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When I create automatic citations with the OpenOffice add-in, some characters are being skipped. The same character disappears in different citations. However, if I manually export the citation from Zotero, everything prints out correctly. This happens independently of the citation style, the font, operating system: it both occurs in Linux and Windows 7 and has begun to occur only recently. Up until six months ago I had no such problem, but after a break I took from writing and several Zotero updates, characters started to disappear.
Various characters are missing in the second string. The same characters missing here will be missing from all the other citations, so it looks like the add-in fails to render a set of characters.
The missing characters are those beginning with UTF8 0xe8 or 0xe9, which evaluate to è and é respectively if single-byte characters are assumed. A pattern-match or find-and-replace operation somewhere could be going awry.
See: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/29362/chinese-characters-missing-from-footnotes/
When I create automatic citations with the OpenOffice add-in, some characters are being skipped. The same character disappears in different citations. However, if I manually export the citation from Zotero, everything prints out correctly. This happens independently of the citation style, the font, operating system: it both occurs in Linux and Windows 7 and has begun to occur only recently. Up until six months ago I had no such problem, but after a break I took from writing and several Zotero updates, characters started to disappear.
For example, the following citation:
“国务院批转教育部2003—2007年教育振兴行动计划的通知,” Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China, March 3, 2004, http://www.moe.eol.cn/edoas/website18/17/info34017.htm.
becomes when I use the OpenOffice addin:
“国务批教2003—2007年教振兴动划的知,” Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China, March 3, 2004, http://www.moe.eol.cn/edoas/website18/17/info34017.htm.
Various characters are missing in the second string. The same characters missing here will be missing from all the other citations, so it looks like the add-in fails to render a set of characters.
The missing characters are those beginning with UTF8 0xe8 or 0xe9, which evaluate to è and é respectively if single-byte characters are assumed. A pattern-match or find-and-replace operation somewhere could be going awry.
I include here a screenshot to show the issue: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10099866/Screenshot%20-%2005152013%20-%2006%3A41%3A30%20PM.png
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