The problem does not occur when I open the webpage of each individual ECCO document and extract its metadata one webpage at a time. But doing so is of course time consuming. Is there a way I can make

Thanks - I think you are right - I am using ProQuest through an organisation's vpn and subscription - so access is limited. Export to RIS and import of that to Zotero works, but does not pick up the f

We'd need an example URL, but on ProQuest this might just be site access limits.

But today I tried to use on dialog.proquest.com - and it does not pick up the citations - all the connector can save to Zotero is the search results.

e.g. end reference: Jeffrey, Francis. "State and Prospects of Europe." Edinburgh Review vol. 23, no. 45, April 1814, pp. 1-40, www.proquest.com/britishperiodicals/docview/6486875/fulltextPDF/93C8A787E

If this is only happening on ProQuest, you're likely just getting blocked due to site access limits.

When looking at "save to Zotero" there is 4 choices : ProQuest, Emmbedded Metadata, Webpage with Snapshot, webpage without snapshot. When I put my cursor on the button, it says "save to zotero (proque

I can’t do articles individually as for ProQuest I need to download 14,179 and PubMed 37,310.

No, that's not right. We already have a fix for CambridgeCore under review (simply substituting the online data when the pub date is undefined) and we can almost certainly fix ProQuest import too. We

I've tried numerous times over the years to help students capture metadata from ProQuest databases using both Zotero and EndNote. The metadata provided (in several of the export options) by the commer

@AbeJellinek , WorldCat and ProQuest French interfaces are now working well. A nice improvement. Thank you very much.

OK, French ProQuest should be working now. Same procedure as above.

I'm working on French ProQuest next.

Hi, please note that the French version of ProQuest ebookcentral works correctly with Zotero. I hope this information will help resolve this issue.

One of the banes of our existence as researchers is the limited keyword-based search query syntax that many mainstream full-text publication databases (think ProQuest, EBSCO, etc.) still use. Some of

Hi, is there any news about this problem? We are still getting errors when trying to save citations from the French interface of ProQuest databases. If you need any other specifics or information plea

https://www.proquest.com/eebo/docview/2240875806/citation/2A8FEA5AB2944BA9PQ/120 –

https://www-proquest-com.tc.idm.oclc.org/pqdtglobal/docview/1428434222/2494F7BC85DE4DA4PQ/1?accountid=14258

Zotero is not downloading publication dates. I'm on safari with a Zotero connection and the year of publication seems to be the only info not coming over from ProQuest. Anyone got any ideas?

Each book in ProQuest's 'Early English Books Collection' has a clearly displayed date of publication (e.g. Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan, London, >1651<), but when extracting and inputting the dates of so