Also note that many ProQuest databases work using a site-specific translator. You may be able to just click the icon next to your address bar to import from that site without needing to export an RIS

a) http://search.proquest.com.libproxy.smu.edu.sg/results/A5D56D1CBCBB41DDPQ/1/$7b$22limiters$22:$5b$5d,$22mqlversion$22:$221.1$22,$22additionalnavs$22:$5b$5d,$22v$22:$221$22,$22sort$22:$22DateAsc$22,

b) the specific ProQuest database anc

I'm having problems saving citations from ProQuest through the Chrome connector. Below is the error log:

Proquest uses some anti-bot technology, I'd suspect that. Have you tried manually clicking through to the item in question in those cases? I'd have guessed you'd get a captcha or something along those

My team is encountering frequent errors with the translator for ProQuest Digital Dissertations on the search results page. My research assistant will select the items he wants to download from the Zot

Hi -- This exact issue is happening again with ProQuest. Zotero will not download the PDF in either Firefox or Chrome (Standalone or Firefox extension).

if you're going through a proxy server for authentication, you won't get PDFs when importing from several sites (most notably EBSCO, Proquest, and Sciencedirect) and using Safari or Chrome.

PU - ProQuest Information & Learning; US

While the Summon 2.0 (by Proquest) search engine used by my university's library is correctly recognized by Zotero's translators to import references, it doesn't seem that Zotero can be aware of it as

When I try to save a full pdf from sites such as pubmed, proquest, and sciencedirect, a big red X appears over the option to save it as a pdf. It will only let me save as a snapshot.

someone with access to PsycInfo on Proquest will need to confirm, but I believe ProQuest starts displaying captchas if you're making to many rapid requests. Nothing much we can (or should, really--exc

When trying to select multiple articles from a search, with the intention of saving those selections to Zotero, PsycINFO (from the ProQuest interface) returns an error message and the selections are n

yeah, but not many. Automated proxy support is the big one and related to that auto-download of PDFs on proxy connections on select sites (notably ProQuest, EBSCO, and ScienceDirect, perhaps others).

is an example of a URL that fails: http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy.cul.columbia.edu/docview/91646159/abstract/7E2B18DC157640FFPQ/4.

"Available from" is only used two times. Once for a DVD on sale from a web store (to which the above note refers). The second time is for a thesis in the ProQuest database with a UMI number. However,

It was said above that "if you're going through a proxy (i.e. accessing from off campus) that's a known issue with the connectors and some sites (most notably EBSCO and Proquest). "

3. "ProQuest Dissertations and Theses" needs to be in the archive field

Also, a new "hidden" feature is that if you check the checkboxes next to ProQuest search results, they will be pre-selected in the Zotero import dialog. We'll probably be adding that to more websites

Right...For a ProQuest record with only html full text Zotero correctly saves a snapshot of the full text!