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

which google integration are you talking about? Everything that's possible with google docs is possible with Scrivener.

As a Chromebook user and researcher, I am very interested that Zotero plays well with Chromebooks and Google Drive/Docs. Is there an active project to make them play together for citations? If so, how

I assume a person would have to use Google Docs or Office 360, but how do you cite/footnote a source from Zotero without manually copying it? This is where it seems Chromebooks and Zotero won't play w

Which format are you saving them as (.doc, .docx, .rtf, something else)? Can you reliably reproduce the problem? Are you opening the files with something else, say, google docs, in between.

I know zotero can partly be used with google docs, but now that you can add add-ons to docs, I would love to see a zotero add-ons.

So the only way this could work is for relatively isolated features that a contractor or outside developer could develop mainly by herself--like an Android app, e.g. or potentially a google docs plugi

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sGy69Mry6ZpkVsdSuo1ovByGCXO7Bu9x48Y1TPpnkJ0/edit?usp=sharing

I'd imagine this would happen in an online-only project (and there are some apps--not least google docs--that provide something similar already) and you could just link to it from a Zotero entry.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cFcnC-rPmOGnZV4FkXsrIshIB-PmAEjhArq8D7QQd_I/edit?usp=sharing