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I saw this once in a Juris-M build, a week or so ago. I scratched my head, unselected the columns to get back to just title, and everything worked.
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A note of what the error messages looked like might be useful information, even if nothing can be done for this case.
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Life comes at us fast. Just a closing note to say that the CSL editor, and pretty much everything else in 5.0, is running like a charm.
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Just a drive-by query here. Do you have any pending items in Track Changes?
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A anecdotal data point on the speed issue. A colleague who works on a Mac with thesis-length documents recently mentioned that when he set up Parallels and installed Windows 10 on the Mac, the performance of Word + Zotero in the virtual Windows env…
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Happy to check further, or provide info on the capabilities of the processor. Sample data would be very helpful to clarify the requirements.
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@gfcolombo Exactly as @adamsmith says. Possibly you had installed a copy of MLZ much earlier, when it modified the Zotero database directly. To run Zotero on the system, locate your Zotero data directory, following advice here: https://www.zotero.…
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A follow-up question first, to pin down what we mean by enforcing the page format. Does it mean validation? The CSL processor in Zotero doesn't restrict the content of ordinary fields, although it tries to do the best I can with what it receives. …
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What operating system are you on, and what are your versions of the OS, LibreOffice, and Zotero?
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It issues that warning, but if you have selected the Zotero-Old directory, you are good to click OK there.
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That was fixed some hours ago, but you are very welcome.
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@dposthum Does your document have anything in Track Changes? If so, try accepting all changes, and see if that clears it up.
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Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the merely good. :-)
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I have heard back from our Juris-M user that experienced the Word crash. A copy of the document is not available, unfortunately, but I do have a bit of news. The issue was connected to Track Changes in the document. After accepting changes, the docu…
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With a well-configured backup system, you could retrieve the copy with the live references. I'm not meaning to bicker here; but a backup routine is a good-housekeeping policy with its own benefits, and would give you a simple way to move references…
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If it doesn't involve a huge number of references, you could also just drag those in as static text.
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@dstillman, @adomasven A Juris-M user has reported the same error. I'm trying to get a sample from there too.
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To move references from one document to another, you can just copy and paste. If the field codes for a citation are included in the paste, that gets you its references.
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(References in Zotero do have a unique id number, it's just not exposed on the surface because that would be unnecessary and confusing.)
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@marc01 We'll see how things go.
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RTF Scan does that. ODF Scan produces dynamic fields.
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Oh! Will try that, and push later, after I'm properly awake.
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Many thanks - I'll take a look in the next few days. May come back for advice on the wait condition,, that sounds very much like it may be the problem.
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Good to hear. Remember that if you edit a citation manually, it will not automatically update. It is best to let Zotero handle citations until the very last stage before submission.
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The snapshot is a snapshot of the page you are looking at when you click the icon, together with its dependencies (graphics, CSS styling etc).
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"Harvard" is a loose family of styles, so there are quite a few of them. It looks like eighty-seven of them use year-suffix. If you run a search for "harvard" on https://zotero.org/styles, you should be able to choose any one of these that suits the…
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That's the way I run also, so that wouldn't explain it.
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The "a", "b", "c" suffixes ("year-suffix" in bibo jargon) are added automatically in both citations and bibliography if the style requires them. Not all styles require them: just choose a style that makes use of them. The correspondence between, say…
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Title-case capitalization (English-style, with non-prepositions capitalized everywhere) is controlled by two settings: (1) The locale set in Document Preferences (in the document, not in Zotero); and (2) The value in the Language field. In Chicago…
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Is your production instance running against a data directory in the default location? Maybe default/custom is significant.