You can try enabling Google Docs Integration v2 from the Advanced pane of the Zotero Connector preferences and reloading Google Docs. We're still testing that, but it should address some cases where t

Whenever I try to add a citation from Zotero in Google Docs, it says "Zotero is updating your Document Please wait". And then it freezes forever.

Google Docs integration is enabled, but v2 is grayed out. Here's the link:

Can you take a screenshot, upload it somewhere (e.g., Dropbox or Google Drive), and provide a link here? It should only be grayed out if Google Docs integration itself directly above that is disabled,

We released the update for Chrome mentioned above, so this would no longer occur if you have Google Docs Integration v2 disabled in the Advanced pane of the Zotero Connector preferences.

I am trying to add citations on a Google Docs but when I click on the Add/Edit citations or any other options nothing happens.

a link to this thread? We've reported this to Google, but it'd be good to have another reproduction test case. You can then restore the original document to the current version and continue working.

I think I may have solved the problem. I followed the directions step by step until I deleted a citation that, when deleted, I was able to copy-paste elsewhere. The Google Docs Zotero connector is sti

The underlying issue is likely the same as in another recent report — an underlying problem with the document triggering a Google Docs bug. You should be able to follow the last step on the Troublesho

I’m using command+c/command+v (Mac) and the links are still breaking. It used to work just fine, but now it’s not. The Google Docs plugin is also SUPER slow lately and freezes.

When I copy-paste text in Google Docs that contains Zotero links, the links break and I get notified (often much later) that they have become unlinked from Zotero. I have never had this problem before

This sounds like you didn't transfer the document from Google docs properly and the original citations aren't linked to Zotero anymore.

I downloaded a document from google docs which contains citations from zotero. However, the citations still show up as indexed numbers [1], while new citations show ap as full name and date citations

Do note however that Google Docs editing Zotero citations like this is actually bad as Zotero no longer recognizes the part of the citation that turns blue, so you want to undo those changes whenever

@denlinkd Ok, we found the bug on our side and will release a fix soon. Do note however that Google Docs editing Zotero citations like this is actually bad as Zotero no longer recognizes the part of t

Ok, I looked at the document you sent us and that appears to be a Google Docs bug, which I reported to them. Notably, it seems to be caused by some interesting indentation at the very end of the docum

(Oh, sorry, I'm not sure why I thought this was Google Docs. If not, ignore what I said above.)

You can try re-enabling the ones you had, one by one, and see if you can identify what broke it. Be sure to reload Google Docs after each change.

I don't see an easier solution here -- going back and forth between google docs and Word is a bit of a pain, so any workflow we use minimizes the need to do this (typically, in our case, we do a lot o

The company I work for stores all documents using Google Drive. Using the Google Drive sync tool, I have been creating and saving Microsoft Words documents in this drive.