So, first thing is that I'd recommend, when you're looking at databases like Proquest or Eric, to tweak your workflow: don't try to download the PDF and run retrieve metadata, but just click the Save

It seems to be happening no matter what database I use for access, but I am able to save pdfs from web pages. For example the first two below came from the Proquest Research Library and the ERIC datab

For example, I want to add a new field to the journal metadata describing the data source or provider of journal. e.g. EBSCO or ProQuest ......

A fair number of services (including Sciencedirect, EBSCO, and ProQuest) currently don't import PDFs when you

When I try to download citations from elsivier's Science Direct, or from Springer, or from ProQuest, the citation gets incorporated into my Zotero Database, but the PDF of the full article fails to do

How many items are you trying to save at once with the Folder icon? ProQuest very aggressively blocks automated downloads, so I suspect that is the problem. After a short delay, can you download a sin

http://search.proquest.com.ezp1.lib.umn.edu/dissertations/results/6BD98FD2B1AF4F80PQ/1?accountid=14586

Yeah, we have a very limited PQ subscription, so I can't get to this. Generally speaking, with proquest in particular I'd be surprised if the proxy mattered, since we're scraping straight from the pag

Actually, our access to PsycINFO is also listed to be through EBSCO (this works fine) and I have also access trough ProQuest. The generic link is:

this is happening with all of my searches on proquest, not any specific title.

we'd need a permalink for some of the ProQuest items in question. (Proquest should indicate "permalink" somewhere on the page.)

i have a problem importing citations from proquest (although not from other sources such as google scholar).

I think there's an existing thread on this already -- Summons2 import is currently broken. We were hoping that ProQuest (which developed the initial translator) would help us fix it, but we haven't he

yeah, you won't get PDFs from many larger vendors (including ProQuest and EBSCO) when going through a proxy and using a connector, sorry.

you mean from file I am trying to load? http://search.proquest.com.mutex.gmu.edu/docview/882115041/abstract/5550FF389B9440C8PQ/5

I have noticed that with both the Firefox(40.2.0) extension (4.0.29.15) and Chrome (54.0.2840.71) extension (4.0.29.11), the extension don't recognize ProQuest databases with custom interfaces (e.g. M

also ArXiV IDs, HDL IDs, OCLC numbers, LCCNs, ProQuest/UMI numbers, Web of Science numbers, etc. I'm not aware of a great argument for why any one of these needs support more than any of the others.

http://search.proquest.com.proxy.bib.uottawa.ca/docview/1697739690?rfr_id=info:xri/sid:primo

Thanks for the reply. ProQuest and Jstor problems are now fixed but I'm still having trouble with Word. The Zotero plugin is now showing up in Word, which is good, but it doesn't work. When I try to a

For ProQuest and JSTOR, there are a couple of reasons this can fail: