ZOTERO CMAPTOOLS CODE
NB: Post and bookmarklet code edited to fix a bug and improve it. ES File Explorer and Adobe reader (free from Google Play Store) work fine for my purposes.
ZOTERO CMAPTOOLS PDF
(You can just copy the URL for your WebDAV storage from your Zotero preferences, under File Syncing, but makes sure you keep ' or ' at the beginning and /zotero/' at the end.)Ħ) You might also need to install a file manager on your device to open up the zip file, and a pdf reader. Here are the instructions if you want to install the bookmarklet:ġ) Bookmark this page (can do it on the desktop if you have your bookmarks syncing to the mobile device).ģ) Change the title to something appropriate such as "Zotero WebDAV attachment downloader".Ĥ) Copy the code below and paste it as the URL for the bookmark (make sure you select it all, including the "javascript:" at the beginning and the "() " at the end. All I do, using my Chrome browser on the tablet, is go to the item in my library at, click on the 'Attachment Details' link for the attachment I want, then in the browser's address bar I start typing the name of the bookmarklet - similar to the way I'd use the official Zotero bookmarklet for adding references to my library.
So, I decided I would instead just browse my Zotero library online via, and write a bookmarklet to enable me to download the pdf attachments that Zotero stores as zip files on my WebDAV provider's server. The web site with Chrome mobile browser is imho much better for browsing. I was also unhappy with Zandy's interface on a tablet.
ZOTERO CMAPTOOLS ANDROID
I purchased Zandy for my Android tablet in order to access and read my Zotero attachments in storage on WebDAV and I was immediately frustrated - its attachment download feature isn't working with cloudme WebDAV service, which I use. To be honest, part of my previous problem or concern is how long it takes to sync the first time and having confidence that it really sees all my >6700 entries in numerous collections and sub-collections. I have never been very successful with Zandy.ĮDIT: I decided to work with Zandy a bit more since I "own" it, it has been updated and in principle it is what I am looking for (an Android interface for Zotero).
Using the web app is OK but the native Android app would be better. I believe Zotero Reader would be a good way to do this. This is certainly one workflow that I am interested in, but often I also just want to be able to browse and search my whole library from my Android devices. I do use Zotfile all the time and it is great ON THE DESKTOP for, among other things, pushing and pulling PDFs to and from the tablet, respectively, where they can be read and annotated. I don't see evidence that development of the Android app is going forward. Unfortunately, the IndieGoGo funding campaign to fund development of an Android Zotero Reader app was unsuccessful. I think web-based Zotero Reader () looks really good.
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