I resaved the JS file in the Program File (x86): Zotero root folder (it is 3KB JavaScript file named Scannable Cite) using the link above. Sorry to keep bothering you, but it's still not working. Does this make a difference?įinally, I've tried using 'Alt+Ctrl+C' on the citation in Zotero and then 'Alt+Ctrl+V' in Scrivener- all that does is type a 'V' in my Scrivener document. Now I've moved it to the root Zotero folder, but still no luck.Īlso, under 'Tools' > 'RTF/ODF Scan' I've tried 'RTF ODF (to citation) and ODF (to markers)' with no change. If the JS file is in the Zotero 'Program File (x86)' does it automatically detect it, or do I have to link it? If so, how? Also, does it matter where the JS file is saved? I placed it in the 'poppler-data' and the 'extension' files, but those didn't work.
That did not change the way the citations were dragged-and-dropped into Scrivener. I clicked on the 'Edit' button and typed in 'Scannable Cite'- it created a 'domain/path' by that name, but the format is listed as 'RTF Scan'. From other postings, it seems like there should be a way to check 'Scannable Cite', but I can't find it. How exactly do I do that? I went to 'Edit' > 'Preferences' > 'Export' Tab. I just seem to know enough about technology to get it to a place that it does not work, so please help. I worry that having two different citations styles in the same document will not work once it comes time to compile and export.ħ. This is an older project, so this process has worked for me in the past. I can now drag-and-drop citations from Zotero into Scrivener, but I believe this is because I selected the RTF Scan. (I saved the file in 'Extensions' folder because I could not find the 'data' or 'translation' folders like others suggested.)Ħ.
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Now that I've downloaded it, I'm not sure how to install it, link it, or whatever I need to do. In Zotero Preferences under the Cite Tab, I clicked on the '+' sign before navigating to where I downloaded the JavaScript file- I only see one option for viewing files: CSL Style. (It appears with the JavaScript icon, so I think I did it correctly).ĥ. Therefore, I followed the directions above for downloading the JavaScript: Cite.js
Under Zotero Preferences, I found RTF Scan, but not Scannable Cite. I installed the RTF/ODF Plugin from Github: The RTF/ODF Scan for Zotero now appears under Extensions in the Add-on Manager window (so, I think I've done that correctly).Ĥ.
I was using the Zotero beta version, so I uninstalled it before reinstalling Zotero 5.0.55 for Windows. I'm still unable to find the 'Scannable Cite' option.
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