I don't think we have ever seen this before. The main reason this would happen would be if you save in a format that doesn't support Word fields (.odt, .rtf) or if you intermittently open the file in

I converted a dissertation on LibreOffice to a Google docs and vice versa.

Hypothes.is integrated. Hypothes.is has shared a Google doc with a history of annotation tools. https://docs.google.com/a/ggatin.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Am32b0H2bOCCdFgwRDh6UVIxVzI4ajdadEJVTEZkX0E#g

If we use the shift drag and drop feature of Zotero into Google docs to create our citations say using APA format. Can we then convert the citations in that document from APA format to the citation ma

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h6sDLTJU3pmhgGZpmo-CkLuUUPBv6FSsYTRAn2O7zAI/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h6sDLTJU3pmhgGZpmo-CkLuUUPBv6FSsYTRAn2O7zAI/edit?usp=sharing

depends -- what you describe would only happen if you switch between LibreOffice and Word. If that's the case, it's almost certainly what happened. Also, if you opened the document in google docs some

I am moving a citation from the firefox plugin to a google doc by holding shift and dragging.

For simpler things, you can just create footnote-type citation from Zotero using right-click --> Create Bibligraphy (and then select "Note" as format) and copy&paste them to google docs. Works great f

Hello. I would like help. I'm new to Zotero and to Grad School. I made a great bibiliography, but I cannot figure out how to make footnotes with that on my Google Doc.

At my school we use google docs and word for paper proposals and ideas. Since this enables easier collaboration than latex. When a paper has been agreed upon, it will be moved to a latex document wher

And there is also a FirefoxProfile folder too containing lots of files (see https://docs.google.com/document/d/10cVvUQK6s4ZWcFmJYMI6gwB4-UoxrHJa8oZql6tpFAM/edit?usp=sharing)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PiMiy_u9lH4ppLLk_oMN4IWkovGyMLLJKMjGiYY44YI/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FwFArrFjVEe1JIilbKyY7FbyPj4oeSzW9QOJgi8Utvc/edit?usp=sharing

Zotero uses XPCOM only to store a central globally accessible object. It doesn't define any XPCOM interfaces. So what you're trying to do won't work.

Took a quick look to see if Google indexes javascript generated content now. They do not say they do it here, but they do not deny it either. Still they recommend static html for indexing, using what

I've tried doing something for Google docs, but didn't get too far really. My preference would be to do this at the export biography stage. In the end I managed to do this by adapting a CSL style (si

I'm an English instructor at a 2-year college and have been making Zotero a key feature of the curricula of my "Research in the Service of Writing" course. I've noticed that more and more students are

This bookmarklet comes at a great time! I'm just now launching a collaborative effort on Google Docs and convinced the team to go with Zotero for reference management. (I don't think any of them use

I have never heard of this not working, but ways that it could go wrong may include using "paste special," instead of regular paste, using "Bookmarks" in one document and "Fields" in the other, or doi