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Can you reproduce this copying between two new Google Docs documents?

would my best option be to transfer the docs with citations to word documents and combine them that way in one large word documents, then reupload as a google doc? I would like to avoid the extra step

I have multiple large google docs with approximately 20 citations AMA style embedded using zotero (1,2,3, ect). These are all sections of what will become a much larger, 100+ page document with one bi

Yes, copying/pasting citations between Google Docs was fixed a long time ago. This is what the linked section says now: Anyone making changes to the document should have the Zotero Connector installed

Is there any update on this? I am in charge of citations for multiple large google docs that will be combined and would love if there was a way to transfer citations. If not, is there any work around?

at Code (Zotero Google Docs Integration):748 (iterateSection)

@deidaran restart both Zotero and your Browser, then attempt inserting a citation in a new Google Docs document. When you see the "Please wait.." screen, if no dialog pops up, manually look through th

I have the same problem, in a 500 character google docs with no actual citations inserted yet. I've tried to insert just one citation but as soon as I press "add/edit citation" the document freezes sa

Do you mean citing with Google Docs works in Firefox? Could you record a video of the citation failure in chrome, upload it somewhere (like dropbox) and link it here?

Well, again, "being edited" isn't really a clear thing. Zotero saves locally as you type and then syncs, either automatically or manually. It's not like Google Docs, where you and others are all conne

I've got a separate mechanism for extracting references from a google doc and then synchronising these with a Zotero collection in a group library (using https://github.com/edtechhub/zotero-cli).

Yes, its set to Ecology Letters style in google docs. When I do the same citation in word the bibliography comes out as:

Sure - this is in the google docs bibliography (but if I cite it directly in a MS word document and create a bibliography it cuts to 6 authors + et al):

It'd be really odd if this was related to google docs (but it's always _possible_). Could we see a full, affected citation as you get it in gdocs here? (Don't worry about italics & indenting)

Do you think there is a reason this is not working in google docs?

I am working on a google doc and using Ecology Letters style citations. The bibliography will not cap authors (includes all authors but is supposed to be capped at 6 before using 'et al'), even though

I have now been able to enter my first 11 citations in google docs text and references in Zotero. I've also been able to build my first bibliography. So very happy, and again many thanks,

Both restarted. the place i entered a reference into the google docs text now has 'updating' next to it. If i click this, it asks me to 'edit with Zotero'. I clicked that and it then give me the error

I restarted Windows 10 and google docts and then attempted to enter a citation in my text. It then asked me to open Zotero which i did. However it has now frozen gain with the message 'Zotero is updat