, I received a proper scolding from enthusiastic users who were aghast that the tool might be afflicted with functionality that they themselves would not use. The developer who chimed in was more civil, and just indicated that they had a …
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If I understand the description correctly, the pattern in this test would work. It uses disambiguate="true" twice, once to force in the initials, and once to force in the "short form" of the title. In the Zotero citation processor, the disambiguate…
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Will look at this next week. We depend on it locally, so it will be fixed.
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The [Juris-M](https://juris-m.github.io/downloads) variant of Zotero (the end product of the work I mentioned in your old thread) is now in good working order, and it can do what you describe. If it is important enough for you to consider using the …
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Here is a list of styles that do that: Addiction Biology AIDS Ameghiniana Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas (note, Portuguese - Brazil) Austrian Legal (German - Austria) BMJ British Journal of Dermatology Clinical Oral Implants Research Euro…
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Hi @Tebatjo. I am the maintainer of Juris-M. I have been quiet in the project for several months, but the tool is healthy, I am now working on an update to be available within the next few weeks. A colleague at another university is working on impro…
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An alternative might be to allow exclusion or inclusion of specific libraries and collections on a per-document basis.
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We would need to have the full style file to say anything definite. Before that, though, have you validated the style? https://validator.citationstyles.org/
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I can't easily reproduce that in the test suite (I tried with the page and locator variables in a simple snippet of CSL). I'll need more detail.
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A citeproc-js version 1.1.216 release is now available for testing via the Propachi plugin. Highlights: * Fix bugs in name initialization (the issue covered in this thread) * Remove legacy e4x support. Processor is capable of string-parsing seriali…
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@adamsmith, Does Zotero still have an option to turn citation sorting on and off, and is it available in numeric styles?
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Not opposed! Just being picky.
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Updating via the API should work fine. There is a limit of 100 items per transaction, but transactions can be paged. You may need to do some coding for it, but the documentation is solid and the service is very stable. (The item limit isn't there ou…
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@adamsmith: Legislative citation forms vary depending on how the scheduling and legislative process is organized in each country. It would be hard to come up with a general macro in CSL without Myles-type modularity.
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I hit one further edge case when running the new code against the full test suite. It's a separate test from the ones above, but this is what the (correct) output looks like, with initialize-with="." and initialize="false": Doe, John J.J., Jane G.…
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Great! So here are the revised results for the fixtures that change with that adjustment: initialize-with="" initialize="true" ..[0] [Axford, ME] becomes [Axford, M] ..[1] [Behn, M.E] becomes [Behn, ME] ..[2] [Crosler, M E.] becomes [Crosler, ME] …
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Wasn't sure about those two either.
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Nearly finished! The forms discussed above will need to work correctly in the various parameter combinations that might be applied to them. The current output for the obvious configurations is shown below. If this all looks good, I'll push the new c…
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There are multi-character abbreviations in the wild (I've seen "Ts." in abbreviated Mongolian names, I think, and I believe I've seen "Ph." for "Phillip" out there). The [6] line shows input and output for one of those. As you say, line [5] is ambi…
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(@JoeDippert: actually to be fair to myself ... it's your call. Rintze's tool will extract the references quickly and simply. You would then need to re-link the items in your document individually. The Juris-M method above is more cumbersome, but wi…
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@JoeDippert: Use Rintze's tool instead of what I had written above!
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You can try this: 1. Close the document in your word processor. 2. On zotero.org (in a browser) log in and create a private group (of which you will be the owner). 3. Close Zotero. 4. Install Juris-M on your PC, from https://juris-m.github.io/downlo…
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... aaaand adding one more! The last in the list below is a form that I had covered in an earlier test, but I just discovered that the result of my effort to parse it was delivering erratic results. ..[0] [Axford, ME] becomes [Axford, M.] ..[1] [Be…
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If left out another possible case. ..[0] [Axford, ME] becomes [Axford, M.] ..[1] [Behn, M.E] becomes [Behn, M. E.] ..[2] [Crosler, M E.] becomes [Crosler, M. E.] ..[3] [Dimauro, John M.E.] becomes [Dimauro, J. M. E.] ..[4] [Evans, M E] becomes […
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Will results like this be good enough? ..[0] [Axford, ME] becomes [Axford, M.] ..[1] [Behn, M.E] becomes [Behn, M. E.] ..[2] [Crosler, M E.] becomes [Crosler, M. E.] ..[3] [Dimauro, John M.E.] becomes [Dimauro, J. M. E.] >>[4] [Evans, M E]…