That is the style for ACM. What specifically is incorrect? We can update the style.

I am a Zotero fan and I have been using Zotero for my papers, theses, etc for a few years. I am searching for a Zotero style that conforms to ACM Standard Reference Format but I cannot find it unfortu

When I go to papers like the following https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3276495

organization={ACM}

[JavaScript Error: "Unix error 13 during operation remove on file /Users/username/Zotero/translators/ACM Digital Library.js (Permission denied)" {file: "(unknown module)" line: 0}]

The Zotero connector now seems to work fine on ACM pages.

>> Are you sure it says "Save to Zotero (ACM Digital Library)" in the tooltip when you're on the ACM page (and not, say, on this forums page)?

>> Are you sure it says "Save to Zotero (ACM Digital Library)" in the tooltip when you're on the ACM page (and not, say, on this forums page)?

Are you sure it says "Save to Zotero (ACM Digital Library)" in the tooltip when you're on the ACM page (and not, say, on this forums page)? Because based on your debug output, that shouldn't be the ca

"ACM Digital Library",

This does not happen with the ACM site anymore.

This does not happen with the ACM site anymore. Or better said and after some exploring it does not happen with that site the way it used to. Now I have to right-click on the connector icon and select

What do you mean by that? You're saying that clicking the icon doesn't cause anything at all to happen, but right-clicking and selecting an option (any option? only specific options? "ACM Digital Libr

"ACM Digital Library",

If on that specific ACM page, I right-click on the Firefox connector icon, I can select "Save to Zotero (embedded metadata)".

Basically when visiting the paywall protected page (https://dl-acm-org.recursos.biblioteca.upc.edu/citation.cfm?id=963776&preflayout=flat#) through my university library account the Zotero icon only p

7. Save to Zotero works fine if on a page representing a single reference (e.g., https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=227186) rather than a search results list of references (e.g., https://scholar.googl

With that application, I would definitely recommend using the ACM Siggraph style and just adding the DOI. That would be a much easier style modification.

I am looking for a style for my PhD Thesis. I usually write with ACM Siggraph, but my director wants to have the DOI. And most of the styles I found were "(author date)" and the references of the diff

Proceedings Volumes : [4] a) C. D'silva, V. Parthasarathy, S. N. Rao, in Proc. of the 2016 Workshop on Wearable Systems and Applications (Eds: E. H. Lee, A. L. Copley), ACM, New York 2016; b) C. D’sil