Upgrade StorageIncrementally numbered alpabetically sorted bibliography
Hi there,
It seems that making an incrementally numbered alphabetically sorted bibliography is not easy at all.
Every numbered and alphabetically sorted style in the repository has the entries in bibliography numbered in the order of appearance of the citation, so even if the author is listed on the first place in bibliography the number before it will not be 1 until it is not the first cited work.
It would need a citation-number independent variable.
If somebody has an idea on this issue I would gladly hear it.
It seems that making an incrementally numbered alphabetically sorted bibliography is not easy at all.
Every numbered and alphabetically sorted style in the repository has the entries in bibliography numbered in the order of appearance of the citation, so even if the author is listed on the first place in bibliography the number before it will not be 1 until it is not the first cited work.
It would need a citation-number independent variable.
If somebody has an idea on this issue I would gladly hear it.
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Bibliography:
7. Alharbi S., Alkofide E.A., Almadi A. - Mathematical Analyses of Dental Arch Curvature in Normal Occlusion, The Angle Orthodontist, 2008, 78: 281-287. 4. Dale R. - TMD: it's our responsibility! Part Two, Journal of general orthodontics, 2000, 10: 16-19.
6. Gallo L., Airoldi G., Airoldi R. - Description of mandibular finite helical axis pathways in asymptomatic subjects, Journal of dental ..., 1997. 3. Giraudeau A., Cheynet F., Mantout B., DeĢjou J., Sarrat P., Orthlieb J. - Diagnostic of intracapsular derangement of TMJ: comparison of clinical examination and condylography with MRI, Stomatologie, 2007, 104: 154-167.
5. Huang H., Tsai C., Lee H., Lin C., Yao W., Chiu W., Lee S. - Damping effects on the response of maxillary incisor subjected to a traumatic impact force: a nonlinear finite element analysis, Journal of Dentistry, 2006, 34: 261-268. 2. Koolstra J. - Dynamics of the human masticatory system, Critical Reviews in Oral Biology & Medicine, 2002, 13: 366.
1. Wagner A., Seemann R., Schicho K., Ewers R. - A comparative analysis of optical and conventional axiography for the analysis of temporomandibular joint movements* 1, The Journal of Prosthetic ..., 2003.
http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/16595/style-for-neuroscience-letters/#Item_10
it's a numerical style with
<sort>
<key macro="author"/>
</sort>
in the bibliography (which, per style guide, needs to be alphabetical).
I wonder if taking out
<sort>
<key variable="citation-number"/>
</sort>
would change anything, but I wouldn't think so.
sort
key variable="citation-number"
sort
as it follows but does not seems to affect it in any way.
citation
sort
key macro="author"
key variable="title"
sort
option name="collapse" value="citation-number"
layout prefix="[" suffix="]" delimiter=","
<text variable="citation-number"
layout
citation