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Thanks for this data. I've been able to reproduce the error. Once I've figured out what triggers it and how to fix it, I'll post back. Frank
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I need to be able to reproduce this locally in order to work on it. Can you provide a description of the steps I should go through to trigger the failure?
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@anark: I'm sorry, mistook you for another correspondent. The feedback gadget is a separate plugin. Don't worry about it; it sounds like it's not the tool for the job. I saw something similar recently during development work on the processor -- cha…
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That certainly looks useful. Could you do the feedback gadget thing again? If the reference has already been saved once, all of the data should come through when you submit to the queue. (If an item is missing I may come back with a second request.)…
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This has been fixed now, I think. Export and import of Zotero RDF should include multilingual field content now, with the latest MLZ client.
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Just fixed the notes issue as well. The related items box was crashing when no related items were registered on the item, and that blocked notes from coming up. Please post again if you run into any more difficulties. Issues like this one (things t…
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Export and import of Zotero RDF with multilingual fields should be working in the latest release. I'll look into the notes issue very soon; thanks for reporting, I wasn't aware of this one. (Edit: note that while duplicate item merging should work…
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For export/import, multilingual data is exported correctly with Zotero RDF, but the code for import of multilingual metadata via RDF is missing -- I apparently set that work aside when patching in some big changes from the trunk a few months back. I…
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Everything seems to be there. Not sure what the problem could be, but as adamsmith noted earlier, the database should contain everything, in exactly the same form. It tried Zotero RDF export/import, and does fail as you describe, but seems to fail w…
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zotero.sqlite is a file in the folder, so it would carry across when you copied. You've done the right thing; I'll see if I can make it fail here.
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I'll try this locally then, to see if I can reproduce. To confirm, is my understanding right that: (1) you have multilingual fields showing in the old client, and (2) after copying the database (zotero.sqlite) to the new system, the multilingual fie…
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The nicknames can be changed freely; that won't affect access to the content. The MLZ client is now compatible with FF7. If you upgrade or reinstall, you should have access again on the old system.
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The data all renders okay in the test framework. The problem is probably either due to some difference in the Firefox Javascript processor (there are some of these, but they are very rare), or some issue in your Word environment that is triggered by…
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Thanks, got it. The gadget didn't save the data for one of the references. Could you do a Zotero RDF export of the Thévenot 2001 item, paste it to http://gist.github.com, save it as a public gist, and post the URL from the address bar back here? Wit…
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I've put up a new copy that may work better. It's also configured to auto-update, if the build works correctly.
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If you're up for a small experiment, try installing the feedback gadget, and see if you can capture one of the bad references to the CSL Test Submission group. That might provide a clue to where things are going awry.
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No problem; it's very good to hear that it's working.
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Forum Posts have Zotero item type forumPost, which maps to CSL item type webpage. In the style, those should be receiving the full date as the sort key as far as I can tell. I'll need sample data in order to check further.
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I've filed that pull request.
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Apparently for some types the full date should be included in the sort. anark gives an example above. It's not safe to just turn on full-date sorting for all items, since that would sort books by full date as well. I'll make what I think is the rig…
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The style code is still sorting on issued-year only in the bibliography (and in the citation itself). When that's changed, the processor will pick it up, and the sort will come out correctly. (I'll leave the actual change to others, since I don't kn…
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Glad to hear that it worked!
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Thanks for reporting this. There was a problem in the mapping of multilingual fields, which I've just fixed. If you update your client, the book title field should appear in citations now. If there were other fields that should have delivered multil…
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I can't think of any reason the processor itself would do this. Have you tried setting the local in Firefox to en-US, and run it against a small document that shows the problem? Possibly Word or the plugin are stumbling over something in the charact…
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If you paste the style code to http://gist.github.com/, save it as a public gist, and post the url from the address bar back here, I'll take a look.
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If you haven't yet, try validating the style: http://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles#validation (Oops, you've done that)
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It's coming from line 79 of your code -- the suffix="," added to the author macro.
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Agreed that "art." is essential for legal writing. Lately I've been wondering whether the UI might restrict the list of locators to a subset for each item type, with some sort of "...more" facility to access the rest. Another possibility would be …
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This is harder to implement than it may seem on the surface. I'll keep it in mind on the processor side, though.
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Ah, thanks for the report. Things went awry because the style declares collapse="citation-number" on cs:citation; a hard-wired comma was applied to handle cases like this correctly: (Smith 1990, 1995; Brown 2011) It's being too aggressive, and I…