Are you trying on the PDF page, or the Abstract/Details page? As I say above, this doesn't currently work on the PDF view because of a ProQuest site change, but as far as we know it works from the det

Until yesterday if I highlighted a folder/collection in Zotero my search results would go into that particular folder (from PubMed or a ProQuest database). Now, no matter what I do, everything goes i

It's possible that ProQuest changed the order of the tabs and made the PDF view the default. In any case, should be an easy fix.

The Proquest Historical Newspapers works fine for me if I just click on the "Abstract/Details" tab instead of the "Full text-PDF." How odd.

Another report of this: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/67001/problems-with-zotero-download-from-proquest-historical-newspapers-in-firefox-and-safari

Does it work if you click the "Abstract/Details" tab instead of the "Full text - PDF" tab? I get the ProQuest translator for the former and the Embedded Metadata translator for the latter. I'm not sur

This might be a complicated situation because the ProQuest site requires a login page, for which I use my institutional login information.

And here is the current URL: https://search.proquest.com/cv_659841/docview/111507160/DFCC9EC3326A4A3EPQ/2?accountid=13314

All of a sudden my Zotero plug-in will no longer download newspaper articles from Proquest Historical Newspapers in either Firefox or Safari. Instead of the newspaper pdf icon I keep getting the "Embe

I'm not totally sure what you mean here. This should work entirely like in 4.0 — if you're on ProQuest, Zotero should save a journal article and (if you have access) an attached PDF. If you're seeing

I was able to get the proper metadata from Proquest from the "Details/Abstract" page of the desired item. It does not show up in the Zotero library with a PDF icon, but when I closed the university l

I click an item I put into Zotero this weekend, Proquest is blank. It does not pull it up at all (I clicked to get a journal article that Zotero labeled as a web page). The only thing that will come

For the ProQuest one, you're on the PDF page. We should be able to make that work, but just switch to the Details page, which is recognized and saves for me. Zotero recognized Montgomery County (MD) p

The last few days I have had exactly the same problem as dsr20901. Proquest is not loading metadata into Zotero. I am so frustrated because I really need this info. But if you click "Item Type" in the

No, that is the URL going through your university proxy. We can’t follow that link (it just takes us to your university login page). There should be a link on the ProQuest page labeled something like

@bwiernik I thought that I did earlier: https://search-proquest-com.dclibrary.idm.oclc.org/docview/152576426?accountid=46320

Can you also post the ProQuest permalink to that page?

Yes, the behavior occurs on other Proquest databases. Here's a link to one of the articles I tried to save earlier: https://search-proquest-com.dclibrary.idm.oclc.org/docview/152576426?accountid=46320

Within ProQuest, is the connector not working for all databases (e.g., Dissertations) or only the newspaper database (which one)?

If you only have issues with ProQuest, this usually happens because the site (ProQuest) has made a change to their code that breaks the Zotero translator. In that case, the translator will need to be