DO - 10.1097/ACM.0b013e3182758c02

ACM.js

Well, that was quick. Simon has reviewed and merged the change, so the ACM SIGCHI Proceedings style should work well with RTF Scan from the next Zotero release.

I am using the ACM SIGCHI reference format. What could I be doing wrong? Is this a bug or is there a setting I don't know about?

ACM SIG Proceedings

I've used the "Visual Editor CSL" and modify from the "ACM SIG Proceedings style", thank you very much for your help

I had suspected it could be the HTTPS Everywhere add-on since that had caused issues with ACM earlier, but disabling that doesn't fix the issue.

It will save as acm-sig-proceedings.csl

ACM SIG Proceedings

I am running into the same problem as the original poster with the Firefox Zotero plugin (3.0.8). I tried ACM, JSTOR and springerlink.

Here's the relevant debug output: zotero(4)(+0006848): Translate: Parsing code for ACM Digital Library

I'll report to ACM and HTTPS Everywhere. Presumably they'll also want some debug information.

but the error log seems to indicate that it is indeed the site that's not working well with https everywhere. Since Zotero's translator makes additional http(s) requests it could well be that somethin

Error: [Exception... "'Image HTTP->HTTPS redirection to https://dl.acm.org/images/ACM_mini.jpg' when calling method: [nsIContentPolicy::shouldLoad]" nsresult: "0x8057001e (NS_ERROR_XPC_JS_THREW_STRIN

I doubt we can do much about this. The translator is very clean code, there aren't any hardcoded http or so in there, so if it doesn't work with https everywhere that most likely means the acm site do

Saving from the ACM Digital Library reliably fails when the Firefox Add-On HTTPS Everywhere is enabled. There are no error messages reported to the console, which is why I did not submit an error repo

url = {http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2017327.2017335},

My only comment on your second point is that this is for all proxied URL via my University, not just ACM (which was just an example). They do all take the same format, however, of fully replacing the

1. ACM put proxied URL in the bibtex data they export - which they really shouldn't - and

where "ezproxy.XXX.ac.uk:9999" is the proxied replacement (in this case) for "dl.acm.org".