Hello, Zotero saves PDFs from most sites, but not from Proquest. Please advise.

ADDIN PAPERS2_CITATIONS 63127975-8D37-48A4-B210-DD733EFB5E44113400Does questionnaire format impact reported partner violence rates?: An experimental studyhttp://search.proquest.com/openview/f947ea9480

In the last days the issue is getting worse because at first I had the problem only with our Academic Discovery tool, now I have the same problem with Scopus and Proquest Central too, and sometimes wi

3. In a new tab navigate to the proquest paper you shared above. Attempt to save the page, wait through any progress popups.

Screenshot of Chrome's developer window: https://www.proquest.com/bsc/docview/492272506/abstract/94504D0B48044DE5PQ/1

3. Tried ProQuest Gender Watch, and that also did not get PDF.

Correction on initial report: Firefox's Zotero connector is not fetching PDFs in ProQuest.

1. It does not get PDFs for individual ProQuest items. N

It still works getting the PDF on individual Proquest pages? For what type of resources is this (newspapers, something else)? Which database in PQ? Could you share a permalink?

When I use the Zotero’s Chrome extension to import multiple items from ProQuest databases, it has stopped automatically importing the PDFs. The same extension (and Firefox) work correctly with JStor

https://www.proquest.com/hnpsouthchinamorningpost/docview/1766676658/abstract/A83BC0F5CA2C4697PQ/1

(3)(+0000000): Translate: Beginning translation with ProQuest

I can not seem to save papers from Proquest

those hosted on content aggregators like EBSCO, ProQuest, or JSTOR. Also note the on campus/VPN requirement.

As an example, while off-campus I can access this ebook through our proxy: https://ebookcentral-proquest-com.oca.ucsc.edu/lib/ucsc/detail.action?pq-origsite=primo&docID=4940559

Thanks for the quick response. It's a complex ask because there were three databases searched, and (owing to Zotero's inability to remove duplicates in batches and the size of this library which is fo

2) access is through the publisher's webpage, or wherever the DOI points to. Zotero won't use campus lookup services to figure out, e.g., if an item is available via JSTOR, ProQuest, or a similar aggr

Bibliographic entry: Whaley, B. (2007). Stratagem: Deception and surprise in war. Artech House. http://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/uaz/detail.action?docID=338750 (Original work published 1969)

I would find this capability very useful. I find the capitals issue in many fields from many sites, for example, Brill, DeGruyter, Proquest and JSTOR. Author's names and series are the most problemati

Are you using the "Save to Zotero" icon in your browser? That would typically include the PDF, including on ProQuest.