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the problem is that we're not using the url the bibtex is generated from from the translator in scrape, but instead grab it from the page, where it already appears proxified (and the re-proxify it). See https://github.com/zotero/translators/blob/master/ACM Digital Library.js#L83
Closeszotero#1449
We grab URLs of the page, but they default to http version there, which
causes all sorts of havoc for https version with hyphenated
proxy. Solving this simply by deproxifying standard pattern.
Closes#1449
We grab URLs of the page, but they default to http version there, which
causes all sorts of havoc for https version with hyphenated
proxy. Solving this simply by deproxifying standard pattern.
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Closeszotero#1449
We grab URLs of the page, but they default to http version there, which
causes all sorts of havoc for https version with hyphenated
proxy. Solving this simply by deproxifying standard pattern.
the problem is that we're not using the url the bibtex is generated from from the translator in scrape, but instead grab it from the page, where it already appears proxified (and the re-proxify it). See https://github.com/zotero/translators/blob/master/ACM Digital Library.js#L83
Reported: https://forums.zotero.org/discussion/68208/acm-digital-library-translator-broken-with-proxy#latest
Example: https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2485927 (though this is almost certainly a general issue and will affect many/all hyphenated proxies.
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