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Thanks. Seems to be the same error as this: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/124004/error-with-wiley-online-library-translator Are you using any kind of proxy or VPN? Does anything change if you temporarily disable all ad-blocking extensions?
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A child note would work too.
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I'm not seeing an error on my end. Could you submit a Connector Debug ID for the save attempt?
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We wouldn’t normally write a translator that just produces a generic citation for the website as a whole. Is there guidance on how to cite individual entries?
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I don't think we've ever had a USENIX translator, have we? But yes, we should be able to do this.
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We just don't support that. As @adamsmith said, there are obvious security reasons not to allow websites to run arbitrary code within Zotero. If your application is publicly available, contribute the translator to the zotero/translators GitHub repo…
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This is a known issue — those two characters are technically in the category that we use to identify emoji tags.
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Agreed, and unAPI does let you serve multiple items on a single page. (But support for multiples in generic translators is weak in general - this is something we're working on improving.)
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See https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/exposing_metadata. COinS may or may not be the correct choice depending on the kind of metadata you need to expose.
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Please email the file to support@zotero.org and include a link to this thread.
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This is probably coming in the future, but there's no timeline.
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Support for a built-in link copying mechanism in the desktop app is planned, and we're working on it. I can't speak to plans for the iOS app, but the intention is definitely not to have item URIs remain a hidden feature that you can only access via …
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The Zotero desktop app does support spell checking in the note editor. (Right-click and go to Languages -> Add/Remove Dictionaries... if you aren't seeing it.). Unfortunately, I think it would be technically infeasible to support macOS autocorre…
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Ah, right, thanks.
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On desktop, when you select and item in your library, you can use the "Copy as markdown item URI" command (cmd + shift + C) to get a deep link This is something added by a plugin, not a built-in Zotero feature, and that link format has been deprecat…
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@morisono: This is actually already fixed in the beta, and the fix will be included in an upcoming release.
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Thanks, we'll look into this.
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Could you be more specific about what you want Zotero to do here? If you download the video transcript and add it as an attachment in Zotero, it should be indexed like any other text file.
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No, Zotero doesn't include any feeds. It just fetches whatever feed URL you put in the box.
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Feeds don’t just change on their own, so this would be something either you or a plugin did.
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@aborel: It is. That's why View > Show Items from Subcollections exists. @iagogv: If you only need to match one subcollection, you can do two conditions: Collection is [subcollection]; Collection is not [parent collection]. If you need to match …
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You're searching in your data directory, not your profile directory.
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@Matthew-hu: Fixed. Your Zotero Connector should auto-update within a few minutes, or you can update translators manually from the Advanced pane of the Zotero settings.
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Thanks, we'll fix.
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I can't really reproduce this. (I see a tiny subpixel shift that I'll see if we can do anything about.) Are you using any plugins? And when you go to Windows Display settings, what are your resolution and scale set to?
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https://www.zotero.org/support/forum_guidelines#be_patient It's only been four days, and we are looking into it.
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If citation_author has one comma and there's only one listed institution and ORCID, we might be able to assume that it's a single author. But we're really getting into the weeds here, and for every couple articles that that heuristic fixes, it could…
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Restart in Troubleshooting Mode (Help -> "Restart in Troubleshooting Mode...”), which temporarily disables all plugins. Remove the feed completely and add it again. If that fixes it, you'll need to figure out which plugin is responsible and repor…
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@iagogv: That author name, and some others like it, should now save correctly.
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Omaka doesn't currently expose its RDF in the format that Zotero looks for. A lot of Omeka metadata wouldn't really map cleanly onto Zotero item types; some pages contain multiple items, which our generic translators can't yet support. It's possible…