"titleformat=all" and "authorformat=year"

Hi all,

I have some strange requirements for my citations. I have to use
shorttitles, but I also have to use the author-year-citations. Using
the options "titleformat=all" and "authorformat=year" gives an output
like this:

Author (2002), Shorttitle

But I need to have the year after the title. So I changed the
authorformat=year-option in the .sty-file (and renamed the file). I
replaced "\jbyearafterauthortrue" with "\jbyearaftertitletrue". First
question: is there another way to change the mentioned behaviour
without changing the .sty-file?

My second problem is that jurabib adds a,b,c etc., if there is more
than one work cited from one author in the same year. This looks odd
with the citation style I need, e.g.:

Author, Shorttitle (2002b)
Author, Not so short title (2002a)

I would like to get rid of the extra label and had a look into the
.bst file. I could manage to remove it in the bibliography by clearing
the function "add.extra.label":

FUNCTION {add.extra.label}
{
}

However, in the citations, the extra label still is shown. Is it
possible to remove it?
I already tried to comment out the line \jbshowbibextralabel (I don't
remember exactly, if the command is called like this) in the .sty-file
(where the option authorformat=year is defined), but this made no
difference.

Any help is appreciated.

Dominik.-





 
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