Re: jurabib, tabularx and footcite

Roman Sigg <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.bibtex.jurabib.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi

There is more than one issue you should think about:

>I'm quite new ot LaTeX and encountered the following issue when trying to 
>tetex a
>handout on my Mac:
>
>---
>! Undefined control sequence.
><argument> \@citea
>                    \def \@citea {;\penalty \@m \ }\edef \@citeb 
> {\expandafte...
>l.170 \end{tabularx}
>---
>
>The problem occurs after I activate a
>
>\footcite[S.~9]{key}
>
>inside a tabularx-environment:
>
>1939 & Schacht zieht Flucht in die USA in Erwägung\footcite[S.~9]{key} \\
>
>Is this a bug?
>
First: Try to protect your footnote with \protect\footcite[xy]{za}. 
Now  you probably get the footnotelabel but no footnotetext, which leads us 
to second.

Second: Footnotes and floats (tables, figures etc.) are not friends. Read 
the following section in the German FAQ on www.dante.de:

6.3.5 Wie erhalte ich eine Fußnote innerhalb einer `figure' oder
`table'? Es erscheint zwar eine Markierung, aber kein Fußnotentext. (*)

And for third as a conclusion: Try to avoid footnotes and footcites in 
floats. You can probably set them in the sourrounding or in give the 
reference openly in the caption.



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