The following might be a bug, but I'm wondering if anyone knows of a workaround.
I have two bibliography entries with crossref
, which I need to print using fullcite
in my document. I do not want to print the main bibliographic entry. I am able to do it without a problem in biblatex-chicago
. But as soon as I specify authordate
I get an error. The error only prints in my log when I have the hyperef
package loaded, but regardless there is an error. The error reads pdfTeX warning (dest): name{cite.0@Editorzzz:2002} has been referenced but does not exist, replaced by a fixed one
this is mybib.bib
@incollection{Lxxx:2002,
Author = {Nxxx Lxxx},
Crossref = {Editorzzz:2002},
Title = {This is a story}}
@incollection{Lyyy:2002,
Author = {Nyyy Lyyy},
Crossref = {Editorzzz:2002},
Title = {This is another story}}
@book{Editorzzz:2002,
Address = {Durham},
Booktitle = {A Reader of Something},
Editor = {Nzzz Editorzzz},
Publisher = {Duke University Press},
Title = {A Reader of Something},
Year = {2002}}
This is my preamble tmp.tex
\documentclass[]{article}
\usepackage[authordate,backend=biber]{biblatex-chicago}
\usepackage[]{hyperref}
\bibliography{mybib}
\begin{document}
\fullcite{Lxxx:2002}
\fullcite{Lyyy:2002}
\end{document}
When I do not specify authordate
I get this:
Nxxx Lxxx, “This is a story,” in A Reader of Something, ed. Nzzz Editorzzz (Durham: Duke University Press, 2002)
Nyyy Lyyy, “This is another story,” in Editorzzz, A Reader of Something
Which is fine. But when I specify authordate
then I get this:
Nxxx Lxxx. 2002. “This is a story”in Editorzzz 2002
Nyyy Lyyy. 2002. “This is another story”in Editorzzz 2002
A full citation is missing for at least one of them. Is there a workaround? I'm working on a syllabus and I have a lot of cross referenced entries but do not want to print the the reader, or main collection since I'm only including the full citation some entries in the collection.
Any ideas?
hyperref
has nothing to do with that, the issue persists even if you don't havehyperref
.\fullcite
essentially prints what would be in the bibliography - and theauthordate
style is defined not to print the full ref. – ach Jun 22 '13 at 10:57