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zotxt api does not work for non-latin references #8
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And what about this problem ? |
It's working for me. Can you clarify the problem you are seeing?
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I install plugin "Better BibTex for Zotero" - it created "citekey" and I use this "citekey" to insert citation in another program. |
egh With "format-bibliography" and with "q=(citekey)":
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egh When use code-query author-name (%D0%9C%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2) instead citekey - without bibliography - OK, with bibliography - see errors above. |
@Nick222 Do you have this style installed? http://www.zotero.org/styles/chicago-note-bibliography By default zotxt will use that if you don't specify another style. I should probably change that, but it's the current default and it will error if it is not installed. I suspect that may be the error you are seeing. |
egh OK - now good But I cannot cite in Zim by write non-Latin author-name or book-name - because citekeys are in Latin only...? |
Do I need a file "pandoc-zotxt.lua" for zotxt to work ? |
When using non-latin characters to search/query for references with non-latin characters in them,
zotxt
doesn't provide any results.This issue was reported on a separate plugin here: shivams/zim-zotero-plugin#1, but I now realize that it's an issue with
zotxt
, as Zotero's default search actually works with non-latin characters.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: