Sonny Software

I think the OP wanted conditional "before" cited pages based on the type of reference. And that my suggestion #1 was what s/he expected to happen. That's why s/he was "surprised" when the p- in ~: ~p- was not just replaced by the cited pages. It is quite natural to expect that. S...

My suggestions: 1. Let the Pages (p or p-) field do it. If the Pages field is specified in the format, replace it with the cited pages, otherwise use the default format. (probably the most straight forward, but not the most flexible) 2. Allow it to be specified in the format, e.g. using a new symbol...

I see.

In that case, please consider implement changes that will be able to do what the original post asked for. Thanks!

No, there is only one cited pages per format. If you need another form, use quoted text to cite pages for that variant: {temp cite\: 34.\} Jon Sonny Software I tried this method. The problem is that, the page range of the article (which will be suppressed if I use @page) will be shown before the qu...

This is a late reply. I once thought the problem was gone, but it is still there. I've just sent the files to tech support. Thanks, Jon!

I have the primary Book chapter [Book] format like this for footnote use: a, “t,” [$in $t,$ ed. $e|~, ~f` (`l: u$, $d|~; reprint, ~u12`)`]~, ~p- When I use @ to specify the page cited, I get: “L’Attestation: Entre phénoménologie et ontologie,” in Paul Ricoeur: Les métamorphoses de la raison herméneu...