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.

No. This was happening with items from ProQuest, but I just opened everything (one at a time) from the collection and Voilà they opened in Firefox. I hope, when I start again tomorrow that this doesn'

I think newscomwc in the URL is for the "World collection" in their Library Editions https://www.proquest.com/products-services/Newspaperscom-Library-Edition.html

ProQuest is indeed fixed--no more empty titles--thank you adamsmith.

OK, the problem with empty titles in the item selector on ProQuest should now be fixed, thanks to adamsmith. Your Zotero Connector should auto-update within 24 hours, or you can update manually by cli

Thanks for your help. I do not think it is an issue of ProQuest blocking the IP address for making too many requests at once, because it happen when I am probably the only person at this entire univer

(I think ProQuest is a real translator issue -- the lack of titles in the select dialog definitely is)

to save a book from WorldCat or an article from ProQuest, they would click the Zotero capture icon (a yellow folder because we were looking at more than one item on a page) and instead of the Notific

See Site Access Limits — ProQuest is one of the sites that blocks you if you try to save too much at once.

https://search.proquest.com/results/92906DF743164CDEPQ/1?accountid=4216

No, I believe this is a known issue. FWIW, you should still be able to import individual items from Proquest.

Are you downloading many items from ProQuest? They recently increased their throttling of large-exports.

I have been trying to connect my search results in ProQuest to Zortero and nothing is working. A folder shows up in the toolbar, yet the results to select are blank. And when I click ok, nothing downl

below). I have tested this in several databases (ProQuest and ScienceDirect, for example) and I THINK it's only happening in EBSCO databases, if that helps. The PDF itself isn't in EBSCO, it's in som

Each of my pdfs are from academic databases (Sage pub, ProQuest, Ebsco, etc).

Finally, through manually loading some pages, Zotero is indeed automatically picking up the correct proxies and storing them for the future. 'ezproxy-prd.bodleian.ox.ac.uk:2109/%p' now works for TandF