I cite online ressources like this in my .bib
file:
@misc{JavaCross,
author = {Sun},
title = {Java Sun: Definition Cross Plattform},
note = {\url{http://java.sun.com/products/jlf/ed1/dg/higq.htm}},
lastvisited = {2012-03-20},
}
the lastvisited
doesnt work. It just gets ignored. I also tryed lastchecked
and urldate
, which I find on google.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Best Answer
Ideally, you'd be using a bibliography style file -- the argument of the
\bibliographystyle
command -- that is set to recognize and process a field named "lastvisited". Which style file are you currently using?If you can't obtain a suitable style file (extension
.bst
) that processes the contents of a field named "lastvisited", you could pursue either of the following strategies:First, you might combine the contents of the
note
andlastvisited
fields into a singlenote
field, i.e., combineinto
Second, if you're using a reasonably modern bib style file (i.e., which recognizes a field named
url
), you could (i) change the label "note" to "url" and (ii) change the label "lastvisited" to "note" and add "visited on" to the contents of the newnote
field.Addendum: Some examples of reasonably modern bib style files (i.e., which recognize a field named
url
) are those that come with thenatbib
package:plainnat.bst
,unsrtnat.bst
, andabbrvnat.bst
. They behave very much like theplain
,unsrt
, andabbrv
style files while recognizing five additional fields --doi
,eid
,isbn
,issn
, andurl
-- beyond the 22+ fields recognized by the original bib style filesplain
,unsrt
, andabbrv
.