Following situation:
The MHRA style currently prints only author names in subsequent notes,
adding title-short when disambiguate evaluates to true. So far that's
working great.
Now, some materials - especially interviews and letters - often don't have
titles, others - e.g. webpages - may have the same title and author.
I tried adding issued date with if disambiguate="true" - but at least in
Zotero/citerproc-js that means that date _and_ short title are printed
whenever the authors are the same, which, most of the time, is incorrect.
Twofold question:
1. Is there a way I'm overlooking that would allow me to add the date only
if disambiguation by title fails? (obviously I can test for presence of a
title, but that still doesn't help when titles are the same).
2. Are the other citeproc implementations behaving the same way as
citeproc? Or are some evaluating the conditionals sequentially?
code example, where both the title-short and the date-disambiguate macro
start with
<choose><if disambiguate="true">:
<choose>
<if position="subsequent">
<group delimiter=", ">
<text macro="contributors-short"/>
<text macro="title-short"/>
<text macro="date-disambiguate"/>
<text macro="locators-specific-note"/>
</group>
</if>
...
</choose>
--
Sebastian Karcher
Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Political Science
Northwestern University
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