I have this code in my .bib file:
@misc{akcelerometry,
author = {Prof. Ing. Miroslav Husák, CSc.},
title = "Akcelerometry {[online]}",
url = {http://www.micro.feld.cvut.cz/home/X34SES/prednasky/08%20Akcelerometry.pdf},
type = {web page},
month = november,
year = {{2013}},
note = "[cit. 2014-03-08]"
}
It crashes but when i change url for example to https://tex.stackexchange.com/
it works good.
EDIT:
bibliography style: http://pastebin.com/9KGLbuCB csn690.bst
latex code:
\bibliographystyle{csn690}
\bibliography{mybibliographyfile}
Best Answer
The cause of the problem is the
%
character -- which has a "special" meaning in TeX -- in the field"Escaping" the
%
symbol, i.e., writing it as\%
, might at first blush seem to provide a fix. However, it introduces a new problem: A backslash character is now printed in the URL string, which makes it almost certain that your readers will be unable to find the publication online.Rather than "escape" the
%
symbol, you should encase the entire URL string in the instruction\url
, i.e., write the field asThe command
\url
not only typesets its argument in a monospaced ("typewriter") font but, importantly, also suspends any TeX-special meanings of characters such as&
,^
,%
,$
,#
, and~
.You will need to load either the
url
or thehyperref
package in the preamble of your document to activate the command\url
.