Including in the DB, which it turns out isn't really all that bad (thanks, among other things, to SQLite's ability to DROP tables within transactions without autocommitting (which MySQL can't do))
At least some scrapers (NYT and WashPo, for sure) should be updated to follow this pref
Addresses #327, Scrapers should either take snapshots or use URL field
Changed creator type <label> to <toolbarbutton> -- hopefully won't have any ill effects with other platforms' default themes (I haven't checked)
Moved some metadata pane CSS from overlay.css to zotero.css
Currently uses an annoying popup window, since the code used in the regular metadata pane has too much baggage to use here -- it really should be abstracted into an XBL binding, but that won't be an easy feat
Also fixes SQL error opening popup notes and JS strict warnings when saving them
- Currently requires user to enter dates in SQL format if they want to change the access date, but at least it doesn't mangle the dates anymore
- Uses new function ScholardammitZotero.Date.dateToSQL(Date date [, Boolean toUTC])
- Utilities.lpad() now forces _string_ to a string so that .length exists
- Unrelated: Item.save() now returns false if the item didn't change
closes#313, Blacklist known ad sites from scraper detection
closes#306, some New York Times ads prevent page from being recognized
closes#308, attachment import bug
currently, the ad site blacklist is located at the top of ingester/browser.js. at some point, we may want to switch this to a database table.
addresses #327, Scrapers should either take snapshots or use URL field
closes#309, Integration server prevents Zotero from loading in multiple instances of Firefox
In other words, show both "Shakespeare" and "Shakespeare, William" in the drop-down, and if the latter is chosen, save both fields
One issue is that since the autocomplete is by default limited to the width of the textbox, longer entries get truncated (though you can see them with a mouseover), and that may not be easy to fix.
