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The data is definitely there, the reinstalled client just looked in the wrong place. Resyncing is the simplest way to recover, but if that's not possible, post back and we can walk you through the steps to find the local data.
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If you post specifics, though, I can take a look at the current style and see if it can be fixed up.
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The McGill style code hasn't been touched in a very long time, and much has changed in the meantime. Juris-M now implements country-specific legal citations in a jurisdiction-specific, modular fashion. I don't have time to build a style for Canada,…
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When it arrives, the word processor revamp will make a world of difference. Juris-M will also be able to take advantage of the upgrade.
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Oh. Oops. Meanwhile, the revised processor (which will handle the singleton correctly) is also up in Propachi.
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This was an interesting one, and took awhile to figure out. There is a bug in the processor, but I suspect that there was a bug in the style as well. In the cs:locale section of the style, the final term definition is: Technically that's a va…
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Fixed in 1.1.181, now out in Propachi vanilla.
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It should be indifferent to the intervening space. Is the style available online?
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Thanks for all this checking, everyone. The bug should be fixed in the latest Propachi plugins, and at processor release tag 1.1.180.
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(I'm on the road at the moment, but should be able to respond by the weekend. Sounds like maybe the processor should be a little more aggressive with the plural setting - will look forward to discussion.)
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It's a long-lurking processor issue. I'll try normalizing text case when sniffing for known particles, and see if it breaks other tests.
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Sorry for the delay in getting back. The Abbrevs Filter does not currently work with Zotero 5.0. A small change to the code of Zotero itself is needed to get it working. I will file a proposal for the change with the Zotero team, and we'll have to w…
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This should be fixed in version 1.1.177, which just went up. You can try it by installing one of the Propachi plugins, or wait until the next Zotero release that contains an upgrade to citeproc-js v1.1.177.
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To avoid further confusion, please wait until the full JM5 release is available, in about one more day.
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(If you no longer have Zotero installed, you can search for the data folder by searching your files for "zotero.sqlite.")
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Noted that imports didn't work for you. I will check this in the latest version, but export/import should be avoided as a means of migrating a library, since it will break any existing documents linked to it. If you wait for the main JM5 release, i…
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Okay, thanks! I can reproduce the fault now. We'll see what we can do to fix it.
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@dstillman: Makes sense. I've adjusted the processor build script so that the declaration is only included for testing, and removed from the releases.
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@dr_avk: A complete updated release of Juris-M and its browser connectors, based on Zotero 5.0, will be published soon. We have done multiple installs locally over Zotero databases, without any problems. I will post back to this thread when the rele…
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@0ndy: You can test the processor revision in 5.0.10, by downloading the plugin XPI and installing it manually from Tools/Add-ins, using the pulldown menu in the upper-right of the pane.
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Try installing one of the Propachi plugins, and see if that clears up the error. @dstillman: I've left 'use strict' in the source, but fixed an attempted assignment to an object that is not assignable in strict mode. If strict mode is left in force…
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(I could be wrong in that assumption. We'll know once I get the release bundled.)
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This should be a quick fix, sorry. That error can occur when the processor code is run with 'use strict'. The error does not occur when I run the test suite, and I thought it would be safe for production. That was obviously incorrect. I will remove …
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Should be back with you within the day. I'm working on some documentation for Zotero development this morning, but the calendar is clear today, and as far as I know, all of the pieces for the JM5 release are in good working order. Should just be a m…
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There seems to be a problem running the plugin in Zotero. I'm investigating, should have it working again in the next couple of days.
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I've tried to reproduce this, without success. I'll need a minimal set of item data and prefix/suffix settings that will reproduce it.
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Yes, all of the Unicode superscripted characters should be recognized.
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The macro code is the same for Zotero and Juris-M, so you probably wouldn't want to disable it.
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@bwiernik That's a new one to me. Would that disable the macro code inside Word?
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The advice is all good. It's fine to have Zotero and Juris-M installed on the same system. If they are synced to the same account, they can shared data, but only one should be activated at any one time. The Juris-M and Zotero browser plugins will sp…