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Sign up[Jahrbuch.js] Add compatibility with Chrome and Safari #1464
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adam3smith
Nov 7, 2017
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going to take this bc it doesn't hurt, but since the goal is to just drop the check in the connectors, I wouldn't bother updating this in the other translators unless you're making other changes.
going to take this bc it doesn't hurt, but since the goal is to just drop the check in the connectors, I wouldn't bother updating this in the other translators unless you're making other changes. |
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I fixed the encoding problem in zotero/zotero@bb1cbdf, which is now available in the 5.0 Beta. There's still a mismatch on the abstract, but it looks like that's due to an HTML entity change ($< 180^\\circ$
-> $< 180^\\circ$
).
I fixed the encoding problem in zotero/zotero@bb1cbdf, which is now available in the 5.0 Beta. There's still a mismatch on the abstract, but it looks like that's due to an HTML entity change ( |
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The translator looks fine and I tested it successfully with Chrome as well.
However, the test within Scaffold did not match because of encoding problems. The encoding should be handled in the
doGet
call. @dstillman Can Scaffold handle suchdoGet
calls with a special encoding as well?Relates to zotero/zotero-connectors#197