BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Bibtex and multiple citations

[dulcificum]

Hi, newbie to TeX with a dumb question.

I'm using natbib to process my Author-Date citations (\bibpunct[:~]{(}{)}{;}{a}{}{;}) and am aware how to make multiple citations:

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\citep{Ref1,Ref2}

Giving: (Author1 2002; Author2 2008)

However, I am also using arguments to give page numbers, eg:

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\citep[10-11]{Ref1}

Giving: (Author1 2002: 10-11)

I want to have multiple citations with separate page numbers to produce:

(Author1 2002: 10-11; Author2 2008: 233)

But I can't find a way to do this. Can someone help me out?

Cheers,

[dulcificum]

For reference, the following is a simple enough semi-hack solution:

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\citetext{\citealp[10-11]{key1}; \citealp[233]{key2}}

[sondrek]

I, too, would really like to know how to do this. I've looked at the documentation for harvard.sty and natbib.sty but haven't figured it out. I just need to put multiple citations in one parenthesis, with page numbers for each citation, like this:

(Chirot 2006:66; Kirwin 2006:45; Toungara 2001:65-66)

sondre

[sondrek]

With natbib you can do this by putting un-parenthesized citations into your own parenthesis:

(\citealp [66] {Chirot2006}; \citealp [45]{Kirwin2006}; \citealp [65-66]{Toungara2001})

It's a bit cumbersome, but I saw at another forum that you can make your own command for it (I haven't tried it myself yet):
http://texblog.wordpress.com/2008/03/17 ... -citation/

"natbib cannot do it. But you can define your own citation-command as a work-around:

\newcommand{\mycite}[4]{[\citenum{#1}, #2; \citenum{#3}, #4]}"

[gmedina]

natbib offers the \citetext command. Refer to page 9 of the natbib documentation.