I am trying to create a style where the bibliography template for Web pages has the URL in parenthisis. The bibliography entry should show up as follows
Author. Title. Publisher. Date. Access Date. (accessed from <URL>)
Howeve no matter what I do, the Endnote includes the closing parenthesis as a part of the URL and thus clicking the URL leads you to an incorrect/non-existent page. How do I make endnote not include the parenthesis into the field?
This is the template I am using
Author. Title. [Type of Medium] Place Published: Publisher. Year updated Last Update Date. URL.: URL Accessed: Access Year-Access Date (accessed from <URL Field> )
Thanks
I have an additional field that i label Webcite other than the URL field.
The idea is to cite the original URL in the URL field and then also cite the archive URL. I am using Webcite to archive the URL.
I tried to simplify the Bibliography template and it’s as follows:
Author. Year. Title. URL: URL Accessed:Access Year-Access Date (Archived by WebCite® at WebCite)
Please check the attached image for the formatted citation (the forum gives me errors when I try to have a URL in the messages)
The attached screenshot may illustrate what I mean. At least in endnote the closing parenthesis at the end of the Webcite URL is included into the Webcite URL itself. I’ve tried putting a space there, a forced seperator etc but that hasn’t helped so far.
Thanks for your reply Leanne
The forum is giving me constant problems with posting replies due to some HTML errors. Please see the replyu in the attached screenshots. Sorry about this and thanks for your replies Leanne.
Turns out it was a problem with endnote and when i added the citation to word, word parsed the links correctly and did not included the parentheses in the URL like Endnote was doing.