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I'm using this awesome service to create references in my Overleaf project, but if the URL contains an anchor (#) I get some error while compiling the document.
Multiple errors such as this one appear:
Illegal parameter number in definition of \abx@field@howpublished.
./output.bbl, 583
<to be read again>
l
l.583 \endentry
You meant to type ## instead of #, right?
Or maybe a } was forgotten somewhere earlier, and things
are all screwed up? I'm going to assume that you meant ##.
I'm using this awesome service to create references in my Overleaf project, but if the URL contains an anchor (#) I get some error while compiling the document.
Multiple errors such as this one appear:
Workaround: escaping the anchor (#) with an inverted slash () works for me. So https://blabla.example/test#anchor must become https://blabla.example/test\#anchor.
It would be nice that the software were in charge of doing this to avoid manual changes.
Thank you!
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