Is there a way to get Zotero to import PDFs from the linked file? When I download the citation from a research database (in this case, ProQuest), the prompt says "some reference managers will import t

https://www.proquest.com/docview/229511223?parentSessionId=+SG/H2RlQVGtSnW8cOUgrZGmRVhrQTpmxA0imWdjq/U=&pq-origsite=primo&parentSessionId=Ai/NIW3ivrsFh1bSUDR3DhduKeoRDsRlzkSl3jDipDY=

Chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://parlipapers-proquest-com.ezproxy.sl.nsw.gov.au/parlipapers/result/pqpdocumentview:pdfevent?pgid=85e5c2fc-b5f5-44c8-9ae1-0ab2c29058e0?&pdf=/a

Works for me -- have you been downloading lots of items from Proquest? They rate limit pretty aggressively I think (see https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/site_access_limits )

I can not seem to save papers from Proquest

Publishing. Available at: http://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/uel/detail.action?docID=1811753 (Accessed: 17 August 2022).

(4)(+0000003): Translate: Binding sandbox to https://www.proquest.com/docview/99391303/70936FB0204F4380PQ/3

I'm getting the same error with Proquest Historical Newspapers. Examples:

Zotero is not saving articles from Project MUSE or Proquest. The message says, "An error occurred saving with Project MUSE. Attempting to save using Embedded Metadata instead." I would appreciate any

Thank you very much. I deleted the entry and now it works. Odd that it was only proquest databases, and only since a recent FF update.

(3)(+0000033): Proxies.properToProxy: https://www.proquest.com/espm/accountid=[…] to https://www-proquest-com.libproxy.[…].edu/espm/accountid=[…]

When I click to access Proquest databases (in Firefox) via my institution, it just spins and spins. It seems to work when I disable the Connector extension. It works on Chrome.

I have selected auto renaming for downloaded pdfs. The actual file in windows is renamed correctly, but the pdf entry in Zotero is not being changed. It still says "Full Text PDF" even after restartin

from the library website: "Discovery is a search engine that searches our entire collection. Although the service is provided by EBSCO, it searches ‘all resources’… ProQuest, SAGE, EBSCO…and all form

It seems like the problem may be that the ProQuest Pittsburgh Post-Gazette database doesn't allow you to view specific articles, only the full page on which they're located. So, for example when lo

Update: I was able to access Proquest Historical Newspapers through a public library, and the metadata pulled without any problems. So it seems to be specific to my access through my institutional li

example, this article worked fine: https://www.proquest.com/docview/371640635/abstract/35E764165C774A67PQ/1

I've encountered a repeated error when trying to save newspaper articles from Proquest databases, in which Zotero seems to recognize the item as a newspaper article, but as soon I click the icon to ad

I have twice tried importing an RIS file from EbscoHOST of approximately 5,000 results. Once the import is completed in Zotero, the number of results becomes 25,000. Does anyone know what might be cau

I have noticed something recently when I'm saving from ProQuest. If I save from the results page using the folder button in my browser, everything saves just fine.