Sorry, my mistake. It was a while ago that I did some tests on a local PC. The accounts still exist, so I tested it again. Conclusion: yes, different Windows accounts can have their own instance of Zo

I've submitted some edits. Test this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/cb8eba33fca3c0654bbbe38b82414e633dabd6e9/muscle-and-nerve.csl

I downloaded the Scannable Cite.js and manually add it to the translators. Watching the finder window as Zotero starts up and the file is removed during Zotero start up. If I set permissions on Scanna

'All checks have failed, Pull request feedback / test (pull_request_target)', the details are:

Hi all - I am also very interested in seeing better search results displayed in Zotero. My team is starting to test Zotero since we are basically being forced to move from Mendeley but the search resu

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More generally, you can't test for previous occurrences of any specific element -- subsequent can only test for the entire item and subsequent-author-substitute only applies to the bibliography.

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var initSqlJs = require('sql-wasm.js');
var filebuffer = fs.readFileSync('test.sqlite');
initSqlJs().then(function(SQL){
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I tested with several item types and they all do the same.

To test the settings, can you check whether you can manually attach a file in the group?

If I understand your initial remark, yes, you are right, I was not trying to cite anything for an article, I was just using the Zotero tool to generate bibliography from an item in order to TEST it.

users create and edit web translators, define test cases, and post them to Zotero's translator repo (and Wikimedia's fork [8]) for the benefit of both Zotero and Wikimedia communities.

Running a few test, not all titles, and stumbling on three issues.

(I think 1958-9/10 should also work, but would have to test)

What database are you using in EBSCO? I can't test that at the moment, but there may be some problems there currently.

Interesting, the translator thing is just what I had in mind originally. But I only see the PDF option in both Firefox and Chrome (can't test on Edge as I'm on Linux)

I can't test this at the moment, so someone else will need to check if it's working for them, but failures on search results pages are often due to site access limits, even for small numbers of items.

Anyone know if I can fix this or if it's worth worrying about? I'm following the steps noted in the application for error troubleshooting. I saw one other fix that says this may be due to keeping my d

Ideally we wouldn't duplicate the date in the case of b), but there's currently no way for citation styles to test whether you have a day & month in your item information.

Test this in a new document, making sure you're selecting the item in your library with Issued in Extra. If you're still seeing "n.d.", take a screenshot of the item pane in Zotero, upload it somewher