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Yes, that's done it, thanks. Same behaviour as the other reports.
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Here's the JS console during the transaction. I don't know which of the search targets uses VeApps, but there is no activity after this point. http://i.imgur.com/KXPsiVK.png
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So amazon.co.jp does not seem to be working from inside Japan ...
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How long is "some time"? I've let it run for 10 minutes, with no result: http://i.imgur.com/SRndbK1.png Maybe the behaviour differs depending on the calling location? If the first download takes >600 seconds, I think it's reasonable for a u…
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Thanks for this news. I didn't know that there would be breakage in the plugin - sorry for the inconvenience. The solution will be to move from MLZ to Juris-M, since they have the same functionality, and I don't have time to maintain both. A manua…
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(Placing the locator label in that position looks like an odd choice, though. You might need to adjust the code there, depending on what the style calls for.)
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It was probably just me, responding to a user request. Won't happen again. The change is rolled back in a processor patch at propachi-vanilla-v1.1.6beta2.xpi (and propachi-upper-v1.1.8beta2.xpi for upper-casing the first word in subtitles). That wi…
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This is a bug in the processor's RTF markup configuration. It was triggered by setting the font style to "normal" in several locations within the style, which is unusual, but certainly not wrong. If you install this patch plugin, the problem should…
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@adamsmith: how would you like to proceed? Happy to act, but I don't want to be sure I'm putting in agreed changes.
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ali_send: Reading through the discussion, I see that one possible cause mentioned is a time mismatch among the machines involved in the sync. It would be good to check that, if you haven't done already. After that, a fresh debug ID would help Dan t…
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There we go. If you install 4.0.27m29, you should have a much better experience.
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Hold that thought - I've just succeeded in reproducing the error. It seems to trigger on an institutional Creator field that has a multilingual variant. This should be straightforward to fix now; should have it done within a few hours.
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No, that won't be necessary. We just need to find the record that is triggering the error. If you have a collection containing (roughly) the items in your article, and if it is not too large (not over 300 or 400 items, say), try selecting all of the…
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I've added a small screencast tutorial in the Abbreviations Filter to our screencast tutorials, as item #1.4: http://our.law.nagoya-u.ac.jp/howto/
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To tidy up jurisdictions (and other things), install the Abbreviation Filter from https://juris-m.github.io. I'll put up a screencast later today that illustrates how it's used. I've just released a fix for a bug reported in another thread. Automat…
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I haven't tried to reproduce the error, but the cause seemed clear. If you update (manually) from https://juris-m.github.io, it should be more well behaved. Let me know how you fare. (Automatic updates are not working yet with Juris-M; I'm working …
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Thanks for the report - I'll look at this immediately, and if the cause is not obvious, I'll be back for more info.
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Not yet. I'm afraid I'm locked in a race against time to reimplement the megabyte of patches that is MLZ against the upcoming Zotero 5.0 master. I'll be able to work on a doc after I have a version of the client ready for the switch to API sync.
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It sounds like the install went according to plan, but let's be sure. Check in gear menu -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Files and Folders, then "Show Data Directory". You should see if there is a "jurism.sqlite" file alongside "zotero.sqlit…
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A followup on the MLZ method: I can confirm that it works - we just got done applying it to seven theses in our faculty. It is currently a little quirky, though, so if you decide to try it, post back here and I can give you some pointers on its limi…
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Hmm. MLZ doesn't do anything special with item- or field-specific locale tags when rendering names, but I suppose it could do, if a full set of data were compiled. I can't promise to move on it soon, but I'll put it on the list.
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Ah, a couple of additional notes. Juris-M releases will not automatically update at present, because the update manifests are not signed. I will fix this when I get to it -- the tool that I use for this started to not work for some reason, and call…
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Sorry for the time it took me to get back to you on this. From the logs, it looks like code updates to MLZ did not reach that revision. Juris-M is up to date, so installing that from https://juris-m.github.io/downloads should clear the error for yo…
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That's a very nice idea. It will take awhile before I can get to it, but I've worked with auto-complete before, for the Jurisdiction and Court fields. The would certainly save a lot of time.
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That's the ones. Other-plugin files can be addressed from within JS by their chrome:// URLs (as mapped in the manifest of the plugin where they live). It looks like the Zotero_RTFScan() file is tangled up with some DOM operations, but I should be a…
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In the code at ... https://github.com/titaniumbones/zotxt/commit/29fea8f9c4aedb0264195964101698dd865c59fe ... in the browser, Zotero_RTFScan is a separate object in the window context, not a segment of the Zotero object ("z", in the plugin mapping…
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I haven't worked with the code, but if you can provide a link to the repo with the zotxt code involved, I can take a look (IIRC there is "zotxt" and "zotxt-emacs", not sure which is relevant). If by API you mean the API to the Zotero servers, you m…
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Conversion via the command line would certainly smooth out the workflow. Most of the scanner code should run fine as a node.js script, but the sticking point is some ID conversions that are needed to construct (or deconstruct) URIs embedded in live …
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Thanks! This is extremely useful to know.
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With the APA style, the placement of punctuation depends on the locale setting. The US English locale is set to place punctuation inside quotes, so (in terms of the expected behaviour based on the settings) this is actually correct.