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I have the same issue (although on Firefox). Interestingly, the same post is recognized or not recognized depending on the instance that I’m viewing it on: https://fedihum.org/@kjhealy@mastodon.social/112237763225829863 is recognized (my instance, …
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+1 Journals are increasingly treating the HTML versions of their articles as first-class citizens and not an afterthought, and I think it’s really unfortunate that we’re throwing overboard all the advantages of HTML publishing when it comes to anno…
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Interesting discussion, this was also something I was looking for. However, I was interested in large files in a shared group library. On the file system, it seems to be impossible to tell which library a file belongs to. I found a way by using the…
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(A less elegant route would be to just kludge the Chinese names as single-field values, of course. Not sure whether that would create any other problems.) Yes, that’s what we’re currently doing. But we’re using "family", because then we can use "suf…
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Thank you very much! That is indeed helpful information. citeproc-rs looks very promising, and the pandoc bridge could make it a drop-in replacement for our use case. We are currently using workarounds, but a proper solution would be very much welc…
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@fbennett, thank you very much for your response! What you describe is exactly what we are looking for. However, we would depend on a standard conforming way: We are using pandoc-citeproc in our pipeline, so we could not easily switch to using Juris…
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I ran into this very issue, and I’m not completely sure I understand the solution proposed here. Our use case are Chinese names that are written in Latin alphabet, e.g. "Li Fanwen". Thus, the alphabet checking heuristic in citeproc-js clearly fails…
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Please excuse the late reply, I was on vacation. I now left the groups that seemed to cause the sync issues, and the sync works fine since.
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Okay, now I did one sync, and this is the Report ID: 2143085865. Thanks!
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Thanks for the hint, the development version worked for me, too! However, after restarting firefox, I ran into this issue again. Deactivating and then reactivating the PDF.js extension worked for me. So it looks like firefox uses the bundled, i…
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Yes, that works! Thanks for the quick help!
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This is the Debug ID: D2016379201 Thanks!
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Just FYI: I had a similar issue. I was member in a group whose quota was reached. As a consequence, no files were uploaded to other groups which had not reached their quota. I left the problematic group, and now my files have been synced to my other…
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I thought they did. Inserting a citation with Chicago Author-Year worked fine. But now I noticed that I get the same java error when inserting the bibliography. So maybe there is some code that is called for footnote citations (since they conta…
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According to the ticket, this should be closed. But I just tried it out with Zotero 2.1.1 and the style “tah Sozialwissenschaften”, and I still got English quotes in a German environment. Can somebody confirm this? If it still is an issue (or again…
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I came across this discussion, searching for a way to circumvent the fact that I didn't find a mean to get the "short title" field. You mean in CSL styles? You can simply use <text variable="title" form="short"/> That should print the …
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Thanks for your information! Maybe implementing that as a Firefox extension would even be the better, more powerful way, but probably more work. I’ll see if find the time to look into that. Frederik
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When I then switch to a numerical or footnoted style this will turn into "Smith [27] argues" or "Smith ^27 argues" (in the latter case I would have to remove a space - but that's not a csl limitation per se). I think this is the main issue: Switchin…
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Thanks for the information. That’s kind of sad, I thought our institution could switch to using Zotero instead of our homebrew shared bibliography. So I’ll keep an eye on it and hope that it will be implemented in the future.
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But what if I don’t want that? 100MB aren’t much for a collection of scanned documents. And our institution would not be able to pay for extra storage. So is it technically possible to use WebDAV for group storage?
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Adam, your right. To have the least impact, it will probably best to use some smart kind of title parsing that requires no changes to existant titles. That should keep everything working that works now. So probably one could live with something alo…
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addamsmith, MG6: If we have the situation that some styles require the delimiters to be normalized, while some require the original delimiters to be used, then I think we end up at the very edge of Zoteros localization capabilities. This has to my …
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fbennett, thanks for your reply. I fully understand that introducing a new field has quite much impact, and so it might not be worth the trouble. I thought that having separate fields is an easier solution in the end, and that it also could be used…
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It is quite hard to come up with strict rules, since in the humanities, theres often a strong focus on common sense and tradition, only few normative guidelines exist. Maybe this example helps: http://www.hendrik.maekeler.eu/zitierrichtlinien.de.ht…
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In German, it is common to use a period between the main title and the subtitle. Can you be more specific. How "common" is it? Is it uncommon, or broadly understood as incorrect, to use colons as the delimiter? Yes, every German bibliographic style …
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I think the right way would not be to promote this solution (a.k.a. workaround), but to fix the import in Zotero. BibTeX import is quite crucial, so I think this issue could need some attention. (But as alway, I’m of course biased in thinking the bu…
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I can confirm noksagts workaround. Thanks for investigating!
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fbennet, thanks for your comment. If the CSL processors only compare the first-reference form, this might well explain why it fails in my case. In note styles, the first-reference is often a full bibliographical record which should always be distin…
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You’re right, Zotero can actually import bibtex files it created itself. But a bibtex file exported from JabRef fails. I tried to strip off anything that I could imagine that could cause troubles, like umlauts, non-standard bibtex fields, uppercase…
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I’m a bit surprised that this not-so-small issue did’t get any attention. Is this being worked on? Is there a workaround that I’m not aware of? Since many bibliography management tools speak BibTeX, this is probably one of the most important exchan…