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Okay. To get the effect you are after, I will need to make a modification to the citation processor. Juris-M does something similar to what you need with legislation -- treating multiple items with similar characteristics as a single entity for back…
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There isn't a complete solution, but I think we can get you something that is close and convenient. Which style are you using?
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You can run Zotero or Juris-M (one or the other). The word processor plugin is the same for both, so if you have that working in one, it will work in the other (which is why you should run one or the other, but not both at once -- so that you know w…
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If you close Zotero, start Juris-M, set your zotero.org ID and password in Juris-M sync (Preferences -> Sync, just as in Zotero), and then click the sync icon, your library contents should appear in Juris-M.
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Here is a thread that mentions a solution (removing [or for safety, renaming] a configuraiton directory used by LibreOffice): https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/70499/libreoffice-6-0-1-x64-no-zotero-toolbar-icons/p1
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Okay - let's back up one step. Is your Zotero library synced to zotero.org? (If you're not sure, then the answer would also be "no".) If your Zotero library is not synced, that will be the place to start. Close Juris-M, open Zotero, and then read a…
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I don't know anything about that particular anti-virus package, but if it's blocking the install, you would need to resolve that in order to proceed. Signing of the client will happen eventually, but not for a few more months.
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Yes, the client is unsigned currently, so you will have to signal that you trust it. If you are on a Mac, open the system control panel (the gear icon in the ribbon), and click on "Security & Privacy." Juris-M should be listed as an application …
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@VanyaVaidehi If Juris-M comes up with an empty library initially, just set it to sync to your existing account on zotero.org. It uses a separate database, your local Zotero data will not be affected. To lighten the sync, you might want to set attac…
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This probably isn't what you are looking for, but our staff publication pages are built using the Zotero API. The content is pulled periodically by a node.js build script, with a bit of middleware to unpack multilingual content from Juris-M records.
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Sorry, I don't have Better BibTeX installed. Best would be to post a question to BBT support.
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The discussion about it is in the Better BibTeX tracker, so it would be an option supplied by BBT.
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There is also a hotkey to reveal the tag selector. On Linux it's Ctrl-Shift-T. You can check the key combination via Preferences -> Advanced -> Shortcuts. (If the hotkey won't bring it up, it will be one for the developers.)
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If the tag selection is not showing in the client, you can reveal it by clicking at the bottom edge of the client pane below the left-side column.
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To be fair, CanLII does offer an API for cases and legislation. http://developer.canlii.org/docs/Cases Best of class is the CourtListener API: https://www.courtlistener.com/api/rest-info/ But there is a tendency in the field to be stingy about s…
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Too true.
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Does it work to have the account created outside of the national firewall, and provide the ID and password for use inside the well? (Not suggesting this would be satisfactory, but I'm curious about the contours of the barrier.)
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@zuphilip Here at Nagoya, it's still "LexisNexis Academic."
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(And if this service breaks, it's not on anyone involved in Zotero, as the pages are something of a monument to obfuscation.)
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I did take a look, and grew very sleepy trawling through their layers of framesets, inscrutable URLs and JS-triggered popups. They work very hard on opacity at Wexis - and @zuphilip will be better able to sort through the maze than I could.
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A few things to note as you move forward: When you sync the newly populated library to your account, you will get duplicates for any items that exist in both places. You should merge those items (rather than deleting one of the two). Merged items …
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Headed up to Uni soon, I can take a look at it today.
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Okay, this is fixed in citeproc-js tag 1.1.206. I had used actual en-dash and em-dash in a regular expression (to remove markup and punctuation from the string before title-casing). That worked in the earlier JS implementations, but for >reasons&…
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Sorry - I can replicate in Zotero, and in Juris-M. But I can't get it to fail when running the processor on its own, with any of those three JS engines. I'll have to do the debugging inside the Zotero or Juris-M client. It will be a little awkward a…
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@mghaz, @adamsmith What style produces that result for you?
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@adamsmith A straight processor test fixture with "Seyyid sibğatullah arvâsî" set as title and with a text-case="title" attribute renders the string as "Seyyid Sibğatullah Arvâsî". Same result with (rather dated) JS processors from webkit, mozilla, …
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@adamsmith took a look, was a small thing, pull request pending.
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Just checked. It normally doesn't attempt to parse numeric variables, but if the content contains no numbers, it will do so. (It's not good that treatment is irregular, but that's what it's doing currently.) That said, is there a reason why form="o…
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(oh dear, GitHub gists apparently now require login)
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Can you paste the style code to https://gist.github.com, save it as a "gist," and post the link back here?