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:

Hi. I'm having trouble figuring out why my zotero sometimes can't grab a PDF when it gets a citation for a JSTOR or Proquest article. It seems like sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't. When I c

RefWorks is still using Zotero translators, afaik, though and the ProQuest folks told us they'd look into it (and the translator is on Zotero's side, so PQ couldn't change it).

"ProQuest Flow uses the same translators as Zotero"

I reported the issue to my library's Web IT. They're going to notify Summon/Proquest to see if they can fix the issue on their end.

I'm guessing the problem is that you're looking at the resource inside summons and Zotero doesn't recognize it as proquest. You should be able to look at it outside of the library catalog framework (t

I am getting generic item icons (web page link instead of a journal article type) when trying to save an article from Proquest within Chrome.

Dear Zotero users,

could we get at least one proquest permalink for an item that doesn't import correctly, together with the URL exactly as you see it?

The MLA database used to import correctly, but when I now try to import, it will only record the webpage for the database item, rather than the actual item itself. Is there any way to resolve this?

I just realized that I also have the Northern Virginia Community College catalog: Proquest Fulltext. Here's an article that they have, but Taylor does not: http://search.ebscohost.com.ezproxy.vccs.edu

If you rapidly import lots of results, ProQuest might start throttling and displaying captchas or similar anti-robot devices. Could that be what's going on?