What's an example URL that doesn't work on ProQuest? You can x out your institution name.

I can use the Zotero connector using EBSCO database but not ProQuest database. Everything is saved as a web page and I only get a snapshot and not the PDF saved. So then I have to download the pdf a

https://search.proquest.com/openview/ed30a084cbdb07398073c0eeb7e74b9e/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=54012

certain resources for their doctoral students at ProQuest, but College B has a completely different set of resources for their baccalaureate programs, yet both use "search.proquest.com" as the host.

However, for works retrieved from the ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global database, APA 7 ed. also requires including the UMI Number (referred to in the APA Manual, section 10.6, #65, as the Publ

You should make sure the university is in the university field and ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Global is in the archive field.

from the university library, Zotero is putting "ProQuest Dissertation Publishing" within the brackets. Is that because the dissertation was subsequently published by ProQuest? If that's the case, m

Error message: An error occurred saving with ProQuest. Attempting to save using Embedded Metadata instead.

When I try to open ProQuest I get challenged for user ID and password?

If the item is a thesis and comes from ProQuest, you should include the ProQuest information. If it is a journal article, those are rarely only available through ProQuest. But in that case, include th

But include database name only if from databases with original, proprietary content and works of limited circulation -- so generally not from databases like ProQuest or EBSCO, or other widely availabl

* but so right now the content itself (think EBSCO, ProQuest, etc), the (bibliographical/bibliometric) metadata of that content (think WoS, Scopus) AND the tools that allow us to navigate all of it (t

Hi, for a research project, I had to mass importing hundreds of journal article from Proquest using the Zotero plug-in on google Chrome. When I did so, I've encountered some issue such as not enough s

That's OK, but it's not really the standard workflow, and it has the potential to make PDF recognition work less well. See Adding Items to Zotero. Normally, you would save from the ProQuest (or whatev

They are all academic papers downloaded, mostly from ProQuest, and some other databases as well. I usually download the pdf, read and make remarks, and then import them to zotero library. The problem

Pretty sure the problem is the nature of the proxy. Proxies that mask the original host and also use changing gateways (the :2077 part in the first URL) are very hard for Zotero to deal with. I'm gues

to add articles to my library from JSTOR and Proquest. Wiley and the British Journal of Sociology databases have worked fine. Below are links to examples of articles with missing journal info when

occurs no matter what database we use (EBSCO, ProQuest, etc).

3) Archive is used to indicate the physical or electronic archive an item was retrieved from. It appears when the item doesn't have a DOI or URL. You should delete that from the Archive field, as it i

"Abstract" is often valuable imported text from databases such as JSTOR or ProQuest.