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Thanks for this report: this is a bug, and I'll look into it. However, you need to change the way you input your data. Use two-field mode (lastname, firstname) instead of single-field mode for authors who are people. The difference is meaningful, a…
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The character seems like a good candidate for a localization rule at some point in the future.
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Ah, rereading your note I see the point; you want to distinguish by language, and French conventions come naturally when entering content. We'll go that route then. I'll give it a little more thought, and if I come up with what looks like a happy s…
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Which style are you using when the error appears?
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If it's that strict within the French language doman, I think we can just do a find-and-replace on the rendered string output, the overhead of which would be very low, and would not affect other languages. That might produce duplicate spaces in some…
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In a French bibliography, there must be a non-breaking space before a semicolon ";" or a colon ":" or an exclamation mark "!" or a question mark "?".Does it apply to citations and footnote references also?
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At line 196, change variable="locator" to variable="page". @Gracile: The locator variable set on a label won't pluralize in the bibliography, it's specific to citations.
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Please post the style to http://gist.github.com/ as a public gist, and post the address returned in the address bar back here. Without indenting it's hard to read the style.
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Yes. Coming soon in the other thread. Er .. in this thread. Are there never exceptions in citations with a French locale -- all styles throughout France are consistent in this, even when citing works from the English or Russian language domains, sa…
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By golly you're right. Confirmed. I'll look into fixing this one.
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Great! Glad to hear it's working for you. Thanks for reporting.
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Yes, that's the problem. You need to set the quotes with quotes="true" instead of putting the literal characters into affixes to the title. If you use quotes="true", you'll find that it works exactly as you require -- the quotes were supplied by Gra…
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@Gracile,@l2lafitte, The quotes should flip-flop from double to single. The fact that they're not makes me suspect that they have been applied as literal affixes, rather than using the CSL quotes="true" attribute. If so, it's just a small misunders…
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Please upload a copy of your style as a public gist to http://gist.github.com/, and post the URL back here. I suspect what the problem with the quote marks is, but I'd like to check first to avoid causing confusion.
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Ah. Automated or semi-automated translation and transliteration are issues for the future. At this stage, we're concentrating on gracefully managing that data once it enters Zotero. In the short term, those details will often need to be entered by h…
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What problems have you encountered? I'm very interested in your feedback.
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Yes. I don't have Windows access, so Simon would be a better bet. Before going further though ...Zotero WinWord Integration 3.1b1... is that an outdated version of the plugin?
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ajlyon nails it. With track changes, a copy of your old fields is preserved inside the document as you edit. The plugin is then unable to correctly interpret the content. For the present, this is a limitation.
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So what does an orphaned "accessed" date refer to? (Bearing in mind that the original code relied on the fact that a nested group in which a nil value on the top-level element [the URL] would produce exactly the result achieved by a straight conditi…
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That's what everyone was complaining about, anyway.
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A semi-colon is what is specified in the CSL style file. The name is elided before the second citation in your example because the authors are identical; but it is not possible in CSL 1.0 to specify a different delimiter to use between collapsed cit…
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[content elided -- I mistook the gist of Bruce's comment on first reading] They could be denested, I suppose, but that would have required more typing. Actually, maybe I didn't misread. Are you suggesting that a choose statement isn't required?
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Done. All of the suspect files turned up by my pattern-matching guesswork have been fixed and checked into Zotero SVN. adamsmith knows the workflow for style changes, and can give an idea of when the updated files are likely to become available in …
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Ah, I see why that might happen. It's probably due to a bug, but check to see if any of the authors in the list are entered in single-field mode. If all are in two-field mode, the citation should come out correctly. If it still doesn't, post back an…
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However, I think that I have had other occasions of "not yet broken" or "shifted" files becoming "broken" files after I have been working with them for a while.If a copy of this document breaks under 2.1.4 or later with extensions disabled, let us k…
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"c" through "f" now done, on to the "g" list. This is getting faster as I dust of my sparse knowledge of Emacs configuration. I'll stop the chatter and just tear through the remainder. More news in a bit.
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That's the "b" list done now. Next up: "c" through "f".
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Yep. I've filed a note on the github tracker to let the team know what's coming down the pipeline. Done with the "a" group. I'll start in on the "b" group now.
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Does the shift occur when you run Zotero 2.1.4 against an original copy of the document with other extensions disabled? If so, that's something we need to address.
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In harvard1.csl, the following change will quash the "Accessed" note when the URL is empty. Old version: New (correct) version: …