no-one else having this "undefined" folder problem with renaming / refiling? on the verge of giving up and reverting to zotero + zotfile 4 (and assuming I'm gonna lose anything added to library whilst

I installed Zotfile earlier in the day which might be the problem, but I've tried to do this with it both enabled and disabled, and that doesn't seem to impact on it.

My Zotero with Zotfile can extract annotations without a problem.

With your kind comments, I think the best solution is to sync the sqlite via Zotero sync and sync the directory that is processed after ZotFile.

I have a question, what you mean is to sync the sqlite database via Zotero official sync service and sync the huge attachments via the ZotFile service?

I have a question, what you mean is to sync the sqlite database via Zotero official sync service and sync the huge attachments via the ZotFile service?

c) use the ZotFile add-on to move your files outside of Zotero (e.g. to a folders synced by Dropbox et al.) and link to them from Zotero.

OK. But is it possible to make the zotero extension for chrome to launch zotero standalone automatically before import? That would make zotfile act on each import. Often I import items and I forget to

sorry, neither ZotFile nor any other add-on or function of Zotero can do that currently.

Indeed, it is not what I need. When I import items into zotero web I only have a link and not the actual file. What I need is to have zotfile download the file and rename it for me (the link can stay

While you can apply ZotFile later -- simply by using right-click --> Manage Attachments --> Rename attachments --

I have a technical question about zotfile. Is there a way to make zotfile act on an item which is already present? Sometimes I import items into zotero web (when zotero standalone is closed) and for t

sorry if I wasn't clear: I had successfully installed Zotfile 5 on the PC using the manual zip/rename, but couldn't replicate this on the Mac. but your instructions saved the day, so thanks.

I guess I don't understand why? As I say above -- if you're able to install ZotFile and it runs, you're building the zip correctly. Why bother with the commandline tool that you're not comfortable wit

putting aside the unresolved editor renaming issue for now - does anyone else have the same "undefined" folder problem as outlined in point 1 in my last comment? any clues? if I can't solve it I'll ha

just renewing my request for explanation of how to install zotfile 5. I understand that it's still in beta and so most people using it will be across the programming lingo, but I've installed Zotero 5

Word for Mac Integration (3.5.14, extension), ZotFile (4.2.8, extension), Pocket (1.0.5, extension), Web Compat (1.0, extension), Application Update Service Helper (2.0, extension), Site Deployment C

if ZotFile is working at all, the .zip file is not the problem.

When Zotfile 5.0 is ready for release, there will be pre-built .xpi files available for download from zotfile.com and GitHub as there are now. At the moment, Zotfile 5.0 is in beta (like Zotero 5.0).

it would have zotfile@columbia.edu.xpi in the extension folder.