late ed.: A.23. ProQuest Newsstand. Web. 14 May 2013.

you need to have the "Include URLs" box checked in the Cite-->Styles tabe of the Zotero preferences for MLA to work correctly. With this & taking the data straight as it comes from Proquest you get

late ed.: A.23. ProQuest Newsstand. Web. 14 May 2013.

@Dan, can you tell from the debug log how the ProQuest translator is even able to pick the serialssolutions.com page up?

@Dan, can you tell from the debug log how the ProQuest translator is even able to pick the serialssolutions.com page up? It doesn't look like Zotero would be able to deproxify those URLs. Is there an

I don't know enough how the serialssolution redirect work to say much about this, but I'm not surprised downloading the PDF on proquest doesn't work.

I hover over the page icon that’s available and I see “Save to Zotero (ProQuest). I click the Icon and the download window appeared in lower right hand screen but red X by pdf name. The Debug ID is

I don't have access to that Proquest database, I believe (which is it?) so I can't test that.

http://search.proquest.com/results/13DAD508ADA297BA84/1/$5bqueryType$3dbasic:OS$3b+sortType$3drelevance$3b+searchTerms$3d$5b$3cAND$7ccitationBodyTags:$22peer+effect*$22$3e$5d$3b+searchParameters$3d$7b

Could you start a separate thread on this, please? - link to here, but I'd like the topics separate. Campbell libraries and Proquest should also give you URL bar icons in Zotero, so URLs for those wou

Well, I have tried importing through firefox from campbell libraries, proquest, and center for review and dissemination. For these websites, I need to download an RIS and then import it into zotero. I

After I log into my schools library, I can access most Journals. For example when I click on ProQuest, I get the following URL: http://search.proquest.com.proxy1.cl.msu.edu/?accountid=12598

OK, and how would the same article be cited if I retrieved it from Lexis Nexis or Proquest?

sorry, Aurimas and I can't help here - we have PsycARTICLES access through EBSCO. I have access through Proquest via another affiliation, but no Ovid.

supported on major databases (JSTOR, EBSCO, PMC, Proquest...) and major publishers (Elsevier/Sciencedirect, Springerlink, Taylor&Francis, Wiley, PLOS etc.).

PubMed works, as does Amazon and ProQuest, GoogleBooks, etc.

We think our mystery tags were coming in from articles we added from ProQuest.[...] We didn't find any way other than manually squashing the mystery tags

We think our mystery tags were coming in from articles we added from ProQuest. We think this because we followed back one of the articles that had the mystery tags and found it had Subject lines, etc

We think we tracked down that these mystery tags are coming to us through ProQuest.

I'll have a look at the Proquest import.