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I built a tool that shows you the cite counts for Zotero references in Word .docx documents: https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/ You have to check the 'Store cite counts in "note" field' checkbox. Then, after you've imported the extracted CSL JS…
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@tjm0, note that Zotero uses Citation Style Language (CSL) styles, which are also used by other reference management software such as Mendeley and Papers (the frontpage of https://citationstyles.org/ mentions all compatible software we're aware of).…
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Assuming your paper is in Word .docx format, you can either select the cited items in your Zotero library (and export them there), or directly save a copy of the cited items in CSL JSON, BibTeX, or RIS format, using https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extra…
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I was not aware of this -- I did not grasp it could be used this way. It's a new feature introduced last month, made possible by an extended protocol handler introduced in March in Zotero 5.0.61: https://www.zotero.org/support/changelog#changes_in_5…
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Yep, it will, but I'm working on something that allows scanning the docx from Zotero and just creating a collection from the items already in your lib, it doesn't actually do anything except look at the item ID and add it to a new collection. ref-e…
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I'm working on a tool that will populate a Zotero collection based on the ref-extractor results Doesn't Zotero already automatically create a new collection as long as you don't import the CSL JSON via the clipboard import function?
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I am not sure if/how it affects Zotero if I import the extracted file. Importing the extracted items will create new items in your Zotero library. (if you use the "Import..." option, Zotero will prompt you to put all these items in a new collection,…
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There seems to be a temporary issue with updating the Zotero Style Repository. You can download the style at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/master/nations-and-nationalism.csl in the meantime (right-click the page an…
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@cleonett, does the Reference Extractor work if you create a new Word document with just one Zotero citation? You can also try whether this Word document works: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xf4up9j4mmaadli/ref-extractor-test.docx?dl=1. If it does, tha…
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I don't know if the bibliographic information is easily retrievable from those package webpages. (R packages can provide citation metadata within the R environment, see https://bioconductor.org/help/faq/#citation-faq and https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manu…
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No, although maybe your copy of Zotero automatically updated when you reopened it. Glad it works now! And these type of links are quite common. The link also doesn't really have the authority to perform an action itself. It just launches Zotero ("z…
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@stroom: * If you first close Zotero, does clicking the zotero://select/library/items?itemKey=CCRCXZU4,576PPIBM,IE7HQE9F link, and selecting "Zotero" in the "Launch Application" window (for Firefox), result in Zotero being opened? It should. * If t…
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@stroom, two more things to check: * are you on Zotero 5.0.61 or newer (latest version is 5.0.69)? Zotero only recently added support for select links with multiple items. * when you search by item key (e.g. "CCRCXZU4") and the item pops up, does i…
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(I have only tested Zotero selection links on Windows 7)
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Great, thanks. So, based on this: * This link shows that only 3 Zotero items were extracted from the document for this particular user library. * If you click the zotero://select/library/items?itemKey=CCRCXZU4,576PPIBM,IE7HQE9F link, and Zotero can…
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Okay, so that all works. Could you right-click on the "Select X items from user library", and select "Copy Link Location", and then paste that link here in a comment? That will show me if there is anything odd about the selection link.
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Does the "Select cited items in Zotero" remain greyed out? A successful extraction should look like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ic9lqlh8ipqqjov/zotero-extraction.png?dl=0 (item keys like RHFEFF6Q are internal identifiers that Zotero uses to id…
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You can give https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/ a try.
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@stroom, are you sure your local Zotero library contains the original items you cited in your Word document? And if you hover over the button, does the link look something like "zotero://select/library/items?itemKey=RHFEFF6Q,PRQAXWUS,I4TEDSIC" ? Yo…
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@stroom, I just updated https://rintze.zelle.me/ref-extractor/ to add a new "Select cited items in Zotero" button, which selects all the existing items in your Zotero library that were cited in your Word document (assuming you still have them in you…
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@dstillman, thanks! I finally came around adding support in Reference Extractor. See https://twitter.com/rintzezelle/status/1141186640288899072 for details. This should be a much nicer workflow for users who still have access to their Zotero librar…
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It's right there in the retraction at http://www.indianjpsychiatry.org/article.asp?issn=0019-5545;year=2019;volume=61;issue=9;spage=632;epage=632;aulast= .
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If you want to cite the article, you can cite it along with the retraction. In case of plagiarism, though, you're probably better off just referencing the original: Moreira-Almeida, Alexander, Lotufo Neto, Francisco, & Koenig, Harold G. (2006)…
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The reference I gave is also for the retraction of the article, not to the article itself. There can be valid reasons to cite a retracted article (e.g. to specifically point out it's been retracted and that its findings can no longer be trusted). B…
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Since that DOI link doesn't seem to work, that would be Retraction: Religion and mental health. Indian J Psychiatry [serial online] 2019 [cited 2019 Jun 18];61, Suppl S3:632. Available from: http://www.indianjpsychiatry.org/text.asp?2019/61/9/632/…
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If you click the "Retraction Notice" link, do you end up on a webpage describing one of your articles, or an article by somebody else?
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I don't see anything obviously wrong at first glance, but you might want to try changing the style ID and "self" link: http://www.zotero.org/styles/
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The American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology CSL style now follows AMA style. Thanks for reminding us.
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There are many Americans of European heritage who consider the particle to be a fixed part of their family name. In such cases, a name like "Van Allen," for example, would be sorted on the "V." Yes, exactly. Relying on lowercasing to identify partic…
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Name particles in Dutch are predominantly, if not exclusively, of the non-dropping variety. So "last name: Sas ; firstname: N.C.F. van" should really be "last name: van Sas; firstname: N.C.F." for a Dutch name, with lowercase "van" as part of the fa…