den Eintrag hinzufuegen oder den entsprechenden Test im Zitierstil aendern.

Yes. You are right. I didn't test it well. Thanks a lot.

First, that's obviously primarily a problem with the OCR in the PDF, and it will affect any function that needs to extract text from the PDF, such as highlighting. You should test copying from the PDF

I test the control key on Windows 11. It is not stable. Sometimes it works, sometimes not.

I added test numbers § 123 and 455 here: | § 123 | 455 | … to see their positioning and here is what I got: Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984, 98 Stat. 1976 § 123 (1984) 455.

https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/translators/testing#running_tests

But as you're developing yourself, just having the connector preferences tab open and clicking on update when you need to test the connector in Zotero seems like a pretty minor issue, no?

URL doesn't show up in the bibliography. As a test, I cited another item that is a Web Page and its URL shows up fine. I've added and removed fields from the item that doesn't work, so it has the sam

I looked up the api and it seems like {{tags}} should work, however this returns what seems like an array -> [object Object], instead of the actual tag name (the current tag is "test" which results in

With the latest Zotero 6.0.19 update, the accompanying Zotero Connector 5.0.98 is now broken in Safari.

I've had a go at the style. You can test it out. Let me know if you find any issues.

If you have Firefox, you can try to open the file with its built-in PDF reader and test if the problem remains (Zotero PDF reader is based on the same PDF reader).

const test = ': Put some frowns : : :'.replace( /(?=:)/g, ')' );
test

const test = ': Put some smiles : : :'.replace( /(?<=:)/g, ')' );
test

I designed a hack that works for harvard style (okay, almost). sorry for all of you north americans in Chicago, not sure if this will work for you. You can test it out.

You're right! As a test, I installed Zotero on a second computer, and it works as you say. I've started a new thread as you suggested for the original computer. Thanks!

Might have change for version 6 -- I used to test export translators like that entirely. FWIW, there is a translator reload command that you should be able to run from the Zotero javascript console to

Some limited further testing shows that it is caused by having used either a quick copy and/or an export that made use of the translator; quite what the sequence is I'm not sure. But somewhere along

Ok, I just did a test in a new document... This is reference one, this is two, etc.

Anyone have any suggestions about what I am doing wrong and why my test results might not match the production results?