This is a tracking category for CS1 citations that have parameter value errors.
Invalid |<param>=<value>
To function properly, some parameters are limited to a certain set of acceptable values. This error message indicates that a parameter has been assigned a value that is not a member of the parameter's defined set of acceptable values.
Letters in values must all be in lower case, as shown below.
| Parameter | Acceptable values |
|---|---|
|df= | dmy, dmy-all, mdy, mdy-all, ymd, ymd-all |
|mode= | cs1, cs2 |
|name-list-style= | amp, ampersand, and, &, serial, vanc |
|no-pp= | true, y, yes |
|no-tracking= | |
|bibcode-access= | free |
|doi-access= | |
|hdl-access= | |
|jstor-access= | |
|ol-access= | |
|osti-access= | |
|ssrn-access= | |
|s2cid-access= | |
|url-access= | subscription, registration, limited |
|article-url-access= | |
|chapter-url-access= | |
|contribution-url-access= | |
|entry-url-access= | |
|map-url-access= | |
|section-url-access= | |
|url-status= | dead, live, deviated, unfit, usurped (see documentation) |
To resolve this error for the parameters in the table, use an appropriate value.
Support for |ref=harv is withdrawn because cs1|2 templates now automatically create the CITEREF anchor value that |ref=harv controlled. To resolve this error, remove |ref=harv.
Pages with this error are automatically placed in Category:CS1 errors: invalid parameter value.