Help:Cite errors/Cite error references invalid parameters
Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. This page will help you to fix the error message:
Invalid <references> tag; no parameters are allowed. Use <references />
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Overview
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References are shown by adding the <references /> tag or the {{reflist}} template.
Issues and resolution
Parameters such as style or id were passed to the <references /> tag. Only the group parameter is allowed. Using the {{reflist}} template will avoid most of the possible issues with the <references /> tag. See the documentation for details.
Since the addition of reference groups, this error should no longer be invoked— the message Invalid parameter: use the {{reflist}} template with the group parameter (see the help page). will be displayed. If you encounter this error, please report it on the talk page.
Technical
Pages with this error message are placed into Pages with incorrect ref formatting. The system message page is at Cite error references invalid parameters.
