EBSCOhost and PDFs
188BET靠谱吗For some time now, I have been unable to get the Zotero Chrome plugin to save PDFs from EBSCOhost when using Edge.It worked probably a year ago, but I have noticed more recently that, while it creates the parent record, it gives a red X failure when attempting to store the PDF.It works fine in Chrome itself.
It would be nice if it worked in Edge--I know that Edge might not be a priority, but I thought I would mention it.The connector seems to work flawlessly in all other respects in Edge.
It would be nice if it worked in Edge--I know that Edge might not be a priority, but I thought I would mention it.The connector seems to work flawlessly in all other respects in Edge.
However, there is progress.I found that the problem appears to be with using a proxy server.When I am onsite and using the campus network, the EBSCOhost connection is made directly (without the proxy server) and the connector is able to download and store the PDF file itself.188BET靠谱吗When I am offsite and going through the proxy server, the PDF displays in the PDF viewer iFrame on the EBSCOhost page, and I'm able to use the Zotero Connector to create the parent item, but it won't download the PDF (I get the red X and need to click the "Save As" button in the PDF viewer).Interesting.
Does anyone have any ideas on how I could make this work?As it is, I have to download the PDF separately and then add it to the reference.Not a problem at all for a few articles but when you need to store many in the course of a literature review, this is very time-consuming (especially since all the downloaded files come down from EBSCO with the same filename).