I have attempted the fix described by ajlyon and restarted Firefox. When I went back to the proquest page

While this will work (though not as well for Standalone), the Zotero Proquest translator should work without issues.

I have a simple fix to this problem. In Proquest, click on export. Select the line with ProCite or reference manager. It will load your citation with all of the details intact. In fact, it seems bette

As I collected articles from each library database it was added to my collection. I organized my articles by the date I collected each article. So I collected PsycINFO articles on 1/7, Proquest 12/6,

down by library database (i.e. PsycINFO and Proquest), which will make it a little easier to locate articles. But I really need it to stay in the same order for ease of coding purposes.

ah, OK - that's project muse, not proquest.

we need a permalink to an item (usually in the form proquest.com/docview/12345678 ) in question to be able to take a look.

ProQuest is not downloading either the citation or the document. I checked out the Known Translator Issues page and didn't see anything but if I missed it, let me know. I did notice ProQuest's site

I am using ProQuest Congressional and there is no Zotero translator icon. This link won't work for others since it goes through Syracuse, but can anyone who writes translators access this database?<br

The pdf title thing is a Zotero quirk - the attachment string refers to the pdf filename, which, as you note, gets named correctly. Zotero also attaches a document label, which is the ProQuest PDF tha

Thank you for the quick fix. I noticed, that the field URL is not populated. A second point concerns the naming of pdf attachments. The name of attachment in the Zotero database reads "ProQuest PDF" i

http://search.proquest.com/docview/233254808#

I don't have access. We get CSA content through proquest.

Which Zotero version and which record are you looking at? I know ProQuest generally does do authors and I believe abstracts. If it doesn't that's either a problem with your version of Zotero or with t

The current ProQuest translator (fce388a6-a847-4777-87fb-6595e710b7e7) produces only a partial record in Zotero; data for author and abstract, for example, are missing.

Cite articles from online databases (e.g. LexisNexis, ProQuest, JSTOR, ScienceDirect) and other subscription services just as you would print sources. Since these articles usually come from periodical

After further testing, it seems that this same problem is happening on many (but not all) of our ProQuest databases. I'll report back after trying the solutions suggested here:

http://proquest.umi.com/pdf/e65fa928cd4b98bda4b6e5fd4409a544/1247357290//share4/pqimage/pqirs101/20090711193809213/19881/out.pdf

I find I am unable to capture citations from LISA (Library and Information Science Abstracts) on ProQuest. I'm aware of the ProQuest issues from earlier this week, but at this point all the other ProQ

http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2003&res_id=xri:eebo&rft_id=xri:eebo:citation:27207027