Closed darkdragon-001 closed 5 years ago
Isn't this functionality available already in both CSL and in Zotero?
In the former, see, e.g. BibTeX.csl:
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@karnesky I am new to Zotero internals. Fact is, that I add items in Zotero, fill in the Date
field and in my Overleaf BibTeX file, only a field date
appears, but no field year
.
I asked Overleaf support and got the following answer:
Overleaf's Zotero importer uses Zotero's Web Exporter API, which does not quite behave the same as the Zotero Desktop exporter, although both are developed and maintained by Zotero. Unfortunately at present, we aren't able to set any options or change the output generated by the Zotero Web Exporter API; i.e. the Zotero importer just takes the output as-is, and adds it to an Overleaf project.
How should I continue my investigation to fix the issue?
This sounds like an Overleaf issue, but I'm not familiar with their tool.
The web-based Zotero API will export a 'year' when format=bibtex and will export a 'date' when format=biblatex.
This seems to be correct behavior for those two export formats.
Yes, what @karnesky says. Overleaf used to allow you to choose between biber/biblatex and bibtex when auto-importing from Zotero, so make sure you have the latter selected, but Zotero is doing everything correctly here. Closing.
Please make the published
year
available via BibTeX. Currently it is stored in the fielddate
from which it can be extracted. Item types are written sources likeConference Paper
andBook
.I am using the exported bibliography in Overleaf (which is using Web Exporter API).