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.

http://search.proquest.com/docview/116327699?accountid=14739

IIRC proquest provides permalinks to items - could you give us one?

I'm new to Zotero and using it standalone with Chrome and Word. I am currently retrieving newspaper articles (from NY Times) on Proquest and citing them in a paper using Chicago ref. I have several pa

And your missing "database" in the above example ProQuest and Dissertations and Theses database

"URLs should only be included for items that include the full text of a work (such as journal publishers, google books, but also full-text databases like Proquest and JSTOR), not for catalogs like Pub

fbennett: MLA International Bibliography is a database (in this case maintained by EBSCO, there are also Proquest and Gale versions), distinct from the MLA citation style.

fbennett: MLA International Bibliography is a database (in this case maintained by EBSCO, there are also Proquest and Gale versions), distinct from the MLA citation style.

Please don't post in unrelated threads. We try to keep one thread to one topic - this being on PDF import from Proquest.

I have PDF attachments consistently working for me on Firefox, e.g. for the "Senate No Place for Lazy Man" article: http://search.proquest.com/docview/173296630

Now Firefox isn't working either. ProQuest pages show the webpage icon in the address bar, not newspaper or magazine icons, and when I save, the pdfs aren't downloaded.

I commented out lines 115 and 411 (mimeType: 'application/pdf') in ProQuest.js and restarted zotero but saw no differences in the behavior or in the log file. Is there something else I should do to de

Source URL: http://search.proquest.com.ezproxy.cul.columbia.edu/docview/173296630/13A0F8314BC595DAA9A/13

especially when going through a proxy, include Proquest, EBSCO, and Sciencedirect (though they do sometimes work).

OK, try updating again now. This should fix things on eric.ed.gov, we (or rather Aurimas) have a general fix in preparation for EBSCO that may or may not cover your issue. I'll look at Proquest (which

this to work reliably for sites like EBSCO and Proquest the only recommendation I have is to use Firefox.

We also have ERIC via Proquest, and I have the same issue via Proquest - PDFs that I can open manually are not pulled in with the rest of the Zotero information. Only a snapshot is included. (We hav

For EBSCO, I don't know. I don't have ERIC on EBSCO - I can only get it directly or via Proquest, it might be that EBSCO doesn't offer full text for ERIC or has it in an unusual place - you can open t