@researchNFB: I'm not sure what EndNote would have to do with this. The issue is just that you can't currently move a document created with Zotero in Google Docs to another word processor and keep the

I am currently writing a book. I have been using Google Docs and the zotero plugin. I currently have 500 references. The publisher requires that I submit the manuscript in Word for them to edit.

The bibliography does not generate with http://editor.citationstyles.org/visualEditor/ or with Zotero. I get the previously mentioned error if I attempt to apply the block display setting to the Group

Yes, the solution proposed by @alessandroc worked for me in Google Docs. Thanks a lot!

Attempting to setup Zotero with both google chrome and firefox to no avail. Everytime i get close I'm receiving the above update message - Selected field OeIOyY not returned from Docs backend - and I

an existing link in a document, editing it with Google Docs, and then placing the cursor in a different location to try to insert a citation?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iXaX4CTmDuz1pVXVBAdz7kMm-DABlwC_/view

I do not know what is going on in the Debug ID you have submitted. It seems that you triggered a command in one document, an error was returned and Zotero (tried to?) display a prompt, which you didn'

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

` at Code (Zotero Google Docs Integration):219 (decodeRanges)

Do you use any other Google Docs extensions or plugins on this document?

Not an answer to your question, but Zotero provides proper Google Docs integration, like the one in Word if you install the Zotero Connector for your browser.

This generally happens when the file was saved in a different file format (.odt, Google Docs, etc.), possibly by someone you sent the file to. If you click Add/Edit Citation while over an existing cit

You will see the "Zotero is updating your document, please wait" prompt when you are copying and pasting Zotero citations. This did not work properly before and potentially lead to citations getting d

In case anybody is wondering for Chrome: Go to your extensions in Chrome, then the Zotero extension, then Extension options, then Advanced > Google Docs integration. Change keyboard shortcut and reloa

select "Options", then "Advanced", and disable Google Docs integration there.

I've installed the google docs plugin (https://www.zotero.org/support/google_docs) though I don't remember how.

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

This happened to me in Google Docs and the shading persisted when exporting to PDF.

Oh, yes, that just means that she saved it in a different format or with a different tool — Google Docs, say — that stripped the active citations.