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@stefan: I'm curious what you mean by "access" -- are you viewing your library only in the Zotero panel, or via the zotero.org website, or both? (What Dan says about entering your old ID and password and syncing is correct, of course, that's all you…
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True, the interface of a plugin may be more awkward than desired, but if the code for navigating to the target item can be built and tested without touching the Zotero and plugin internals, that would be a step forward, and adopting the code and tyi…
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chengiz5: If you're on a Unix-style system, redirect the output. If you're running applications in this way and you're not on a Unix-style system, you should be.
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In case anyone with an itch to see this functionality implemented has Javascript skills, it could be provided by a small companion Firefox plugin. As the documentation of Zotero's internals improves, I hope that we will see more small addons contrib…
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@Devin, Hang in there. I am happy to report that I have identified the bugs that have afflicted your document. I'm pretty confident that when the next Zotero release emerges, you will find the word processor plugin to be much more stable.
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Ah, and switching to another style as adamsmith suggests may also help clear things up.
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Aha. I've just succeeded in reproducing this. It strikes when: (1) You are using a style that uses disambiguate-add-givenname; and (2) Names are set to form="short" (of course) and have initialize-with; and (3) You have three author names in the do…
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I am using a custom style in order to disable the disambuiguity which kept adding author first initials seemingly at random despite no ambiguity internal to the document. Perhaps this is the source of the problem??Certainly the processor will not do…
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According to the CSL 1.0 specification, it's a global option, so you'd need to put it on the style element, rather than individual names.
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Splendid, thanks for preparing these. I'll be a little pressed for time over the next couple of days, but I'll get this done over the weekend. More soon ...
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It works fine on a system with the latest CSL processor version. I think you may be getting bitten here by a bug in the processor that was fixed several weeks ago, on April 16th. Let's wait and see whether this comes right for your with the next rel…
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@adamsmith: I think you're right. I just checked back through the changelogs, and Zotero 2.1.6 is running the 1.0.148 version of the processor, which doesn't include that fix. @cesium: Figure that this will be broken until the next release of Zoter…
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Let's take a closer look then. I'll need two items of information to run a trial here. Please paste the following (separately) on gist.github.com, saving each as a public gist, and post the URL from the address bar to each back here:A Zotero RDF exp…
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What were the exact steps you went through? If you copy the text into a new document, select your new version of the style, and click "Refresh", the et al. elements should be italicized automatically by the style. (The only exceptions would be any c…
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You may be encountering an issue raised in this thread: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/17242/update-to-20-update-document-style-no-longer-works-correctly-italics/
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Lots of interesting ideas here. :) A working solution can be provided by a completely separate Firefox plugin that slightly extends the Zotero document preferences popup (with a tab or button that calls up a list management interface), and provides…
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Here is the official support link for citeproc-hs issues in pandoc: http://code.google.com/p/citeproc-hs/issues/list (hat tip to Rintze Zelle)
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@reagle: From the other thread, it appears this is being tested with pandoc. That uses a different CSL processor (citeproc-hs -- the -hs for Haskell), which might have behave differently in small details from the processor used in Zotero (citeproc-j…
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You'll want to start with validation. There is some info here.
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Oh, sorry about that, ever the source of confusion. Carry on ...
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Great to hear it's come right. The support section of zotero.org has gotten a little cluttered, but a team is at work on reorganization, as we speak.
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Have you been through the steps for debugging broken documents?
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@clearly, Yep, it's fun to help. :) If you want to nudge work on the style along, I'm waiting for test data -- a Zotero RDF export of the items show in the style guide bibliography sample. Unless I've missed a message, I haven't received that yet. I…
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Bye.
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I don't know about originality, but it's a lot better than the tangled mess that's in there at the moment. Thanks! ... and after this brief non-commercial interruption, we now return to the regularly scheduled topic of this thread ...
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Nice! This is much more compact and transparent than the code currently used in the processor. With your permission ... ?
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Yep, sorry for flying off on tangents. Here's the code.
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I coded it up to run, but no dice, unfortunately. 25 = "z" 26 = "ba" 675 = "zz" 676 = "baa" As I remember from a science video I saw as a kid:Persian: "I've invented the zero!"European: "What?"Persian: "Oh, nothing, nothing ..."
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Regarding the "Collision Format" section, I'll just note that alphabetic suffixes for disambiguation are not as simple as they look at first, and you'd want to be careful with the algorithm before turning it loose on very large bodies of data, or fi…
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In CSL 1.0, the convention for including periods in terms has been reversed. Check your style code to see if there is a "strip-periods" attribute on the text elements that render the terms. If you find that attribute, then the periods will come thro…