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I've put up a fresh copy (version 0.6) that postpones the call to Zotero to a point where it might work a bit better on various systems. I haven't tested under FF 3.6 yet, but it's worth a try.
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I should maybe add that I'm just a user like yourself, not a member of the core team.
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If you have something in mind, you can report it here. You'd need to describe the issue, though.
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Clicked around a little on a colleague's Windows machine with FF 3.6.17 this afternoon, and got the same failure as Gracile maybe. The error is actually thrown by Zotero itself, not the plugin code. Comparing what I've ended up doing in the loader w…
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That's very good to know. Thanks for reporting back.
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Can you run the same tests with the branch XPI? There have been some changes to the code behind the match attributes since Zotero 2.1.6 was released, and I'd like to be sure the is an issue before building further tests and digging into the processo…
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It should be out in a few days. If you want to take an advance look, you can install the branch XPI. Back up data and documents before installing, and be sure to install 2.1.7 manually when it comes out, to avoid receiving sometimes-unstable develop…
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Have put up a version 0.5. The only new thing is to disable the global context menu operations when trash is selected. I don't contemplate any further features (although forks and spinoffs are certainly welcome).
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(1) Seems to work for me here, searching for author "Derby" and using multiple download (the folder icon). (2) & (3) don't show a download icon.
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It works fine in the latest version of the processor. I'd just wait until 2.1.7 comes out (which does contain a number of fixes affecting italics et cetera), and see if that doesn't fix it.
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That macro (the first version you list) works fine in the processor. Omitting either "accessed" or "URL" in the input yields no output.
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@Lubos, the issue raised in this thread (by the second poster) was resolved, and found to be due to an error in the style file, not the processor. Your style (like all styles straight off of the repository) does validate, so this is a separate issue…
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@kithairon: Yes. The only way that error can come out of the plugin is if it misparses the version string, which it pulls out of appInfo at startup (see the file history.js in the source). It should be logging that string (search for ZoteroItemHisto…
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I've just pushed a fresh version (0.4), with support for temporarily "anchoring" browsing history to a particular collection, saved search or group. On both the startup problems with FF5, and the problems with the 2.1 branch XPI, all combinations r…
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Forgive me if this question is unnecessary, but what exactly do you mean by "translation on google book"? You are not by any chance referring to translation between languages (Arabic -> English / English-> Arabic)?
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What do you find difficult?
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There are changes in the upcoming 2.1.7 release that look likely to fix this for you.
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I've relaxed the version restriction, and smartened up detection of the FF version. It should work now.
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The Zotero Item History plugin provides a framework that could be used to implement a notes management extension to Zotero. I don't need such a facility myself, but the code is available, if anyone wants to fork it or extend it in that direction.
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Try now. There was likely a problem acquiring the correct pathname on Windows machines and the Mac.
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The issues raised here all seem to have been fixed in the current processor, with the small exception of prepositions following a period, which for the time being will not be addressed. Edited to correct a recommendation that was in error. As adams…
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So that's what that little lock icon means. :) Thanks for catching that. It should be public now.
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You'll have to contact the user who put the reference online -- the Zotero project is custodian of the collections, but does not curate them.
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For anyone interested, I've put the source code of the plugin online at BitBucket.
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Great! I too am finding this useful here, although my collections are still comparatively small. Enjoy! (And thanks all around for the patient feedback during debugging.)
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Try now. I found the source of the error in your log (and was suffering from it myself, it turns out). I've also implemented upward cascading (so items clicked upon in subordinate collections will be recorded on the lists of their parents as well). …
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Yay. In testing my fanciful collection-highlight extension, I'm getting the same error shown in your trace ("item.inCollection() is not a function"). We're near the end of this little journey.
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It's failing to find a Zotero item. I can make it fail past that, but it should not happen; possibly an earlier attempt with a bad client pushed some bad data into the list. Try clearing the list (right-click on the house, select "Clear collection h…
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I should have mentioned that recursiveCollections shouldn't make any difference either way. I had it turned on the whole time I was writing the code for this.
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I've just put up a fresh copy with some changes that should improve things. This new copy will also dump a little more debugging output, to help us hone in on the source of the button activation failures.