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I would like to link to the source (a pdf file), which is available online, but I can't figure out how links work. I use @ARTICLE and tried it with NOTE
Doing it in markdown or LaTeX doesn't work:
NOTE="[This is the pdf](https://someaddress.com/the_file.pdf)",
I have not tested this myself. I'll look into it soon. I'm currently burned out and doing everything at less than usual speed so I can't make any promises about when though.
I would like to link to the source (a pdf file), which is available online, but I can't figure out how links work. I use
@ARTICLE
and tried it withNOTE
Doing it in markdown or LaTeX doesn't work:
NOTE="[This is the pdf](https://someaddress.com/the_file.pdf)",
NOTE="\url(https://someaddress.com/the_file.pdf)",
NOTE="\href{https://someaddress.com/the_file.pdf}{This is the pdf}",
It is possible with the following line to add an url and link that url at the same time, but it doesn't work with predefined text:
URL="https://someaddress.com/the_file.pdf",
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