we need to see actual URLs to say more. I believe proquest should typically work with Chrome.

Hi Adam, with JSTOR, pdfs are automatically downloading for me, but with ProQuest, they are not. I haven't tested other sites.

I failed to reinstall and am a bit confused. Harvard 1 preview shows the date accessed etc, but that never occurred before - unless EBSCO and PROQUEST have recently added those fields or the Safari "g

2. (This is what I do): You can use the webpage item type and put the database provider (Chadwyck-Healey, Proquest; Centro Traditio Litterarum Occidentalium, Brepols) as the website title. Since those

Acta Sanctorum: The Full-Text Database, Chadwyck-Healey, Proquest, 1999-2012

I can have a look - unfortunately, the proquest translator isn't as stable as we'd like to - and they seem to have the unfortunate tendency to change the tag names in their site structure.

My colleague and I are also having problems with the New York Times historical newpaper through Proquest. For example, importing Gloria Steinem's Mother Wasn't All That Liberated, by Winzola McLendon,

I have this exact problem as well with google chrome. I have downloaded Zotero SA (concurrently open with my browser), downloaded the extension, restarted my browser several times...still no Zotero ic

(but not that site) showed me the bibliography of the paper that I, lacking access could not retrieve. What if any, JSTOR/PROQUEST/Firstsearch/MUSE site allows us to grab a whole bibliography in a dat

2. Ehrlinger, J., Johnson, K., Banner, M., Dunning, D. & Kruger, J. ‘Why the Unskilled Are Unaware: Further Explorations of (absent) Self-insight Among the Incompetent. Organizational Behavior and Hum

You would think that in 2012 citation styles would have evolved to accommodate the fact that the line between print and online journals have blurred considerably and a source may be located in print b

You would think that in 2012 citation styles would have evolved to accommodate the fact that the line between print and online journals have blurred considerably and a source may be located in print b

If this helps, when other proquest databases (Washington Post, Amsterdam News) were working for me yesterday, the search results (folder) was capturing just fine and the individual items were showing

"ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008)" is that correct?

I'm searching for articles in the New York Times database, which is run by Proquest. I don't see how the articles and search terms I'm looking for matter - I was having the same problem with zotero tr

As I say above: "That might not exist for search results - essentially you need to give us a way to reproduce what you're seeing on your screen. You can assume that we have proquest access through our

http://search.proquest.com/results/134F316B11C1A9C1A38/1/$5bqueryType$3dadvanced:OS$3b+sortType$3drelevance$3b+searchTerms$3d$5b$3cAND$7ccitationBodyTags:pork+chop+hill$3e$5d$3b+searchParameters$3d$7b

The error is: [JavaScript Error: "value is not defined" {file: "/Users/Jessie/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/xt1o7xmb.default/zotero/translators/ProQuest.js" line: 420}]

on your screen. You can assume that we have proquest access through our respective universities.

The basic translator works fine, and the file folder translator (what I had been using on Proquest) worked great yesterday.