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Citekey with Short Title No Longer Working #2985
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This has always been the behavior of |
Okay, I must have misunderstood. I thought that shortTitle meant use the Short Title field, and (2,2) would take two words (if there are more than two). So any Short Title field with only one word would have one word in the citekey. Is it possible to specific the Short Title field and still instruct it to take only a maximum of two words? |
Yes: |
Great, thank you for your help! Sorry for my misunderstanding. |
Thanks so much! I've been searching for this off and on. One thing I'm seeing though in Zotero 7.0.6 beta (Windows 10) is that if I
then the citekey
This is just a matter of the display to the user, though. The change to the citekey actually does get applied. If I duplicate the item, it will that duplicate will reflect the old citekey. If I then refresh the duplicate's citekey to apply the new pattern to it, I'll get |
Is this specific to the beta? |
(this is a different issue though; I'd appreciate it if you could open a new issue so |
Debug log ID
4SI55C4J-refs-euc/6.7.229-7
What happened?
I just updated from the beta to Zotero 7.0.5 and Better BibTex 6.7.227, and the citekey is no longer using the Short Title for the citekey, but rather, the Title. I have confirmed this by changing both fields and the Citekey changes when the Title field is changed.
Here is what I have for the citekey generator which was, but is no longer working:
authEtAl.nopunct + year + shorttitle(2,2)
Can this be looked into for a fix?
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