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Yay! Missed my calling, should have gone into sales. :)
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In any case this is a bug that should be fixed, right? Is it possibly caused by composite diacritics?
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Disambiguation is based on the subsequent form, regardless of whether that form of the cite appears in the document or no. So it would kick in in both of those cases.
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Here is a thread with a happy ending that may help.
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@siv210 I wouldn't give up on Zotero. I run a variant of Zotero that is used by legal scholars. That's not a pitch -- you should stick with what you have if it's serving your needs. But I recently released a version that adopts the beta features, an…
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I just checked all of the repository styles that use disambiguate="true", and it looks like this would be safe. Only one (Leidraad voor juridische auteurs (Dutch)) makes use of the conditional inside cs:bibliography. It looks like the author was try…
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I have made a change to enable this, but we should step carefully, since there is a small chance that the change will affect the behavior of other styles. Here is a test that shows what goes in and what comes out. @adamsmith As you can see in the …
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This should be fixed now in the latest processor version (citeproc-js v1.1.185). You can test it by installing the Propachi plugin. Remove the plugin after the next Zotero update, since it will likely pull in the new processor version.
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Deal.
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@sdflewrit783 didn't ask a question about sustainability.
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@adamsmith, @Sreg I have found the spot that needs fixing for this. It's late here, so I'm going to down-tools for the evening, but I'll finish up the repair tomorrow.
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@tronghieu Do not create a new zotero.org ID. Use the same ID on both machines. When you set your tronghieu194 ID in Zotero 5.0 on the Mac, sync will populate it with the content of your online library. I assume that that is what you want to do. an…
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Apparently these characters are used in several languages. U+02bf transliterates Arabic ayn and also Hebrew ayin. U+02be transliterates Arabic hamza, Hebrew alef, and Armenian apostrophe. It would be good to first confirm the use cases for the other…
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@katrinleinweber I don't want to complicate your situation, so you'll want to step carefully with this, but depending on your requirements, you might want to look at a WordPress plugin with citation support (Academic Bloggers Toolkit).
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(After going through the steps above, if you decide to use Juris-M, install Juris-M 5.0 and set up sync in the normal way. Juris-M 5.0 will not interfere with the operation of Zotero, but you will have to sync the clients separately, and you should …
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@tronghieu194 By switching to Zotero, you will lose multilingual and extended legal field data. Assuming that you are okay with that, and assuming that your library has been synced, here is what to do: 1. Find your Zotero/Juris-M data folder, as ex…
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@sdflewrit783 If you don't trust my work, don't use my software. :)
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This is what Juris-M is intended for: https://juris-m.github.io/downloads
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Please tell staff at AustLII that they should give me (Frank Bennett) a shout. They may be willing to pitch in on this.
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I'm pretty sure that fix is in for this bug. If it hasn't healed in the latest Zotero beta, it will be fixed in the next.
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Zotero is meant to save time, so we'll see if we can make those extra steps unnecessary.
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Thanks, I'll take a look. That may be an edge case that we hadn't considered.
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Can you share the CSL file? (If I understand the requirement correctly, it should be possible to control this with a disambiguate="true" conditional.)
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Yep, I've been away for a bit too long, but I've been catching up for the last few days. Builds of the Juris-M clients are nearly ready, and I should get connectors for them done tomorrow.
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@jeffblock Is ibid failing for you everywhere, or only on the last cite in the document?
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There isn't a way to give limited access to our MyLibrary area. Groups are designed for collaboration, so that would be the way to go.
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I've seen this too, after merging the latest changes into Juris-M. The error occurs when the Zotero client is stopped and restarted, followed by an attempt to work with citations in the document. To get past the error, click on Document Preferences …
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As @adamsmith says. If the exact input shown in the pandoc test were fed to citeproc-js with the (pre-revision) style, it should produce the same result (i.e. with the comma before the closing quote).
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@coleman.donaldson Is this issue still blocking you?