Then, say you need to insert in-line citations into these footnotes in order to back up these tangential claims. I think the issue is with the getZoteroFieldAtSelection function, but I'm not familiar enough with Word and VBA to fix it within a reasonable time.įor example, let's say you're using in-line citations for the document, but you need to occasionally insert footnotes (using Word's native Insert Footnote functionality), where you add aside comments on your main claims or some such. I'm reporting a small bug re: Zotero.dotm template: the macro defined in the ZoteroLib module cannot detect a Zotero field (citation) directly under the cursor when the cursor is in a footnote. Any reason not to keep the same Refresh icon?.I also have made the "Insert Bibliography" become inactive when a citation is selected. The "Edit Citation" button should become inactive when a bibliography is selected.There are some functions from Mendeley in ZoteroLib module and in AppEventHandler class module. If there is non-trivial code from Mendeley here, we need to retain the copyright notice somewhere.The last functions in ZoteroRibbon (from ZoteroInsertCitationVisible) are call backs from UI XML Ribbon definition. I think I have removed all unnecessary code. I have removed the commented lines and debug instructions. It would be nice to pare this down to the minimum that we actually need.
There is a decent amount of code in the dotm file that does not seem to be strictly necessary.
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Very good idea, but I don’t know how to do that. The file is here If the user has only a ribbonized version of Word installed, we should remove the old dot file on upgrade, and we should show a window indicating where to find the new icons. The "Insert Bibliography" becomes inactive when a citation is selected. The "Insert Citation" button becomes inactive when a bibliography is selected. The preferences and the remove zotero codes icons are grouped under a menu. I have updated zotero.dotm with the following changes :
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