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Not sure of the revision history, but "page" and "page-first" are certainly in the right place in the schema, and have been implemented for the use of Zotero and tested. Deployment of the new processor is expected to start sometime early next year.
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Happy to report that the issues Bruce mentions were resolved by Rintze Zelle and Bruce a couple of months ago, and date localization will be included in CSL 1.0. The processor that supports it (written by yours truly) will probably start appearing…
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@adamsmith One thing we might consider for the future is building test suites for the major styles, using the machinery we've used to test the processor itself. The idea would be to work up a bundle of standard data items, and write a set of calls…
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When you edit or insert a citation in the wordprocessor, the popup box should have a tickbox somewhere for "Suppress author". You need to type the name of the author into the text directly, but the cite's inclusion in the bibliography and so forth …
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Always best to put code on the zotero-dev site. But to preserve indenting you can use a tag:Zotero.Utilities.processDocuments( uris, function(doc) { scrape(doc) }, function() { Zotero.done(); }, null );
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In the current CSL processor, there is no means of suppressing italics on the "v." alone. When the move to CSL 1.0 takes place, it will be possible to handle this with in-field markup. (In anticipation of comments that party roles should be identi…
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As far as I know, only in the new processor coming out next year. Here is the test for it.
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Also, the journal calls for collapsed page numbers (e.g. 284-7) but I don't think csl supports it?Like a lot of other things, this will be supported in the upcoming version of CSL, which should start appearing in Zotero sometime early next year. Bu…
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Getting synchronization nailed down solid has been the priority for Zotero 2.0, and it is still on the "old" CSL processor. The new kit will be included in version 2.1, which will probably start to surface sometime early next year. So a bit more w…
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I will contact Knowbrainer (www.knowbrainer.com), who has developed some terrific software to work with Dragon, provides great support, and gives their software away to disabled users (the main market for voice recognition is corporate). They might …
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There are still some rough edges around Google's legal service. While in the "Articles" area, citation data is being delivered in a format such as BibTeX (depending on your setting in Scholar Preferences), in the "Legal opinions and journals" area,…
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Here's a companion thread on this issue. Please post further comments on this issue there: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/10071/20b76-bug-fulscreen-mode-is-not-set-after-restart/
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This has been mentioned once before. Here's the thread: http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/9523/possible-fullscreen-bug/
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I think what rubs me the wrong way about these discussions is the lack of recognition that accessibility is a civil rights issue. When a software tool, especially one that is being adopted extremely quickly in the academic community, doesn't work wi…
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My suggestion above is to use a macro that renders the year explicitly as the sort key, rather than the raw variable. I don't know the internals of the current processor, but the intuition behind the suggestion is that because date variables are co…
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If you do: ... and then ... ... does that do better?
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I've created a group. It has an open sign-up policy for the present; feel free to join, we'll see where it goes.
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Mauricio: Very glad to see your note. Improved legal support in Zotero will begin with input into BIBO, a project to build an orderly abstract description of bibliographic data, on which Zotero relies. The BIBO project itself is driven by people w…
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Not specifically a comparison with EndNote, but I recently gave a presentation to the administrators of our central library. It went down pretty well, and I'm told they are exploring the possibility of running training sessions. The slideshow is i…
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If I'm grasping the use case right, dragging a picture into a note works here, with a trunk version (2.0b7.r5452) running in Linux on FF 3.6b3. The image in the note seems to just be a link to the original.
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I'm also biding my time, waiting for the finalization of 2.0 and the first green shoots of 2.1, for which I'm told multilingual support is planned.
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@ajlyon: I've been following the list traffic; well done, this is a very good result. I see that my "own" tag for ja-Latn-hepburn (and ja-Latn-hepburn-heploc) will now be deprecated (already!), but that is definitely the right way to go, if the al…
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@uptownsean: Like adamsmith, I do not speak for the CHNM. I would suggest, though, that it is maybe a little early to be raising legal threats at your end of the conversation. Zotero clearly aims to serve a wide audience, and has come a long dista…
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[bump] Anyone out there able to test this patch for openURL resolvers that require an sid in the query string? The issue comes up from time to time, and the very simple solution is waiting here for someone to pick it up and test it. Until someone …
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@Gracile, If I understand the "periodicity" factor correctly, it has come up a number of times before. [I, um, didn't understand correctly. Please disregard the comment below.] A search for "journal continuous" will turn up a bunch of discussi…
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Offhand, it looks like it should work to move your op. cit. text node up above the label node (immedately after the if node), and reverse the position of the comma. But if the idea is to explicitly enter the page number of the backreference (i.e. t…
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Ah. Nightly Tester Tools, that's a nice trick. I tried overriding version compatibility with the configuration described above (Firefox 3.6b3 and Zotero 2.0b7.5), and Open Office Integration 3.0a6.r5318. Firefox complains that it "could not load …
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@NoisyNarrowBand: the Open Office plugin works for you, with Firefox 3.6b3 and Zotero 2.0b7.5? It doesn't for me here. The plugin extension refuses to install, complaining it is not compatible with Firefox 3.6b3. Am I missing something?
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I can confirm (as the author of the new-version csl processor) that this won't be supported. Page-location sensitivity is extremely hard, and it's not currently on the agenda for CSL development.
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I get the same behavior here, on FF 3.6b3 and Zotero 2.0b7r5440 (trunk xpi).