Now with the new version of Google Docs (http://bit.ly/a7rqxH), any news on the zotero/google docs front? Although Google just launched the new version, is there also something like an API launch? Goo

You know what? That wasn't very helpful. There *is* a bug -- at least in Firefox, because it shows the CAPTCHA on systems older than 10.5, but not on the latest Firefox version and operating systems

Also, while preparing the fallback-behavior overview I mentioned above (http://docs.google.com/View?id=dg6h9k72_64hzmsmqgb), I noticed that there is a conflict that should be resolved if fallback beha

I put the information of fallback behavior as defined in the Zotero source code in a slightly different format, which should be better suited for human consumption: http://docs.google.com/View?id=dg6h

If you mean plugin support similar to what is available for Word and OpenOffice, there's not much anyone can do for it. Google Docs doesn't supply means of storing citation data in the document (that

Essentially, what I'd like to do is edit bibliographic information that is not automatically pulled by Zotero in order to import my references into OpenOffice or Google Docs. At the moment a quick dr

That's right. Google Docs doesn't offer any kind of API or dynamic fields like Microsoft Word and OpenOffice. Not a lot of wiggle room for Zotero to do anything with Google Docs beyond drag-and-drop,

I don't think anyone at Zotero has undertaken to work on Google Docs integration, and the gist of the discussion above, in any case, seems to be that there are show-stopping issues with the Google Doc

It's now February 2010, and I'm wondering if any progress has been made in making the Google Docs - Zotero linkup as robust as the Word - Zotero one. What I'd like to do is drag and drop (or type sho

By the way, in my travels around the web tonight experimenting with pdf's and docx's and how they relate to Zotero, I noticed Google Docs has dramatically improved its Search, which up to very recentl

just wonder if zotero can pretty much function similarly to google docs whereby i can work on a document anywhere, save it to the server, and open it from any computer anywhere (as long as i can get o

This is about Quick Copy in general and isn't really related to Google Docs (and, actually, should work on Linux too, I believe). Have you made sure you have a style selected in the Export pane of the

@komrade: The idea is that I can share not only my document (google docs) but also my library of references (with zotero) with my colleagues. Using the style created by adam everyone can then just dro

in a couple different wysiwyg editors (even google docs), tinyMCE seems to be the sole exception so I'm blaming it (maybe unfairly). I don't really need most of the functionality it provides anyways

I'm trying to convert a document with existing citations into something that can go into Google Docs for collaboration, then out again to format the styles.

I'm working on revisions of a paper back from a journal. The citations were all done with Zotero using the Mac Word 2008 integration. I'd like to upload the document to Google Docs for my co-authors

Lacking a sorting function in Zotero, I still work with index cards (referring to zotero) while writing, but this is far from ideal. I am also experimenting with writing papers on google docs together

be nice - note that dragging notes (e.g. into google docs) also doesn't work right because the html tags are copied along with the text.

The forums are Vanilla - http://vanillaforums.org/docs

Hi Zotero folks, I have a Google Notebook account with dozens of individual notebooks, many of them with several hundreds of notes (one has over 1700). Therefore, individually dragging and dropping is