There are three others right now that won't import (all dissertations from ProQuest Dissertations). I was trying to import everything in a set order so they would be prioritized for duplicate merging,

"A randomised controlled trial of psychosocial intervention with mothers of undernourished children using primary care services in Jamaica" thesis. That shouldn't happen and we'll fix this on export,

As for where to post information about this issue, I remember reading through the known translator issues for ProQuest and being concerned that if I tried to pull down a large number of files that it

This might be something that you all should consider adding or making more clear for those of us unfortunate enough to be restricted to ProQuest for many of our main databases. The RIS files seemed li

Not sure that I am even going to be able to export by collections as they are now. I was successful on one of the small collections from ERIC (also hosted by ProQuest), but just got the same error one

@jenlnorvell, another question... do you need the tags/keywords that come with these items from ProQuest?

@jenlnorvell, another question... do you need the tags/keywords that come with these items from ProQuest? About RDF: have you been syncing your computer? That would make this harder.

ProQuest is really our only option (which is very unfortunate for a number of reasons) because it is the provider for our university for several of the databases we are using . And it took me ages to

assumed it was a typo. Do you see an option in ProQuest to export all search results? I can't find it.

Do you see an option in ProQuest to export all search results? I can't find it. If you can only do 1 page at a time anyway, then using the URL bar icon is not that bad.

you'd think & hope so, but I only get that one option, too. My guess is that it's ProQuest not so subtle way of undermining the competition (they make RefWorks). In RW export you do get a choice.

Proquest puts every reference in the bibliography in a separate note (N1 tag). We really have no way to filter those out during regular RIS import, since that's where notes are supposed to go. When us

ProQuest is the provider. I used the Export/Save option in ProQuest and saved as an RIS file.

a) You shouldn't have to use this on most pages, most certainly not ProQuest. Use the URL bar icon: https://www.zotero.org/support/getting_stuff_into_your_library#web_translators

Hi, I can't see the "Use Zotero for downloaded RIS/Refer files" option in Zotero Standalone's general preferences - is that because Standalone does not support it yet? Is there any other way to import

OTOH, excluding certain URLs like the ProQuest search widget is an ugly kluge. Maybe there's a more sophisticated solution, like ignoring iFrames that are below a certain % of the visible screen...

OK, so what's going on is that there is an iframe from proquest on that page (when you click on "Articles" above the search box) and proquest is on the list of resources to proxy, so that triggers the

When trying to load my university's library home page (lib.msu.edu), Zotero immediately redirects me to http://search.proquest.com.proxy2.cl.msu.edu/widget/searchWidget

hi i have downloaede standalone with a chrome extention on jstor and proquest no link is showing next to the star. a peice of paper icon is showing only. please help.

well - only if you were on a connection with access to the PDF. Proquest determines that by your IP address, i.e. where you're connected to the internet from. If you're connecting directly through the