I would need to have two bibliographies in my work and it seems this is rather tricky to do with natbib. Thus I thought I would move over to biblatex as printing two different bibliographies with it is very simple. But now I'm presented with the following three problems:
I have urls in some of my "howpublished" fields. For example:
\@misc{aaa, author = "Author 1", title = {A website}, howpublished = "Available from: \url{www.website.com/%20/%20abc}", }
In natbib this works fine but in biblatex the "%" symbol is interpreted as a commented an I receive errors. I know that the "url" field would work but this would not provide me with the desired bibliography format and flexibility I get with using the "howpublished" field. Is there a way I can have a % symbol in the bibliography entry?
If I have understood correctly I can not use the trusted .bst file I have modified to my liking? If so I would need to find a style where the in text citations are in the format of "Author (2015)" and "(Author, 2015)". The bibliography should be in the format of "Grösche, P. & C. Schröder (2014). On the redistributive effects of Germany’s feed-in tariff. Empirical Economics 46(4), 1339–1383."
Some long urls or titles go beyond the margins in the bibliography. In natbib this didn't happen and all my references fit within the margins. Is there an automated solution for this or do I need to manually edit the problematic entries?
If these issues could be solved I'd be happy to switch over to biblatex but I haven't been able to solve these on my own or by the resources I've found googling around.
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