[2] is my third citation, and others looks like this.
I expect something like [3][4][5][6][7][8]
I use jabref. How could I resolve this?
I am aware of this How to get sequential references in my paper? however I haven't gotten it. Someone could give more details to fix this. [svjour] is a springer class
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\title{How X affects Y}
\maketitle
Research works like \cite{ade2011determine}\cite{baj2011acoustic}\cite{fui2011energy}\cite{gardy2006energy}\cite{guang2007energy}\cite{kahmati2007energy}
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For example, this is the first three of the citations above in the ref.bib file (ref.bib is in the same folder with the .tex file) Please note: I observed the citations are ordered in the output the same way they are ordered in the .bib file. Also, entries in ref.bib is ordered alphabetically. I would like to order them in "chronologically" in terms of its position of citation. A sample content of the .bib file is shown below. There are a few references (not from the ones cited) in between (but I have tried to conserve space)
@InProceedings{ade...,
Title = {deter XXXXXXXXXXXXX},
Author = {Ade, xxx and xxxxx},
Booktitle = {XXXXXXXXXXXX},
Year = {2001},
Organization = {XXX},
Pages = {1--3}
}
@Article{baj...,
Title = {Acoustic xxxxx},
Author = {Baj, xxxx and xxx, xxxx},
Journal = {Journal of xxxxxxx},
Year = {2011},
Number = {1},
Pages = {82--92},
Volume = {72},
@InProceedings{gui....,
Title = {Energy xxxxxx},
Author = {gui, x and xxx, x},
Booktitle = {International Conference on xxxxxx },
Year = {2011}
}
Publisher = {XXXXX}
}
Thanks

\cite:\cite{RefA,RefB, ...}. – Joseph Wright Aug 04 '16 at 05:54