Hallo,
ich bin neu hier und habe eine Frage.
In der Hoffnung, dass sich beim parellelen posten schneller Ergebnisse zeigen, habe ich mein Problem gerade schon hier geposted:
http://www.latex-community.org/forum/vi ... 28&start=0
Dennoch hier nochmal die komplette beschreibung:
I am trying to use jurabib for my citations. Generally it works very well with the following implementation:
(preamble)
\usepackage{jurabib}
\jurabibsetup{super,authorformat=and,commabeforerest,see,pages=format,pages=test,bibformat=raggedright,authorformat=smallcaps, authorformat=year,dotafter=bibentry}
\renewcommand*{\jbcitationyearformat}[1]{(#1)}
\usepackage[multiple]{footmisc}
\jbedseplikecite
(body)
[...]
\cite{Arnott2005} % referring to an external bibtex entry
[...]
The result is a footnote citation of {Arnott2005}. That's fine.
Now, my problem is - and maybe you can help me with that :
In case this citation appears several times in the text, every time I cite the reference a new footnote with exactly the same contents is created. So, it can happen that on the same printed page I have three footnotes with different footnote numbers but the same content.
It would look like this if cited three times on the same page:
(body printed)
[...]1
[...]2
[...]3
(footnote printed)
1Arnott (2005).
2Arnott (2005).
3Arnott (2005).
What I am looking for is this:
A package or an option which does the following: Whenever I cite exactly the same contents and this citation shall be printed in a footnote AND these multiple identical citations happen to be printed on the same page, I'd like the package to refrain from creating a new footnote but instead referencing the already existing footnote number.
It should look like this if cited three times on the same page:
(body printed)
[...]1
[...]1
[...]1
(footnote printed)
1Arnott (2005).
Alternatively, I would also be fine with the following result:
(body printed)
[...]1
[...]2
[...]3
(footnote printed)
1,2,3Arnott (2005).
I don't care too much if this is good style.
My question is simply: Is that possible with jurabib or another package?
Thank you.
huckepick