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Citing by number and the ordering of items in the bibliography are separate decisions. Are you sure you don't want the bibliography sorted alphabetically? If you paste your style code to http://gist.github.com, save it as a public gist and post the…
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You can use JS regular expressions in a batch script. By tweaking the code, you should be able to confirm the listing of affected entries before running an actual edit. As Dan says, it's not a good idea to do mass deletes and RDF imports in a libra…
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'twas indeed a bug in the processor. It's now fixed (processor release 1.0.342). The revised processor will appear in Zotero in due course. @lafitte: If you need an immediate fix, you can install this plugin, and remove it when the next Zotero rele…
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No objections, it's valid CSL.
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This can certainly be done with current CSL. The code for optionally adding the date would look something like this:
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http://www.zotero.org/support/word_processor_plugin_troubleshooting#could_not_create_java_implementation_loader
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Yes, it was just a rough thing that changed some of the punctuation in Chicago, if I remember correctly. Japan still seems to follow a traditional model in which citation conventions are embedded in the editorial culture of particular publishers; I'…
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There is not yet a full-featured Japanese style, but you can certainly create one. The syntax for mixing styles for separate languages in the extended version of CSL recognized by MLZ is here.
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True.
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You can edit Zotero references directly in the word processor now, so the limitations of the edit/preview window are less of an issue.
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It would go something like this. Be sure to read through the Step-by-Step guide that I linked to above. It explains how to validate a modified style, which would catch the errors you've been seeing, and provide guidance on how to fix them. …
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Yay. Another success story for the RUF (Random Uninformed Feedback) support process, which I just invented. :)
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If you select all of the items in the folder and export them as Zotero RDF with the "files" option ticked, I think you'll get a folder with a "files" subfolder, in which each PDF will be in a subfolder of its own. Not perfect, but at least that gets…
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I checked the log files for the style, and it has been set up to handle sorting and numbering in this way since the advent of the current repository on GitHub. (As an aside on a separate issue, testing with the style turned up a small bug in the pr…
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Looking at the APS style, it's designed to work that way. The bibliography is sorted by author, then by date. The bibliography entries are numbered in sequence, and the sequence numbers are used for referencing in the text of the document. The APS …
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No worries. It's a simple fix, and asking questions is the right thing to do. The Step-by-Step guide has a link to the Zotero repository. Find the style in the repository, and download it by clicking on the link (not the [install] link, the other o…
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@dmichon: If your only modification to Chicago was to change the terminal punctuation on the citation, everything is working as expected. Here's a recap. In older versions of the processor, everything that you entered in the locator field was passe…
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This is a custom style? I don't see it in the repository.
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Ah, quite right. I hadn't spotted the grouping issue, sorry. A slightly simpler (but less transparent) way to prevent the ibid term from being swallowed would be: (The reason being that a term is suppressed within a group only if anot…
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Yes, we must be looking at different versions; that's the line I was looking at.
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@aurimas: It looks like the new RDF.js may be missing an element identifier. At line 305 of the current file, adding n.z+"itemType" to the list of identifers at that line gets attachment imports working for me here.
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@cadudesun: Just to confirm, this is with official Zotero, not with MLZ?
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@staniko: It looks like HWR Berlin will throw an empty cite for the first reference if the item has no author, editor, translator, or year. I guess the first question would be whether you are sure that the details for the item are correct. If the an…
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@aurimas: IMO the auto capitalization should only happen if all letters in the word are lower case. (i.e. word.toLowerCase() === word)It turns out that text-case="title" already has this restriction coded into it. Should the constraint be extended t…
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@heidib: The eventual solution to this will probably involve using ORCID data to Zotero or to the citation processor. I don't know of any plans short of such a move.
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IMO the auto capitalization should only happen if all letters in the word are lower case. (i.e. word.toLowerCase() === word)That's a good thought. I've taken care of the lowercasing issue already, I'll add this catch in the next release. (Edit: Che…
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This sounds like something that shouldn't happen. Would any damage be done if the processor simply didn't touch letters that are already in uppercase?
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@user1234: I can't reproduce this. I tried entering a misspelled creator, selecting another item, then returning to the item and correcting the spelling. When I create another item after that, the misspelled entry is no longer in the autocomplete li…
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@dionne: Please read through the citation guide again. You say: (Fikret Berkes, M. K. Berkes, and Fast 2007) [ it is supposed to be (Berkes et al., 2007)] On a quick check under the link you provided I found this: When a work has three, four or five…
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This is the first report of an issue like this. I'll send you a private message. Once we've figured out where the problem lies we can report back here.