Thanks, that's great! Quick initial test for dataset:

Thanks, I turn off my security, and test again, I think it should relate to my external drive.

Thanks for the update @dstillman. I'll test the new code as soon as it arrives.

OK, it looks like this change finally made it to English pages, so we've pushed a fix. I didn't test with other locales, but I'd guess it will work.

I'd want someone with a Mac to test this on a different machine -- since I can't reproduce this, it's just guessing on my part.

I don't think we're going to try to fix the location issue. Since there's no way to test for whether the location is in the newspaper title (and for most newspapers it is -- e.g. it's only in one of t

"monkey-patch: 6.0.23: BBT enabled" doesn't really mean BBT is loaded, it means it will load. I test for some conditions and if those fail, BBT will not load (no monkey patches etc).

Double-clicking to import with Zotero closed works for me on macOS, but we'll have to test whether that's working on Windows. It should certainly work with Zotero open.

You could test what happens when you save a file with the same filename *to* one of the sub-folders of Zotero storage (e.g. using save as from acrobat or preview). If that doesn't open, the issue is d

I've fixed most of them and you can test the new style with this link.

Can you give this a test run?

You can use a single postscript and test for the export directory in a postscript (Translator.exportDir), or you can use external per-directory preferences or external per-directory postscripts. Using

I don't exactly know what BBT does in terms of additional functionality for translators and if that works in custom translators, but I'd think it does. If you can't get it to work, test with stock bib

After resetting to absolute paths and re-setting a LABD, opening a file that could be found anywhere within the path you chose generally should've caused it to find the file and prompt if you wanted t

I do not need or have a proxy to connect to the internet. I have disabled all VPN and other network security settings in order to test. Most importantly, importing .bib and .ris on this very same comp

If you want to work on the Haaretz translator in the meantime, you can still edit in Scaffold, update translators in the Zotero Connector preferences, and test in the browser, or you can test with tra

Right -- but is there any reason not to make the style more robust to different data entry? I looked, and none of the legal item types in the test library *have* creator names, so it'd be easy enough

To test out the code, first clone the repo to your system. Then in Zotero, navigate to the collection where you want to copy the PDFs from and select all of the files in the list using CTRL + A. Then

No, numbers work just fine, as does this style. Using the test data from the visual CSL editor I get ( minus formatting and with section headings added.):

This is a bug. I have a basic fix, but will still need to test.