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I've added those words to the skip list coded in the processor (except for "into", which was already in there). You can test it by installing the processor patch plugin. (All it does is swap in the latest version of the citation processor. You can r…
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I've added those to the skip list coded in the processor. You can test it by installing the processor patch plugin. (All it does is swap in the latest version of the citation processor. You can remove it after the next Zotero release.)
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The processor error (on "this.registry[id].disambig.givens") should not be happening. I've now fixed the processor so that it can't. In addition to the steps recommended by adamsmith, try installing this processor patch plugin, and see if you get be…
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Are their citation guides online? I can't promise coverage right away, but it would be great to have information on the requirements that people encounter out there. It will be useful for the eventual move toward modular styles.
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Yep, it's just a simple little thing that overlays a different copy of the processor. The code for it is here.
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The CSL language has a well defined syntax. If your style contains a syntax error, you will get that message. You can check the syntax by pasting your style into the online validator here: http://simonster.github.io/csl-validator.js/ More detail…
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Now fixed in the latest processor patch plugin. Thanks for bringing this up, and for your patience. IIRC, the early CSL spec (the comments in the schema) provided that is-numeric should only test true for numeric variables. Page is not in that list…
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Eventually I want to make the legal styles modular, so that you can request a style with support for specific jurisdictions (instead of having everything in one massive style). That's some distance off in the future, though.
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@wonblee, What is the format? If the requirements are straightforward, I can extend the American Law style to cover your needs in that jurisdiction. For small edits, the "CSL Edit" panel in Zotero is the simplest tool, as adamsmith indicates. For …
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@skl42, As adamsmith says, this is an issue with the way names are recorded in your database. If names for the same person are recorded inconsistently, you will get the kind of output (with extra initials, etc) shown in your sample. The problem co…
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@zaz: Is Docket Number suitable for the ECLI Number?
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Yes. Thinking about your description, I realised that this may not be sufficiently flexible for your needs. It might work, depending on the style, but it's probably not worth fighting with it. To suppress the year suffix, you can include the volume…
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Well, that was quick. Simon has reviewed and merged the change, so the ACM SIGCHI Proceedings style should work well with RTF Scan from the next Zotero release. If there have been irregularities in disambiguation with RTF Scan (not sure if there ha…
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I've put up a pull request to fix this. We'll see how it fares in the review process.
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If anyone has contact with the folks at CanLII, you might mention to them that while the new API is good to see, dumping entire citations to a single field doesn't get us much further than screen-scraping.
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Fixed. You can test the changes by installing the processor patch plugin.
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On a quick look at the code, I think I see how this could be fixed without too much trouble. It's using a function in the processor that was meant for this purpose, but apparently doesn't resolve bibliography entries correctly. I've since added a sm…
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Thanks for the style and sample input. I can reproduce this. I know the cause (it's a small thing due to some recent changes, simple to fix). I'll have a will have a revision out within an hour or so.
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Fixed. You can test the revisions by installing the processor patch plugin.
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Finally got my head around this. Technical run-down: In new code, when the style is built I'm doing preemptive execution, to encapsulate the test. The problem is that the attributes are evaluated in @bpreuche's test in a different order in Rhino (t…
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That may be a side-effect of using the processor patch plugin -- it may be losing some of the formatting hints supplied by Zotero. Thanks for being patient. Great to hear that the disambiguation is working as expected now. You never know, but I thi…
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Good thought! I'll be there soon as well.
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Hold that thought! My apologies for the string of premature notes above. I believe that I do own this bug. When I get this sorted out, this thread will be closed. :-)
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Okay, I'm pretty well convinced that this is due to a bug in the Firefox JS interpreter. I've found a workaround, though, that will produce correct output in the case, and will release the new code a little later in the day.
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If someone has Firefox 17 installed, I'd be curious what the style does in that environment. My tests were done with Firefox 20.
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I've tracked down the bug. It may not be my doing. That test creates two functions, bundled as a list. The list of two items is passed into the "all" function that evaluates them -- which receives a list with only one item in it. There isn't any co…
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Oops, thanks. Fixed those links. The cites are rendered in pairs, but as if in a single document. The last cite is with A. Jones, so the others need to be expanded to distinguish it.
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If you need the issue number plus the volume, just modify the style: http://editor.citationstyles.org/
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I went ahead and released the processor through the plugin, because the code seems quite solid, and some people affected have deadlines; but here is that list of test fixtures: https://bitbucket.org/bdarcus/citeproc-test/src/tip/processor-tests/hum…
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Both tests work correctly in the current release of the processor. Is your test style valid CSL?