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

Shephard, L, 2015, ‘Sex or gender? Bodies in global politics and why gender matters’, in L. Shephard (ed.), Gender Matters in Global Politics : A Feminist Introduction to International Relations, 2nd

Being able to effectively grab epub info, including annotations, would be very helpful. I read/annotate epub mainly in Google Play Books and ProQuest through my university library.

Our code that uses Zotero as a base: https://github.com/proquest/PME

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):