The Word plugin works fine for me in Fields mode but when I try using Bookmarks mode I get the error message - "Compile error in hidden module: Zotero"

I've come across an odd little bug in the OpenOffice plugin, running against the latest Zotero snapshot (1.0.7r3919), with Firefox 3.0.3. Here are the steps I went through to reproduce the error: * C

Here's a workaround: Save your Firefox bookmarks as an html file, then load that webpage into Z (create new item from current page). If you're like me they're in some sort of order/categories. As yo

I tried just copying over the old ./storage directory and that didn't seem to work, but I copied over my whole firefox profile directory from the old one to the new one and this did the trick. It also

I don't think this should be a problem. If you are running portable Firefox it should be able to find info within its own profile, your Zotero data is stored in the same place as Firefox bookmarks and

I'm just getting started as a Zotero user. I would really, really like to import my current files (synced between delicious, firefox, and google bookmarks.) I've had no luck in finding a solution to

At one point while working today, I lost the ability to add or edit Zotero citations in Open Office 3.0. When the error 1st occurred, I checked to see if Zotero was still working in other documents--

Since the default Zotero directory is the firefox profile, why not just make sure that the profile is on the domain server? This would take care of not only Zotero, but bookmarks, browsing history, o

Any update on when this feature might be available now that Firefox 3 has been out for awhile? So far, bookmarks management in FF 3 looks like a step backwards. Hopefully they'll soon get to more of t

The reason for this, is that i (and maybe some other gues) often work on some university machines where it not possible to install firefox-plugins.

Zotero references to/from del.icio.us and firefox bookmarks has been planned.

my bookmarks are all there, too, along with other addons (e.g. IE Tab) - only the zotero was missing.

Were you using a custom storage location before? If so, it's likely that your Firefox preferences just got wiped out and you need to point Zotero at your old storage location. This has happened to som

Delicious Bookmarks 2.0.95 (https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/3615).

Whew! I deleted my Firefox profile, reopened Firefox and reloaded Zotero. All is now finally back to normal. By the way, the only info on the Mozilla website about creating profiles is for Windows. Th

Zotero does not appear on my Tools menu. I have deleted the files extensions.ini/cache/rdf, etc. from my Firefox Profile, but no change.

If you also have other things in Firefox that you would like to transfer (like bookmarks, stored passwords, history, etc.), you can also use MozBackup:

Sarah: First, do you see your other Firefox data? Bookmarks, history, cookies? If not, you may just be in a different Firefox profile.

The Firefox update likely did nothing more than reset your custom data directory location (and, from your description, perhaps your installed extensions as well). We haven't been able to reproduce thi

You might want to try creating a new Firefox profile and installing Zotero into it. If it works there, you can migrate the rest of your Firefox settings to the new profile.