Database in Notero Preferences not fillable

[RicMlg]

Database in Notero Preferences not fillable

[RicMlg]

Exactly David! The database name was empty.
FYI, I restarted Zotero and Notion and still the same thing, but it is working perfectly so problem solved! But if you need it more info for your own researching, please let me know.

Thanks so much for your support. Hoping a sync between Zotero and Remarkable. It could be amazing!

Ricardo.

[dvanoni]

Hi @RicMlg, thanks for reporting this. I don't think I've seen this exact behavior before.

If Notero isn't able to find your database, it's supposed to show an error message and that dropdown should be disabled. However, it looks like in this case it has found a database but maybe can't display the name for some reason.

What is the name of your database in Notion?

If you try to sync an item by right-clicking it and selecting "Sync to Notion," do you see an error message or does it sync successfully?

[RicMlg]

Hi! And first, thanks for this amazing tool!!
When a sync to Notion it works! one by one. But it has to be manually. What I don´t understand is, I never registered the dataset number in notero settings... I added the "integration token" but never the database... that's extrange.

[dvanoni]

@RicMlg, this does sound strange. Can you perform the following steps to see if your database ID did indeed get stored into Notero?

1. Open Tools → Developer → Run JavaScript
2. Paste the below code

   Zotero.Prefs.get('extensions.notero.notionDatabaseID', true);

3. Click the Run button at the top left

If the database ID is stored, then it should appear on the right side of the window. Do you see that? If so, Notero has the database ID but can't display the name of the database for some reason.

[RicMlg]

Hi! It works, but it shows a completely different database number than I have, but it works!I don't understand anything. Maybe using the integration tokens is enough to connect zotero and notion? The target database works perfectly! Thanks again ricardocampos.es neurona.top

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On Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 3:18 PM David Hoff-Vanoni ***@***.***> wrote: @RicMlg <https://github.com/RicMlg>, this does sound strange. Can you perform the following steps to see if your database ID did indeed get stored into Notero? 1. Open *Tools → Developer → Run JavaScript* 2. Paste the below code Zotero.Prefs.get('extensions.notero.notionDatabaseID', true); 3. Click the *Run* button at the top left If the database ID is stored, then it should appear on the right side of the window. Do you see that? If so, Notero has the database ID but can't display the name of the database for some reason. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#477 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/BGRPKKDXKPXEISVEYFKH7X3YV6GKPAVCNFSM6AAAAABD7GEFU6VHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMYTSNZRHA4DSMBRHE> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[dvanoni]

I don't understand either! 😅 I wonder if it's perhaps related to in-line vs full-page databases as discussed in #410.

If you connected Notero to a page with an in-line database, that page would have a different ID than the database itself. But, Notero can still access the database because Notion provides access to everything that's a descendent of the page that's connected.

I'm still stumped about the blank dropdown, too. Maybe the database itself doesn't have a name, and it could be hard to see that if it's being viewed as an in-line database.

Does that make sense at all?

If you want to share a screenshot of your database in Notion, I might be able to have a better idea of what's going on. But you certainly don't have to. If you're satisfied with how it's working right now, then we can call it good!