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If a fresh test document works correctly, it sounds like this is caused by document corruption. Try going through the steps for debugging broken documents, and let us know what you find.
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Do you have similar problems in a newly created document?
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The patch plugin now has a refactored version of the title case function. Give it a try, feedback very welcome.
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No need for the items: Dan is right, we just need to focus on the failure itself. Nothing will sync to Machine B until we sort that out. Will write by mail soon.
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It's not pretty, but this is what the processor will recognize: The title word in lowercase Here are some test fixtures: CapitalizeAll CapitalizeFirst CapitalizeFirstWithDecor Lowercase SentenceCapitalization TitleCapitalization
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Thanks for pointing this out. I'll be working on a new processor function for text-case="title" soon.
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If the button is concealed somehow, just press the Enter key to select the style. You can use either "MLZ McGill Guide" or "McGill Guide", it should insert the bibliography with either. It's recommended to use MLZ styles with MLZ where possible, bu…
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(Ah. MLZ 4.0m400 has the new processor version, so it likely does fix the problem. Do check with the patch plugin though, to be sure Zotero is happy with it as well.)
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I hit this same error myself recently. The error is caused by a poorly-written function in citeproc-js hitting stricter constraints in the Firefox 24 JavaScript engine. I've rewritten that function, and it's working with the style that was failing …
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To use a connector with MLZ, you need to enable the the "httpServer". Instructions are here: http://www.zotero.org/support/kb/httpserver_enabled
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I was curious about this. Using a macro to fix up the formatting after the fact is probably your best bet for the present.
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This would take a significant amount of work. The ALWD Manual is pretty complex (the guide is over 600 pages long, if I recall correctly). For best results it should probably be done in the extended version of CSL used in MLZ rather than standard Zo…
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Can you export and post this item to a gist (http://gist.github.com)? It would be good to know if it fails to sync in standard Zotero.
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Here is a diff of the changes. Some aspects of merging are style dependent, but a difference in Short Title (or Jurisdiction, which I'll fix up when I have time to build a test for it) should block merging in any style. The items that are removed a…
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The difference in Short Title should prevent merging. This works in the MLZ family of styles (including the New Zealand Style, which is close to AGLC). There was a problem in the processor, which I've fixed in a fresh release of MLZ, and I've also f…
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I'll need to take a look at the specific items that are causing trouble. Some of what you describe shouldn't be happening (two items with a different jurisdiction value should not merge). Can you export the two items that are mis-merging as Biblion…
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The value is auto-filled, however, when capturing from the N.Y. Times website. Ah, my fault. It was forcing the jurisdiction value when translating newspaper article items. I've just put up a fresh MLZ release that fixes it.
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newspaper articles are rendered with common phrases in their title abbreviated and jurisdiction parenthesis behind dates, set off with a comma. Are they intended behavior? See, e.g. (emphasis added): Richard H. Thaler, Fin. Literacy, Beyond the Cla…
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Fixed. After reinstalling the style, titles should appear correctly in the bibliography.
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On the missing titles issue, there's no need for a sample: I was able to reproduce this easily. As you suspected, it's due to the position tests. When consolidating the conditions for title rendering, I forgot that position="first" is always false i…
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Wisconsin court rules just point to the Bluebook, so the requirements are the same. That abbrev in the newspaper title shouldn't be happening, I'll see if I can reproduce that tomorrow sometime. The "(U.S.)" in the cite suggests that the Jurisdictio…
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This is very helpful -- thanks! Coincidentally, I'm currently working a Japanese style for our faculty journal 『法政論集』. The situation here is similar to Taiwan, with loose conventions and sparse guidance documents. The main reference seems to …
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The display cites are generated by a small formatter built into ZotPad. The developer is responsive, if you contact him through the help system, it's very possible he'll make the adjustments needed to tidy up the view.
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you mean the Extra field, right? Yes, that's what I meant to say. (I sometimes get mixed up between between the display names and the field names underneath.)
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I'm using ZotPad here, I haven't looked at PaperShip yet. I see the same thing online -- both Title (with composite content) and Case Name. In Zotero and MLZ, "caseName" is a variant of the base field "title", but I'm pretty sure it's synced only a…
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Jack, As adamsmith says, you should use a recent version of Firefox. The Jurisdiction field will sync, along with other fields added in MLZ. The apps will display the additional fields in the same way as the Zotero online view, as encoded content…
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@michaedav: I'd like to improve RTL handling, but as you can tell from the slow progress of this thread, I'm out of my element here. Could you post to zotero-dev (a Google group)? You're more likely to attract the attention of the core devs in tha…
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mlwang: Can you post a copy of a Chinese citation as you would expect it to appear? I can use that as test data to explore how to set things up to work with mixed English and Chinese cites.
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Cokette: The steps in the page linked by adamsmith are the best starting point. If there is a problem with your document itself, going through the steps should lead you to a fix. It's also possible there is a bug or a weakness in the citation proce…
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Oops. Of course. I've adjusted things to make use of Medium and smoothed out the formatting a little. If you enter "telephone" in the field, you'll get something like "Telephone interview by Jack Jones with Bob Brown".