The current Zotero Connector beta for Firefox features an experimental implementation of Google Docs integration. You will need a beta of both Zotero and the Connector.

It looks like some code for Google Docs support is in the works. There should be an announcement in due course -- will be interesting to see what emerges.

Any further thoughts on Zotero and Google Docs?

@netbuoy: I found the same problem, and discovered this while trialling: Basically, I've created a style that has all indents removed. When you paste the entry into a google doc, it seems to replicate

Your collaborators either edited the document in an editor that does not support Fields (e.g. Google Docs or an older version of LibreOffice/OpenOffice) or you have disabled automatic citation updates

Yes, the inline styles come from Zotero. I don't really see us offering a choice of targets, but we can certainly consider better defaults. I try to push Zotero and Google Docs for high schoolers, tho

Zotero has been very stable with LO since the move to standalone Z and LO getting beyond issues in 5.4. Google Docs of course has been a pain in the ass but that is virtually all on Google since they

Unfortunately that's not the case. Google Docs, Word, and LibreOffice all parse HTML from the clipboard differently when converting to their internal representation. I don't think anyone has looked at

I have noticed that for some time pasting a zotero generated bibliography from clipboard to google docs results in a hanging indent that is not half an inch (it is instead 2 em, or a third of an inch

Not affixes then. To confirm the steps to the error, you are editing with markers in Google Docs, exporting to ODT, and then ... opening in LibreOffice, selecting an author-date or numeric style, refr

and { | NATO, 2008 | | |zg:2154870:7MQFKQGX} in Google Docs. And this is what it looks like in LibreOffice after doing the rdf/odf scan. Does that show you anything?

Hi all, as an update, I've done some debugging and I can now add fields, however, it appears the issue was that my document was shared in google drive (see Zotero info below):

The issue is opening your document in Google Docs. The Google Docs editor doesn't support the features that the Zotero Word/LibreOffice plugins use to store citation data, and any stored data will be

- Integration with google docs (Edit 2018-05-04: this is now available https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/71599/available-for-beta-testing-google-docs-integration)

If you place the cursor next to one of the citations that was moved and click the Add/Edit Citation button, does the edit window open for the existing citation? Alternatively, if you change to an auth

I just want to be clear that I don't think this is or should be off the table. People are using Google Docs a lot more, including for serious academic writing. I know devs at Zotero are interested in

https://docs.google.com/document/d/120wDTvUMH82bcS5kTLHEuzFRtHB_AIlWgq9onezs4cM/edit?usp=sharing

No idea how much effort is required to provide the Google Docs functionality, but I would like to believe (and I might be wrong) that there are enough Zotero users who need this feature and are willin

Google Docs has a native referencing facility, but as you have probably noticed, it's not very good. Google excels at automating things that invite automation, but the firm has an allergy to the labor

Although I would like to see integration Zotero and Google Docs too I have to say, that I do not agree with your statements. The problem is not the low priority of integration Zotero and Google Docs,