Generally speaking google scholar's bot detection is most easily triggered, followed by Proquest and EBSCO. Publisher sites, including Sciencedirect, tend to be much more relaxed. I'm not sure we've e

FWIW, I think PsycInfo is the most likely culprit here -- WoS and Scopus generally have pretty clean export -- but as dstillman says, we really need more details here, in particular because PsycInfo i

Commercial full-text databases such as EBSCO, ProQuest, etc. differ greatly in the quality, consistency, and completeness of the metadata they provide -- especially across the various sub-databases wi

I’m starting another systematic review, and for some databases like Web of Science and ProQuest D&T, to avoid site access limit issues, it’s better to import using RIS or other database files. One iss

We have the same problem, when we try to use the connector from a ProQuest database we always receive the following error message (in Italian):

What exactly happens when you try to save from ProQuest ?

When I click the Zotero Connector to save a book on Proquest, it no longer saves it to my Zotero library. This is only a problem on Proquest. Anyone know what is going on?

@adamsmith I'm speechless with your talent haha. I've spent more than 5 hours to research and read every thread in this forum with ProQuest and PDF saving, still could not find out what happened. You

This looks like some really weird stuff your university is doing for authentication, I don't think Zotero can properly handle the rewriting of the URL it's doing (the "plain" URL is www.proquest.com/d

Hi! I currently have a problem while saving my research from ProQuest to Zotero.

2) A search in CINAHL Complete for 'nursing care and elderly or geriatric' found many results but the connector doesn't see any on the first page. In fact, it offered to save the results list page as

The searches were conducted in both proquest central, and proquest health and medical collection. I don't think this is search term-specific as it happened to multiple students utilizing different sea

"Rahman-Shams, S. (2019). The Effect of 3D Virtual Reality Technologies on Learning: A Qualitative Research [Dissertation, American College of Education]. https://pqdtopen.proquest.com/pubnum/27912191

How does the URL for a Scopus or Proquest search look, exactly as you see it (you can xxx out your institution if you want to)?

Here's the problem: I've lately noticed that when I am in a subscription database that's routed through a proxy (Scopus, ProQuest; I'm a college librarian working off campus), the search results list

I mean which exact database(s) they were searching and with which search terms. Essentially, I'd need to be able to get to the same point where things failed for them to see if it's a general problem.

Do you mean query in terms of which specific items each student was attempting to save from the proquest search results screen?

Proquest works fine for me in general, though we'd want to know exact databases and queries used.

I am a faculty member at a University and multiple students have come to me with a persistent issue. Each time they attempt to extract multiple articles from the search results screen of proquest and

https://search-proquest-com.libproxy.albany.edu/pqdtglobal/docview/1509493984/BE8E2FEDDE5B4D37PQ/1?accountid=14166