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@bdarcus, Yes, that's actually embedded in citeproc-js itself. It would take some work in the plugins and in the UI to hook it up. @mccorkell: The idea would be to do a rough sort of the bibliography that pretty much clusters the material in each o…
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True, and this hasn't yet been used in the wild. But I think that alternative forms for other types will fall into place naturally. The one thing that we might fall down on is fallbacks -- disambiguate="true" is a one-shot deal within the scope of a…
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@adamsmith: Yes, the conditional should work in 2.1. @peter.park.nelson: If you can provide an example citation that shows how the edition should appear in subsequent citations where it is required, we may be able to extend the style to handle thi…
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I should have added that I am not one of the core developers; that really was just a guess. But 2.1.6 should be coming soon.
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In Zotero 2.1.6, the behavior of Zotero 2.0 will be restored.
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The create item from page icon doesn't appear it tab mode, but it should appear when the Zotero window is minimized (so that it can be displayed over the top of the page). Is that not the case?
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Yes, the code is fine; the error was entirely due to the processor bug. The "undefined" string should never appear in processor output, unless it's an actual string provided by the style or the items being rendered.
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Found it. Thanks to Simon for confirming; I needed a little push to get past a stupid mistake I was making in testing. I've found the error in the code (which was also a simple mistake). This will be fixed in the next release. @Primate Kin Selectio…
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I remember writing that, but qualified by "but that's just a guess". I'm not a developer, just another user; Simon or Dan know the real picture, but there is no hostage to fortune in the mix; they haven't given any indication yet.
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The recipient variable should be available in citations when 2.1.6 is released: https://www.zotero.org/trac/ticket/1810#comment:2
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@hadzi, Not sure why restoring to 2.0 has to be a higher priority than going through a simpler set of steps to back up your data and at least give the trunk plugin a try. In either case you will presumably be preserving regular backups, particularly…
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Interesting thought. I'll try with alternative locales. (Edit: No joy, still works like a charm.)
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I'll keep looking at this. There must be some difference between our systems or test data that I've not hit yet. (The other delimiters issue will be solved in 2.1.6.) Let's give this issue some time. If anyone comes across this thread, it would be …
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You can check the version of Zotero you have installed with gear menu -> About Zotero. If you're using an older version, install Zotero 2.1.5 from zotero.org as a first step, and see if that helps.
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Haven't tested, but it looks like "type" is available to the processor (it's used for conditionals like ), so it should be possible to sort on it. However ... There is no "type" variable in CSL 1.0, so it would not be valid CSL, and the style code …
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You would want to proceed with caution, but if you're willing to set up a separate Firefox profile with a second copy of your database, you could give the duplicates detection system in the multilingual version a try. It's been used successfully by …
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It works fine here with Firefox 3.6 as well, so you can leave Firefox alone. The difference between us seems to be in the plugin (Word versus Open Office). Just to be sure, can you post a copy of your full style on http://gist.github.com/ as a publi…
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There shouldn't be a difference with Firefox 3.6, but I have it installed here, and will give it a try. Just a sec.
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This is a bit simpler, and seems to work here: The block element gives you a definite "hard return" for each block. If you want the text indented under the heading, you can set hanging-in…
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Ah, there was one other thing I noticed. Save the file with all lowercase characters and no space in the filename, like "molecular-ecology.csl". Uppercase and non-ascii characters are not allowed in style filenames, and the installation itself may h…
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To all and sundry: it would also be good to know if the style works elsewhere. (If anyone listening in can give the file linked above a try ... with two entries with identical authors, does it render correctly, or does "undefined" appear in the out…
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Have you tried switching away from the style and then switching back? Sorry if that's an obvious question, but the style works fine here, so I'm looking for reasons. Also (another obvious question, sorry) can you check again, just to be sure, in gea…
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There was a syntax error in the file, which probably caused the bad output. The year-suffix-delimiter attribute is not valid in CSL 0.8.1, so converting the file to CSL 1.0 (which Zotero 2.1 does internally) would have either left the option behind …
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The bug has been fixed as far as I know; Olaf's example is used as test code for the fix, and the test passes. If you would like one of us to take a look at your code, please post it to http://gist.github.com/ as a public gist, and post the URL from…
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@erazlogo, You've probably seen the traffic already, but just in case: That function needs to use a choose element with if variable="locator", rather than a group. The implicit conditional in a group is now satisfied (i.e. evaluates true and renders…
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Commas will be used for the comma joins in your example; you won't need to change anything in your style.
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This is caused by a bug in the processor, and there is almost certainly no problem with your style. The bug will be fixed in the next release of Zotero (2.1.6).
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If you can wait a day or so, your best bet would be to install the Zotero branch XPI when version 1.0.147 of the citeproc-js is merged to the branch. You can watch for news of that here. You'll want to switch back to 2.1.6 when it is released, so th…
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I've checked in a fresh version of the processor that hard-codes a comma between cites by the same author. The revised processor should appear in the next release of Zotero (2.1.6) when it appears.
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This will be fixed soon in an upcoming processor upgrade. With the upgrade, a comma will be used as the separator between cites by the same author, producing the result in your example. There is no option in CSL to control this delimiter at present,…