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Double Custom Backref-Text whilst Using natbib or natbibapa with apacite

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When I use natbibapa with apacite and insert backrefs, the custom text in the backref doubles as in this picture.

Any ideas, how to solve the problem?
Thanks!

Here’s a MWE:

documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{article}

usepackage[pagebackref=true]{hyperref} 

%OR usepackage{backref}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}

usepackage[natbibapa]{apacite}

%usepackage{natbib}

RequirePackage{filecontents}

begin{filecontents}{jobname.bib}

@book{aaas1990,

 author = {{American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS]}},

 year = {1990},

 title = {{Science for all Americans}},

 address = {New York},

 publisher = {{Oxford University Press}},

 key = {AAAS}

}

end{filecontents}



begin{document}

I cite citep{aaas1990}. %Problem occurs independent of the use of cite{}, citep{} or anything else.

bibliography{jobname}

bibliographystyle{apacite}



end{document}

• Problem occurs both with backref-option of hyperref or backref-package.


• Problem occurs both with natbibapa-option of apacite or natbib-package.

hyperref natbib back-referencing apacite

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When I use natbibapa with apacite and insert backrefs, the custom text in the backref doubles as in this picture.

Any ideas, how to solve the problem?
Thanks!

Here’s a MWE:

documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{article}

usepackage[pagebackref=true]{hyperref} 

%OR usepackage{backref}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}

usepackage[natbibapa]{apacite}

%usepackage{natbib}

RequirePackage{filecontents}

begin{filecontents}{jobname.bib}

@book{aaas1990,

 author = {{American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS]}},

 year = {1990},

 title = {{Science for all Americans}},

 address = {New York},

 publisher = {{Oxford University Press}},

 key = {AAAS}

}

end{filecontents}



begin{document}

I cite citep{aaas1990}. %Problem occurs independent of the use of cite{}, citep{} or anything else.

bibliography{jobname}

bibliographystyle{apacite}



end{document}

• Problem occurs both with backref-option of hyperref or backref-package.


• Problem occurs both with natbibapa-option of apacite or natbib-package.

hyperref natbib back-referencing apacite

share|improve this question

asked Feb 2 '17 at 14:51

hh93hh93

61

add a comment | 

When I use natbibapa with apacite and insert backrefs, the custom text in the backref doubles as in this picture.

Any ideas, how to solve the problem?
Thanks!

Here’s a MWE:

documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{article}

usepackage[pagebackref=true]{hyperref} 

%OR usepackage{backref}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}

usepackage[natbibapa]{apacite}

%usepackage{natbib}

RequirePackage{filecontents}

begin{filecontents}{jobname.bib}

@book{aaas1990,

 author = {{American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS]}},

 year = {1990},

 title = {{Science for all Americans}},

 address = {New York},

 publisher = {{Oxford University Press}},

 key = {AAAS}

}

end{filecontents}



begin{document}

I cite citep{aaas1990}. %Problem occurs independent of the use of cite{}, citep{} or anything else.

bibliography{jobname}

bibliographystyle{apacite}



end{document}

• Problem occurs both with backref-option of hyperref or backref-package.


• Problem occurs both with natbibapa-option of apacite or natbib-package.

hyperref natbib back-referencing apacite

share|improve this question

asked Feb 2 '17 at 14:51

hh93hh93

61

documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{article}

usepackage[pagebackref=true]{hyperref} 

%OR usepackage{backref}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}

usepackage[natbibapa]{apacite}

%usepackage{natbib}

RequirePackage{filecontents}

begin{filecontents}{jobname.bib}

@book{aaas1990,

 author = {{American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS]}},

 year = {1990},

 title = {{Science for all Americans}},

 address = {New York},

 publisher = {{Oxford University Press}},

 key = {AAAS}

}

end{filecontents}



begin{document}

I cite citep{aaas1990}. %Problem occurs independent of the use of cite{}, citep{} or anything else.

bibliography{jobname}

bibliographystyle{apacite}



end{document}

share|improve this question

asked Feb 2 '17 at 14:51

hh93hh93

61

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asked Feb 2 '17 at 14:51

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Replace renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.} with renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}.

You can also add the following lines to the preamble to see that the command backref is called twice (I do not know why), but the first time round, its parameter is empty; the second time, the parameter contains the output of backrefxxx:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{textcolor{red}{BACKREF[1=#1]ENDOFBACKREF}}

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

A more elaborate replacement for backref is called backrefalt:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{}   %% documentation says: use this when backref package version < 1.33

   %% I have 1.38 and when backrefalt is defined, it replaces backref

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textcolor{green}{ALT[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3][4=#4]ENDOFALT}}

Notice that the 1st and 3rd argument passed to backrefalt are the number of citations (#1 is number of different backreferenced pages, #3 the total number of citations). Notice how with the following definition, nothing is output if #1=0 (the first call of backrefalt above):

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{%

  ifcase #1 {}%    %% do not output anything if the first argument is 0!!!

  or     page #2%  %% first argument=1   => was cited on a single page

  else   pages #2% %% first argument>1   => was cited on multiple pages

  fi

}

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Replace renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.} with renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}.

You can also add the following lines to the preamble to see that the command backref is called twice (I do not know why), but the first time round, its parameter is empty; the second time, the parameter contains the output of backrefxxx:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{textcolor{red}{BACKREF[1=#1]ENDOFBACKREF}}

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

A more elaborate replacement for backref is called backrefalt:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{}   %% documentation says: use this when backref package version < 1.33

   %% I have 1.38 and when backrefalt is defined, it replaces backref

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textcolor{green}{ALT[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3][4=#4]ENDOFALT}}

Notice that the 1st and 3rd argument passed to backrefalt are the number of citations (#1 is number of different backreferenced pages, #3 the total number of citations). Notice how with the following definition, nothing is output if #1=0 (the first call of backrefalt above):

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{%

  ifcase #1 {}%    %% do not output anything if the first argument is 0!!!

  or     page #2%  %% first argument=1   => was cited on a single page

  else   pages #2% %% first argument>1   => was cited on multiple pages

  fi

}

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Replace renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.} with renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}.

You can also add the following lines to the preamble to see that the command backref is called twice (I do not know why), but the first time round, its parameter is empty; the second time, the parameter contains the output of backrefxxx:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{textcolor{red}{BACKREF[1=#1]ENDOFBACKREF}}

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

A more elaborate replacement for backref is called backrefalt:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{}   %% documentation says: use this when backref package version < 1.33

   %% I have 1.38 and when backrefalt is defined, it replaces backref

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textcolor{green}{ALT[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3][4=#4]ENDOFALT}}

Notice that the 1st and 3rd argument passed to backrefalt are the number of citations (#1 is number of different backreferenced pages, #3 the total number of citations). Notice how with the following definition, nothing is output if #1=0 (the first call of backrefalt above):

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{%

  ifcase #1 {}%    %% do not output anything if the first argument is 0!!!

  or     page #2%  %% first argument=1   => was cited on a single page

  else   pages #2% %% first argument>1   => was cited on multiple pages

  fi

}

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answered 13 mins ago

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Replace renewcommand*{backref}[1]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.} with renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{Zitiert auf S.{,}#1.}.

You can also add the following lines to the preamble to see that the command backref is called twice (I do not know why), but the first time round, its parameter is empty; the second time, the parameter contains the output of backrefxxx:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{textcolor{red}{BACKREF[1=#1]ENDOFBACKREF}}

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

A more elaborate replacement for backref is called backrefalt:

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{}   %% documentation says: use this when backref package version < 1.33

   %% I have 1.38 and when backrefalt is defined, it replaces backref

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textcolor{green}{ALT[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3][4=#4]ENDOFALT}}

Notice that the 1st and 3rd argument passed to backrefalt are the number of citations (#1 is number of different backreferenced pages, #3 the total number of citations). Notice how with the following definition, nothing is output if #1=0 (the first call of backrefalt above):

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{%

  ifcase #1 {}%    %% do not output anything if the first argument is 0!!!

  or     page #2%  %% first argument=1   => was cited on a single page

  else   pages #2% %% first argument>1   => was cited on multiple pages

  fi

}

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answered 13 mins ago

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usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{textcolor{red}{BACKREF[1=#1]ENDOFBACKREF}}

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

usepackage{xcolor}

renewcommand*{backref}[1]{}   %% documentation says: use this when backref package version < 1.33

   %% I have 1.38 and when backrefalt is defined, it replaces backref

renewcommand*{backrefxxx}[3]{textcolor{blue}{XXX[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3]ENDOFXXX}}

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{textcolor{green}{ALT[1=#1][2=#2][3=#3][4=#4]ENDOFALT}}

renewcommand*{backrefalt}[4]{%

  ifcase #1 {}%    %% do not output anything if the first argument is 0!!!

  or     page #2%  %% first argument=1   => was cited on a single page

  else   pages #2% %% first argument>1   => was cited on multiple pages

  fi

}

share|improve this answer

answered 13 mins ago

Ansa211Ansa211

1526

answered 13 mins ago

Ansa211Ansa211

1526

answered 13 mins ago

Ansa211Ansa211

1526