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(If there are problems here that I have missed, they are not related to the CSL processor, so I'll bow out now.)
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It's not completely clear what you were doing, but if the entries for either or both of those items were deleted from the Zotero database, that would cause an error in any case. Ordinarily you should only delete entries that are no longer needed (in…
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The "toggle code" details that you posted earlier (but now seem to have been removed) show two citations in the document with the same title ("Using Learning Outcomes"). If both are showing up in the document, then everything is working correctly; Z…
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Zotero 2.1.10? The beta uses a more recent version of the CSL processor, but we've not seen this behavior in any version so far. I'm not sure it's relevant, but have you emptied trash since the delete? Also (the last question I can think of) which s…
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It's a bit odd to export everything and delete the content of the entire database (?), but that by itself should not cause exceptional problems (apart from destroying dynamic citation links in any documents created before the deletion operation).
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What OS, and what Zotero and Firefox versions are you using? Also, is this in an old document (from before the export and delete), or in a newly created document?
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It was late here when I wrote, I should have checked. It was in release 1.0.182, released June 24th of this year. Zotero 2.1.10 has citeproc 1.0.206, but the language variable isn't mapped, so it won't do anything.
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If you put "fr" in the Language field of your French entries, it should disable automatic capitalization.
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smalls caps that aren't actually even real small caps If this is a reference to the non-standard markup citeproc-js uses for small caps, I agree that it should recognize . That should be possible, as an alternative to the current shorthand markup. I…
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I've had one other report of a crash on a large document, so there may well be an issue here. The integration code in MLZ is not yet even with Zotero 3.0, we'll see if this irons out over the next weeks. Very good to know that you're back in busine…
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First let's check that it works in a new document. Working in a new document, are you able to visit the Document Preferences menu in Word? Two questions concerning the settings in the document: (1) Are the languages showing up in the bottom box; and…
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This is an interesting wrinkle. The language field is mapped, so if you enter "Norwegian" in the Language field, it should be possible to render it in a citation using a "language" variable (in the CSL). On the CSL side, language isn't yet a legal v…
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@weamon: I've read through your reactions to our solution for italics (and other in-field markup). Just a few comments by way of information: (1) The markup scheme grew out of work by a bioscientist who, like you, needed to mark up species names. H…
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Okay, I've filed a revised version of the processor that fixes this. The source of the sort failure appears to have been the inclusion of the "and" join in the names list when used as a sort key. The sort behavior should correct itself when the new …
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You're right, and I get the same result here, both in the citation and the bibliography. Thanks for pushing back. Looking into this now.
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If the macro prints only the year, then the sort key with macro= will only include the year. If it is set with variable=, the key will include all elements of the date. So yes.
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29) Installing a new version of a style should trigger reselection of the style in any document sessions that are open and using it. http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/20545/csl-style-error-reference-with-no-printed-form/ It's a small glitch that…
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In an existing document, a newly-installed version of the currently selected style will take effect when you switch to another style, then switch back. It's a little wrinkle that catches a lot of people; would be nice if Zotero could trigger reselec…
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With the APSA style and the latest processor, they come out in the correct order for me here.
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This has been fixed in a fresh release of the citeproc-js CSL processor. The fix will feed through in due course to any Zotero releases that adopt the new version (1.0.247).
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Just by way of info, the question mark means the word processor doesn't know how to render the character in the current font. The bug in the processor (which should now be fixed as adamsmith says) was caused by a bad encoding of the en-dash. It is p…
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Thanks for pointing this out. It will need to be fixed in the processor. I'll take a look.
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I've pushed a change to the repository version of the style that will fix this. It will take some time for the change to be reviewed and work its way into the repository, but meanwhile ... The problem is with this bit of code: …
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I don't think there is full documentation on name formatting yet, but the processor manual has this: http://gsl-nagoya-u.net/http/pub/citeproc-doc.html#suffix-ordinary What that distills down to in the Zotero UI is that the name should be entered …
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@seneca_tunde You are probably just seeing the effects of given name disambiguation, which is included in the version of the Harvard style that ships with Zotero. As the link Dan posted shows, the name "Harvard style" is applied to a large family of…
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Should be fixed now. No need to update the client or reinstall, just clicking the Update for translators should bring things right.
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Found the anomaly. Translators are stored in two locations: as files in the "translators" folder of the Zotero data directory, and a database entries in the Zotero SQL database. Some database entries are being cached with a null value for the "targe…
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Thanks for reporting this, Julia. There was no problem in my main library, but I've been able to reproduce the fault on a fresh install of MLZ. I'll investigate, and should have a fix up soon. Frank
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Done!
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The update channel seems to be in order now. Try updating the MLZ client, visiting the gear menu -> Preferences -> General, and clicking the button to update translators. Then try the Amazon reference again and see if we have better luck. The …