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Good evening,
I'm writing my thesis and I'm stucked with a problem with Biblatex. The sorting of the bibliography entries is functional. BUT the author-field ist separated automatically to first- and surname, although there is no extra separation in my bib-file. You can see it, when you are activate the "firstinit"-option of the biblatex package or in the picture below.

I found an answer, where I have to put an extra pair of {} brackets around the authors name. But that's not a practical solution because my bib-file is generated and updated by Zotero. Given {} brackets in Zotero are causing an error while compiling.

I would appreciate your help! Combining different bibstyle and citeystyle, like it's mentioned here, doesn't solve the problem.

Here is an example of my code:

documentclass{scrreprt}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}



usepackage[

    backend=biber,

    citestyle=numeric,

    sorting=anyvt,  

    labelnumber=true,

    %firstinits=true,

    block=nbpar,            

]{biblatex}



usepackage{filecontents}

% % % % Beispiele Literatur

begin{filecontents}{sources.bib}

@online{hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,

    title = {Begriffe - ETRS},

    url = {http://sapos.hvbg.hessen.de/term.php#ETRS89},

    urldate = {2019-03-02},

    author = {Hessische Verwaltung für Bodenmanagement und Geoinformation}

}



@online{lglnOpenDataPortale,

    title = {Open Data Portale | Geodatenportal Niedersachsen},

    url = {http://www.geodaten.niedersachsen.de/startseite/gdini/open_data_portale/open-data-136000.html},

    urldate = {2019-02-23},

    author = {Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landesvermessung Niedersachsen (LGLN)}

}



@online{openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009,

    title = {Open Database License (ODbL) v1.0},

    url = {https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/},

    urldate = {2019-03-05},

    date = {2009-06-25},

    author = {Open Knowledge Foundation}

}

end{filecontents}





bibliography{sources.bib}



begin{document}

begin{minipage}{textwidth}

autocite{lglnOpenDataPortale,hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009}.





printbibliography

end{minipage}



end{document}

This is the result - wrong order depending on the first letter.

This would be the right order, I managed this with that extra pair of {}.

biblatex bibliographies sorting

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Good evening,
I'm writing my thesis and I'm stucked with a problem with Biblatex. The sorting of the bibliography entries is functional. BUT the author-field ist separated automatically to first- and surname, although there is no extra separation in my bib-file. You can see it, when you are activate the "firstinit"-option of the biblatex package or in the picture below.

I found an answer, where I have to put an extra pair of {} brackets around the authors name. But that's not a practical solution because my bib-file is generated and updated by Zotero. Given {} brackets in Zotero are causing an error while compiling.

I would appreciate your help! Combining different bibstyle and citeystyle, like it's mentioned here, doesn't solve the problem.

Here is an example of my code:

documentclass{scrreprt}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}



usepackage[

    backend=biber,

    citestyle=numeric,

    sorting=anyvt,  

    labelnumber=true,

    %firstinits=true,

    block=nbpar,            

]{biblatex}



usepackage{filecontents}

% % % % Beispiele Literatur

begin{filecontents}{sources.bib}

@online{hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,

    title = {Begriffe - ETRS},

    url = {http://sapos.hvbg.hessen.de/term.php#ETRS89},

    urldate = {2019-03-02},

    author = {Hessische Verwaltung für Bodenmanagement und Geoinformation}

}



@online{lglnOpenDataPortale,

    title = {Open Data Portale | Geodatenportal Niedersachsen},

    url = {http://www.geodaten.niedersachsen.de/startseite/gdini/open_data_portale/open-data-136000.html},

    urldate = {2019-02-23},

    author = {Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landesvermessung Niedersachsen (LGLN)}

}



@online{openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009,

    title = {Open Database License (ODbL) v1.0},

    url = {https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/},

    urldate = {2019-03-05},

    date = {2009-06-25},

    author = {Open Knowledge Foundation}

}

end{filecontents}





bibliography{sources.bib}



begin{document}

begin{minipage}{textwidth}

autocite{lglnOpenDataPortale,hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009}.





printbibliography

end{minipage}



end{document}

This is the result - wrong order depending on the first letter.

This would be the right order, I managed this with that extra pair of {}.

biblatex bibliographies sorting

share

asked 3 mins ago

snoky5313snoky5313

1

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Good evening,
I'm writing my thesis and I'm stucked with a problem with Biblatex. The sorting of the bibliography entries is functional. BUT the author-field ist separated automatically to first- and surname, although there is no extra separation in my bib-file. You can see it, when you are activate the "firstinit"-option of the biblatex package or in the picture below.

I found an answer, where I have to put an extra pair of {} brackets around the authors name. But that's not a practical solution because my bib-file is generated and updated by Zotero. Given {} brackets in Zotero are causing an error while compiling.

I would appreciate your help! Combining different bibstyle and citeystyle, like it's mentioned here, doesn't solve the problem.

Here is an example of my code:

documentclass{scrreprt}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}



usepackage[

    backend=biber,

    citestyle=numeric,

    sorting=anyvt,  

    labelnumber=true,

    %firstinits=true,

    block=nbpar,            

]{biblatex}



usepackage{filecontents}

% % % % Beispiele Literatur

begin{filecontents}{sources.bib}

@online{hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,

    title = {Begriffe - ETRS},

    url = {http://sapos.hvbg.hessen.de/term.php#ETRS89},

    urldate = {2019-03-02},

    author = {Hessische Verwaltung für Bodenmanagement und Geoinformation}

}



@online{lglnOpenDataPortale,

    title = {Open Data Portale | Geodatenportal Niedersachsen},

    url = {http://www.geodaten.niedersachsen.de/startseite/gdini/open_data_portale/open-data-136000.html},

    urldate = {2019-02-23},

    author = {Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landesvermessung Niedersachsen (LGLN)}

}



@online{openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009,

    title = {Open Database License (ODbL) v1.0},

    url = {https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/},

    urldate = {2019-03-05},

    date = {2009-06-25},

    author = {Open Knowledge Foundation}

}

end{filecontents}





bibliography{sources.bib}



begin{document}

begin{minipage}{textwidth}

autocite{lglnOpenDataPortale,hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009}.





printbibliography

end{minipage}



end{document}

This is the result - wrong order depending on the first letter.

This would be the right order, I managed this with that extra pair of {}.

biblatex bibliographies sorting

share

asked 3 mins ago

snoky5313snoky5313

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documentclass{scrreprt}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[T1]{fontenc}



usepackage[

    backend=biber,

    citestyle=numeric,

    sorting=anyvt,  

    labelnumber=true,

    %firstinits=true,

    block=nbpar,            

]{biblatex}



usepackage{filecontents}

% % % % Beispiele Literatur

begin{filecontents}{sources.bib}

@online{hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,

    title = {Begriffe - ETRS},

    url = {http://sapos.hvbg.hessen.de/term.php#ETRS89},

    urldate = {2019-03-02},

    author = {Hessische Verwaltung für Bodenmanagement und Geoinformation}

}



@online{lglnOpenDataPortale,

    title = {Open Data Portale | Geodatenportal Niedersachsen},

    url = {http://www.geodaten.niedersachsen.de/startseite/gdini/open_data_portale/open-data-136000.html},

    urldate = {2019-02-23},

    author = {Landesamt für Geoinformation und Landesvermessung Niedersachsen (LGLN)}

}



@online{openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009,

    title = {Open Database License (ODbL) v1.0},

    url = {https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/1-0/},

    urldate = {2019-03-05},

    date = {2009-06-25},

    author = {Open Knowledge Foundation}

}

end{filecontents}





bibliography{sources.bib}



begin{document}

begin{minipage}{textwidth}

autocite{lglnOpenDataPortale,hessischeverwaltungBegriffeETRS,openknowledgefoundationOpenDatabaseLicense2009}.





printbibliography

end{minipage}



end{document}

share

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