Hi!
Citations don't work when components are present in
a bodymatter. The presence of a component breaks the
citations.
Tested with versions:
MkIV, 2011.11.29 23:11
MkIV, 2012.01.16 18:33
Regards
Marco
Example:
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% report.bbl %
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\startpublication
[
k=updatedmediasense,
a=Victor Kardeby,
t=inproceedings,
]
\arttitle {The Updated MediaSense Framework}
\author {Victor}[V.]{}{Kardeby}
\author {Stefan}[S.]{}{Forsström}
\author {Jamie}[J.]{}{Walters}
\title {Fifth International Conference on Digital
Telecommunications}
\pubyear {2010}
\organization {Mid Sweden University}
\stoppublication
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% component.tex %
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\startcomponent component
Content not relevant
\stopcomponent
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% report.tex %
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\starttext
% works if start/stopbodymatter is commented out
\startbodymatter
From product:
\cite[updatedmediasense]
% works if \component is commented out
\component component
\stopbodymatter
\placepublications [criterium=all]
\stoptext
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