Making copies of the document should not cause any issues, although Google Docs has not been tested as much as Word and LibreOffice have over the years, so anomalies are possible. I have been successf

This may be a librewriter issue, feel free to direct me there if so. My citations are stored as 'bookmarks' in librewriter (my co-writers don't use open office).

* replacing the Worg plugin's wire protocol (i.e. the part of the plugin that "talks" to Zotero) by the one from LibreOffice plugin ; or

version => 5.0.63, platform => MacIntel, oscpu => Intel Mac OS X 10.14, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.63, extensions => ZotFile (5.0.9, extension), Zotero LibreOffice Integrati

C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Roaming\LibreOffice

"(com.sun.star.lang.IllegalArgumentException) { { { Message = "Cannot detect media-type: file:///C:/Users/ulrich.harlass/AppData/Roaming/LibreOffice/4/user/uno_packages/cache/uno_packages/lutped.tmp_/

You will also need to be sure that you have the appropriate Java JRE and that it is recognized by LO. To check on your JRE go to the menu under LibreOffice - Preferences - Advanced and be sure that Ja

version => 5.0.62, platform => Win32, oscpu => Windows NT 10.0; WOW64, locale => en-US, appName => Zotero, appVersion => 5.0.62, extensions => Zotero LibreOffice Integration (5.0.14.SA.5.0.62, extensi

LibreOfficePlugin: Read 0 "addEditCitation"

I'm using the latest version of Zotero on the latest version of Libreoffice and am having a hard time adding multiple sources to a single citation. This is the error:

You should note which word processor you use. The grey shades in Word and LibreOffice are there to indicate fields, but in Google Docs it's an indicator of citations inserted with automatic citation u

Thanks @adomasven I am now convinced its was the change tracking which broke the citations. I have managed to fix the document by cutting whole paragraphs with bad citations out, placing them out as t

J'ai donc téléchargé LibreOffice mais ça ne marche toujours pas.

OpenOffice isn't supported and hasn't been in years, so you should definitely switch to LibreOffice, which is much better maintained.

.docx, the default format for Word. .odt is primarily used for LibreOffice.

Which Word processor are you using and in which file format are you saving? This would e.g. happen if you work in LibreOffice and save to .docx or if you work in Word and save to .odt

The Zotero add-on runs in LibreOffice fully, within an embedded Java Runtime, and we do not have general crashing reports on other distros or version of LO. Zotero only communicates to the extension v

Yes, you should. This is not a general issue and most likely caused either by the version of LibreOffice you run or problems in dependencies of LibreOffice in your distro.

It's the last version available in the Fedora repository. Should I give it a try with the latest version of Libreoffice provided with Flatpack ?

Try updating LibreOffice. Does it happen in a new document?