Issue with autozotbib: some url are saved with "%" symbol which breaks bibliography compilation
Hello
For a few years I have been using autozotbib to generate my .bib files and so far I had been very happy with it
However, since my zotero installation, I am unable to compile my library as some url references include a "%" symbol. Here there is an example:
url = {http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1989A%26AS...80..317O},
If such a reference is included in a manuscript, I will not be able to compile it...
I am using the standard installation of zotero and autozotbib with the translator "BibTeX_RobinTan.js"
Would anyone share any work around this issue or an alternative plugin to generate the .bib library?
Thanks in advance
For a few years I have been using autozotbib to generate my .bib files and so far I had been very happy with it
However, since my zotero installation, I am unable to compile my library as some url references include a "%" symbol. Here there is an example:
url = {http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1989A%26AS...80..317O},
If such a reference is included in a manuscript, I will not be able to compile it...
I am using the standard installation of zotero and autozotbib with the translator "BibTeX_RobinTan.js"
Would anyone share any work around this issue or an alternative plugin to generate the .bib library?
Thanks in advance
I am using the bst style from the publication website so I cannot change that ....
However, I do not understand why it compiles once I have manually remove the % from the url entry...
Should not it be an issue from the translator, rather than with the bst? Is there a plugin in zotero to for example... delete all the entries which have this issue? I know it is not a real solution but...
You could likely just fix that with a text editor on the file output by autozotbib. Otherwise you'd have to go into the translator and modify that -- it's pretty straightforward javascript, so that wouldn't be terribly hard, either.