The popup doesn't have an apply button, you just hit enter and it just pops it in. You can link URLs, or you can link other docs in the drive. You can then hover over the test for the linked doc and i

This appears to be some sort of A/B test that Google is doing, or caused by something different about your account. The problem isn't in Zotero itself (no request is even making it to Zotero) or the Z

Here's the Windows ZIP version, which you can test just from an extracted directory without going through the install process:

well, but my general experience using JabRef for test-case was not super-satisfying.

Your proxy server is incorrectly configured. You'll need to report this to your library or IT department. You can point them to the technical explanation here (and you can see that the server shows an

Make sure your actual Zotero version is updated (that should be 5.0.95 -- 5.0.81 is the connector). When you test, make sure that the citation dialog isn't just hidden -- it easily gets placed behind

Now I cannot test this my self (as I cannot make a google doc with references) so I can only refer to troubles from others. Is this simply not working, is there a specific way it can be done or is it

In a test document, this problem actually does not occur; then everything displays as it should.

As long as this is working for you, no need to test with Chicago author-date -- that was just to intended for troubleshooting. I understand the style doesn't work for your legal materials.

For this test document, do you reproduce the problem consistently? If so, do you reproduce it regardless of the item that you cite? Could you send this document to support@zotero.org and mark the posi

--> The problem can be reproduced with several test documents, but not with every citation I tried to add.

I will test though with standard Chicago to see, although I wasn’t able to get the citation elements in the right order in the standard style which is why I edited my own version.

The original document, I need to work on is 2.7 MB. The test document, where I made the debug logging is only 15 KB.

The test document was saved offline on my desktop.

I can't see your code (you'd need to put it betwee tags to be visible) but it's definitely not your CSL: CSL has no setting to only show one initial. I'd guess it's a metadata issue. Loo

Edit 2 : I've replicated this problem in both Edge and Chrome. I'll test on another computer and see if the issue might just be my own computer or something else.

That's not good. I'm not at my computer at the moment, so I can't test right now. But it definitely worked on 22 October 2020 with Jurism on this page: http://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKSC/2019/41.html

Note that Zotero just announced their iPad app beta test

I had installed Zotero OCR this evening but the issues were from yesterday. I just removed it. I am running the database integrity test now.

I added support for those entry types but didn't test on the whole file. I've added that file to my test suite; there was an invalid command in the bib file (\ud) that BBT tripped over. 5.2.118 will i