How do I know if detectWeb() found that the page should be handled?

[Lennart Borgman]

I thought detectWeb() should return the web page type if the page could be handled by a translator. That does not always seem to be the case. What should I look for?

And how do I collect the results from doWeb()?

I am asking because I am trying to build a bookmarklet to quickly display a reference:

citeproc reference bookmarklet setup https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/848981/it/citep/citeproc-bm-setup.html

[Sebastian Karcher]

detectWeb does return the Zotero item type that it expects to import
when doWeb is run, yes. What do you mean by "that does not always seem
to be the case"? It is true that sometimes the actual item type isn't
easily accessible for the detect function (for which we typically won't
make additional Get or Post requests since it runs on every page load)
and then it returns something generic (e.g. a journalAriticle instead of
a bookSection), but a) that's pretty rare and b) not sure how that would
be a problem.
An example would likely help here.

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[Lennart Borgman]

Thanks adamsmith. I misunderstood something then.

My actual problem now is then that I do not yet understand how to implement Zotero.loadTranslator and Zotero.getTranslatorObject. (I have not found the code currently used in Zotero for those.)