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

Well, LLBA through CSA Illumina works for me. We'll try to get the Proquest translators working again, and LLBA with it.

proquest is currently broken, so that makes sense.

Ajlyon, LLBA is one of the CSA databases that has moved over to the new ProQuest interface, and for UNC at least, they have switched over their access to the new platform. I suspect that Duke has as

http://proquest.umi.com

I don't think there's a working proquest translator - and there hasn't been for a while - the pages that do work are most likely because Zotero is picking up a DOI on the page.

I didn't include URLs as I always access via a proxy and so it wouldn't help, which is why I put the Proquest Document ID. However today I noticed that for some reason you can't search Proquest by doc

In case a URL that Zotero doesn't recognize would help: http://search.proquest.com/pqrl/docview/840967601/12D8BB89B2D385E7F96/1?accountid=10559

I'm not sure if this is the same problem, but I can't get zotero to work on any ProQuest pages - the icon just doesn't appear in the browser's location bar, e.g.: I searched for ProQuest Document ID 8

For a list of ProQuest/CSA-Illumina/Chadwyck-Healey databases that either have moved over to the new interface or will begin moving over this month, see:

It is definitely possible that there are occasional items that either are being exported incorrectly by EBSCO and ProQuest, or imported incorrectly by Zotero. But without seeing the data that Zotero i

Re Embedded RDF (ajlyon). The sites from which I obtain bibliographic references are almost exclusively EBSCO and ABI PROQUEST accessed through my University VPN. I cannot capture my references throu

I haven't seen a request for a site translator update to work with the new ProQuest interface yet (though I may have missed it). Many institutions began switching this fall to it from what is now cal

I have been through all the steps to troubleshoot, but I cannot figure this one out. If I use NCU's proxy to ProQuest5000 articles, the save icon never appears. Am I doing something wrong?

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