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[Jahrbuch.js] Add compatibility with Chrome and Safari #1464

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zuphilip commented Nov 4, 2017

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 such doGet calls with a special encoding as well?

Relates to zotero/zotero-connectors#197

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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.

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adam3smith commented Nov 7, 2017

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.

@adam3smith adam3smith merged commit 4aa8049 into zotero:master Nov 7, 2017

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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 ($&lt; 180^\\circ$ -> $< 180^\\circ$).

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dstillman commented Nov 8, 2017

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 ($&lt; 180^\\circ$ -> $< 180^\\circ$).

psisquared2 added a commit to psisquared2/translators that referenced this pull request Feb 8, 2018

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