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"I'm going to use the hell out of this" Amen.

Success! Everything is working smoothly. Take a bow, smarg19! Thank You10 (working output.log) https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2qfd0svhb9hxy2s/5xlNWXqztt

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xgq7ppsnl6hjanf/MCku1_fBF_ It appears to be the same as what is reported in the output.log

I just ran through all of ZotQuery's array of -queries; alas, Alfred's returning a fallback as soon as I enter a search term. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help out.

Ok, here's a link to screenshots of how lines 450-460 appear in the script. I was unable to locate any cache file in - /Users/matthewculbreath/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2/Workflow Data/com.hackademic.zotquery/zotero_db.json The com.hackademic.zotquery folder was present but appeared to be empty even when I tried to reveal any hidden items with XtraFinder. I looked again using Forklift's "Show Invisible Items" view and got the same result. I've included screenshots of these views as well. Let me know if I'm looking in the wrong place. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/w5dijv5xkonnvo6/uD9wWr9crc

for jtem in att_res: if item['id'] == jtem['item']: item['attachments'].append(jtem['attachment']) try: final_json = json.dumps(db_res, sort_keys=False, indent=4, separators=(',', ': ')) # Write final, formatted json to Alfred cache cache = alp.cache(join='zotero_db.json') cache_file = open(cache, 'w+') cache_file.write(final_json.encode('utf-8'))

For curiosity's sake, I tried a different Zotero API key after testing the latest update. I used one that already had an established connection to my database rather than the one I generated especially for ZotQuery. It didn't seem to make any difference.

I've had time to give the latest update a whirl. After deleting the former build, installing the latest build, editing the .json file, and updating the cache via z:cache. I'm getting the same results; Alfred returns a fallback search. The link below provides the output.log, debug.log, and a screenshot of what's showing up in my console when I attempted to execute the workflow. I should add that I'm eager to provide any assistance I possibly can in resolving this issue. The benefits this workflow will provide to Mac users (who also happen to do a lot of research/ academic writing) will be manifold and I'm happy to participate in testing. Thanks again smarg19 for making this workflow possible. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/d5zcnq45dbc9g8x/xkn40iQkSX

I've exceeded my 10 per day CloudApp uploads (which is the only way I've figured out to share a ss), so here are some links to screenshots of the folders, files, and version of Python in question. Running OSX 10.9.1. Again, thank you for putting so much into this workflow. I'm certain that it will add much, much appreciated functionality to the research/ composition habits of many students. Mac Users have often played second fiddle to Windows Users when it comes to Zotero add ons/ plugins/ extensions. I can't wait to share with others in the Zotero Community Forums. https://www.dropbox.com/s/qakspfr71nrzar1/Dependencies.png https://www.dropbox.com/s/2jztm22uqjh3k3o/sixpy.png https://www.dropbox.com/s/r2sgxz0rlnbqzaf/python.png

http://cl.ly/TIop/download/ZotQuery%20Debug%20Log%20(full).txt Here is a link to download my debug.log

Ok, can someone tell me how to post a screenshot?

smarg19, Thank You for all of the time and effort you are putting into this. So far, I've deleted the ZotQuery workflow I installed initially, re-downloaded the workflow, and reinstalled. I altered the .json according to your instructions and ran z;cache before initializing a Zotero database query through Alfred. Alas, I'm experiencing the same behavior I and kitharion described yesterday. However, I have some screenshots of the ZotQuery output log, the errors Alfred reported to my console, and the .json file as I altered it. At the moment, I cannot figure out how to attach images to this forum post, so I'll attempt to get the screenshots posted as soon as I find out how.

By the way, I edited the .json file in TextEdit, if that makes a difference.

Hi I'm very excited to see the arrival of this workflow. I've been checking this forum for a Zotero Workflow ever since I activated the PowerPack; one of the first things I checked for, so thank you very, very much for the time and effort you've put into this. However, I've followed your very well presented instructions and have not been able to get ZotQuery to communicate with my Zotero account. After I select one of the query options (General Query, for example), Alfred returns a fallback search as soon as I input a search term. Any suggestions? I can't thank you enough for making this, I spend hours upon hours in Zotero and I'm very much looking forward to trying this out.