I managed to fix my ? problems but I don't know how. When I ran latex from the command line, I noticed from the latex output that I had a couple of duplicated equation number labels. In lyx, I deleted all equations labels, and then my references started printing correctly.
I added the labels back, fixing the duplicates, and the references were still correct. Then I added back the duplicates and, although as far as I know, this is exactly what I started with, the references were =still= correct! So, although my document is somehow fixed, I can't duplicate what broke it. But hopefully this will provide a clue to someone with the same problem. Scott On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 01:36, Rob Saunders wrote: > Similar problems for me with 1.2.1. When compiling to a PDF format > citations from one .bib file produced (?) in the document yet showed ok > in the reference list (no spaces in cite keys). However, citations from > a second .bib file used at the same time and in the same document worked > fine in both the document and reference list! > For me the answer was to merge both .bib files into the "ok" one and > just use that. > > Rob S > > -----Original Message----- > From: Scott Otterson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 25 September 2002 00:26 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Citations showing up as ? > > I'm having this problem too. The "modify text, rerun view->pdf" doesn't > work for me. I also don't have spaces in my cite keys. Are there any > other suggestions? > > Thanks, > > Scott > > Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > Peter Hovmand wrote: > >> I upgraded to 1.2.1 and noticed that citations in the text are > >> showing up as (?), although they appear correctly in the references. > >> The only way I get around it is to export to TeX and run latex and > >> BibTeX myself. From the archives, it seems like several others have > >> noticed this problem, but has anyone found a solution to this or the > >> cause of the problem? > > > > Do you have spaces in your cite keys? I does not think to be _this_ > > problem, I can always ask... > > >JMarc > > > >
