I've changed university affiliations and now all the articles I downloaded into Zotero through my previous library's subscription databases (JSTOR, eBosco, ProQuest) are coming up as Login screens and

I've committed this to the repository. Since there are still ProQuest Legacy users out there (like me!) and this is a wholly distinct translator, I've renamed the old one to "ProQuest Legacy.js" and c

A ProQuest URL should not go in the URL field, which is meant for the canonical online version of an item.

The only problem I'm seeing now is that this one from above :http://search.proquest.com/docview/840433348?accountid=10559 is imported as a Newspaper article even though the source type in the Proques

In browsing a publication, I don't see the icon http://search.proquest.com/publication/47510/citation/2010+-+2019,2011,01?accountid=10559

The translator requires at least Firefox 3.6, but otherwise I think it should work. You can delete the existing "ProQuest.js" as well, but I don't think it should cause a problem.

I'm OK for now - the Milliken Two Step is doing me fine. We've got lots of other ProQuest issues though (the worst is that the year/issue browse doesn't work), but they're trying to help. We use EZP

Please go to http://github.com/ajlyon/zotero-bits/raw/master/ProQuest 2.js and save the file to the translators directory of your Zotero data directory (http://www.zotero.org/support/zotero_data).

Btw, during the development of the interface I repeatedly asked ProQuest developers that helping to create Zotero translators would be very welcome and they seemed open to it but obviously that didn't

Please note this:And you can probably mark multiple results in Proquest and save them as a single RIS file.

I sent a plea to ProQuest Tech Support and Product Improvement.

And you can probably mark multiple results in Proquest and save them as a single RIS file. No word yet on getting access through UCLA-- offers of ways to get access through other libraries or Proquest

OK, well I developed a clumsy workaround for one of the ProQuest problems. It takes at least 11 steps, (plus 3 to clean up), but of course once your finger-muscles get down a pattern, this can go qui

I think ProQuest and the lot of them should send Zotero a big thank-you card and free access to all these databases, since we spend so much time making their unusable interfaces actually convenient fo

Ajlyon, there is a list here: http://www.proquest.com/en-US/promos/platform/databases_supported.shtml of databases that could be switched over if UCLA chooses. If they haven't done it yet, maybe talk

I just looked into this, and it doesn't look like my institution (UCLA) has moved to the new interface at all, so I can't develop a translator for the new ProQuest.

I can't promise that there will be a post on this thread when Proquest is fixed, but it will start working for you automatically when a fix is ready. Translators update every 24 hours.

Thanks everybody! Of course I had seen the Proquest logo but failed to appreciate its implications. Sorry, but I am quite ignorant of these issues.

Not every institution has made the switch yet, and there are still some ProQuest/CSA/CH databases that haven't been made available on the new platform yet. Once a db is ready it will be up to the ins