Illegal unit of measure error when using hyperref in the ifacconf class











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I'm trying to submit an article to an IFAC conference by using their template: https://www.ifac-control.org/events/author-guide/copy_of_ifacconf_latex.zip/view.
I also want to use the hyperref package to add links to the document, in addition to the autoref macros, among other features.
My document compiles just fine using latexmk before adding the hyperref package, but generates the following errors when it is added:



Errors:

./mwe-delete.tex:33: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{ack}]
./mwe-delete.bbl:1: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{thebibliography}{1}]


For clarity, I work with the following files:





  • mwe-delete.tex MWE main tex file.


  • refs-test-delete.bib MWE bibliography file.


Additionally, the file mwe-delete.bbl is generated by natbib.



These are the contents of mwe-delete.tex:



documentclass{ifacconf}
usepackage{natbib}
usepackage{hyperref}

begin{document}
begin{frontmatter}
title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

thanks[titlenote]{
Titlenote.
}

author[First]{First Author}

address[First]{First Author contact info.}

begin{abstract}
The abstract.
end{abstract}

begin{keyword}
Keyword
end{keyword}

end{frontmatter}

section{Introduction}
label{sec:introduction}

Introduction.
This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

begin{ack}
Acknowledgement.
end{ack}

bibliography{refs-test-delete}

end{document}


The contents of refs-test-delete.bib:



@Article{bibref1,
author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
title = {PaperTitle},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
year = {2009},
volume = {32},
number = {3},
pages = {1039--1045},
month = {5},
publisher = {Publisher},
}


The generated contents in mwe-delete.bbl:



begin{thebibliography}{1}
providecommand{natexlab}[1]{#1}
providecommand{url}[1]{texttt{#1}}
providecommand{urlprefix}{URL }
expandafterifxcsname urlstyleendcsnamerelax
providecommand{doi}[1]{doi:discretionary{}{}{}#1}else
providecommand{doi}{doi:discretionary{}{}{}begingroup
urlstyle{rm}Url}fi

bibitem[{Lastname(2009)}]{bibref1}
Lastname, F.M. (2009).
newblock Papertitle.
newblock emph{Journal of Journals}, 32(3), 1039--1045.

end{thebibliography}


Does anyone have any experience using the IFAC template together with hyperref?
I'm using TexLive 2017 with the latest updated packages.
The contents of ifacconf.cls are found here (direct link to .zip-file of 460 kB).










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I'm trying to submit an article to an IFAC conference by using their template: https://www.ifac-control.org/events/author-guide/copy_of_ifacconf_latex.zip/view.
I also want to use the hyperref package to add links to the document, in addition to the autoref macros, among other features.
My document compiles just fine using latexmk before adding the hyperref package, but generates the following errors when it is added:



Errors:

./mwe-delete.tex:33: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{ack}]
./mwe-delete.bbl:1: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{thebibliography}{1}]


For clarity, I work with the following files:





  • mwe-delete.tex MWE main tex file.


  • refs-test-delete.bib MWE bibliography file.


Additionally, the file mwe-delete.bbl is generated by natbib.



These are the contents of mwe-delete.tex:



documentclass{ifacconf}
usepackage{natbib}
usepackage{hyperref}

begin{document}
begin{frontmatter}
title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

thanks[titlenote]{
Titlenote.
}

author[First]{First Author}

address[First]{First Author contact info.}

begin{abstract}
The abstract.
end{abstract}

begin{keyword}
Keyword
end{keyword}

end{frontmatter}

section{Introduction}
label{sec:introduction}

Introduction.
This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

begin{ack}
Acknowledgement.
end{ack}

bibliography{refs-test-delete}

end{document}


The contents of refs-test-delete.bib:



@Article{bibref1,
author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
title = {PaperTitle},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
year = {2009},
volume = {32},
number = {3},
pages = {1039--1045},
month = {5},
publisher = {Publisher},
}


The generated contents in mwe-delete.bbl:



begin{thebibliography}{1}
providecommand{natexlab}[1]{#1}
providecommand{url}[1]{texttt{#1}}
providecommand{urlprefix}{URL }
expandafterifxcsname urlstyleendcsnamerelax
providecommand{doi}[1]{doi:discretionary{}{}{}#1}else
providecommand{doi}{doi:discretionary{}{}{}begingroup
urlstyle{rm}Url}fi

bibitem[{Lastname(2009)}]{bibref1}
Lastname, F.M. (2009).
newblock Papertitle.
newblock emph{Journal of Journals}, 32(3), 1039--1045.

end{thebibliography}


Does anyone have any experience using the IFAC template together with hyperref?
I'm using TexLive 2017 with the latest updated packages.
The contents of ifacconf.cls are found here (direct link to .zip-file of 460 kB).










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  • I got the same error when using usepackage{pdfcomment}.
    – Tobias
    Feb 27 at 9:07













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I'm trying to submit an article to an IFAC conference by using their template: https://www.ifac-control.org/events/author-guide/copy_of_ifacconf_latex.zip/view.
I also want to use the hyperref package to add links to the document, in addition to the autoref macros, among other features.
My document compiles just fine using latexmk before adding the hyperref package, but generates the following errors when it is added:



Errors:

./mwe-delete.tex:33: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{ack}]
./mwe-delete.bbl:1: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{thebibliography}{1}]


For clarity, I work with the following files:





  • mwe-delete.tex MWE main tex file.


  • refs-test-delete.bib MWE bibliography file.


Additionally, the file mwe-delete.bbl is generated by natbib.



These are the contents of mwe-delete.tex:



documentclass{ifacconf}
usepackage{natbib}
usepackage{hyperref}

begin{document}
begin{frontmatter}
title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

thanks[titlenote]{
Titlenote.
}

author[First]{First Author}

address[First]{First Author contact info.}

begin{abstract}
The abstract.
end{abstract}

begin{keyword}
Keyword
end{keyword}

end{frontmatter}

section{Introduction}
label{sec:introduction}

Introduction.
This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

begin{ack}
Acknowledgement.
end{ack}

bibliography{refs-test-delete}

end{document}


The contents of refs-test-delete.bib:



@Article{bibref1,
author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
title = {PaperTitle},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
year = {2009},
volume = {32},
number = {3},
pages = {1039--1045},
month = {5},
publisher = {Publisher},
}


The generated contents in mwe-delete.bbl:



begin{thebibliography}{1}
providecommand{natexlab}[1]{#1}
providecommand{url}[1]{texttt{#1}}
providecommand{urlprefix}{URL }
expandafterifxcsname urlstyleendcsnamerelax
providecommand{doi}[1]{doi:discretionary{}{}{}#1}else
providecommand{doi}{doi:discretionary{}{}{}begingroup
urlstyle{rm}Url}fi

bibitem[{Lastname(2009)}]{bibref1}
Lastname, F.M. (2009).
newblock Papertitle.
newblock emph{Journal of Journals}, 32(3), 1039--1045.

end{thebibliography}


Does anyone have any experience using the IFAC template together with hyperref?
I'm using TexLive 2017 with the latest updated packages.
The contents of ifacconf.cls are found here (direct link to .zip-file of 460 kB).










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I'm trying to submit an article to an IFAC conference by using their template: https://www.ifac-control.org/events/author-guide/copy_of_ifacconf_latex.zip/view.
I also want to use the hyperref package to add links to the document, in addition to the autoref macros, among other features.
My document compiles just fine using latexmk before adding the hyperref package, but generates the following errors when it is added:



Errors:

./mwe-delete.tex:33: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{ack}]
./mwe-delete.bbl:1: Illegal unit of measure (pt inserted). [begin{thebibliography}{1}]


For clarity, I work with the following files:





  • mwe-delete.tex MWE main tex file.


  • refs-test-delete.bib MWE bibliography file.


Additionally, the file mwe-delete.bbl is generated by natbib.



These are the contents of mwe-delete.tex:



documentclass{ifacconf}
usepackage{natbib}
usepackage{hyperref}

begin{document}
begin{frontmatter}
title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

thanks[titlenote]{
Titlenote.
}

author[First]{First Author}

address[First]{First Author contact info.}

begin{abstract}
The abstract.
end{abstract}

begin{keyword}
Keyword
end{keyword}

end{frontmatter}

section{Introduction}
label{sec:introduction}

Introduction.
This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

begin{ack}
Acknowledgement.
end{ack}

bibliography{refs-test-delete}

end{document}


The contents of refs-test-delete.bib:



@Article{bibref1,
author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
title = {PaperTitle},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
year = {2009},
volume = {32},
number = {3},
pages = {1039--1045},
month = {5},
publisher = {Publisher},
}


The generated contents in mwe-delete.bbl:



begin{thebibliography}{1}
providecommand{natexlab}[1]{#1}
providecommand{url}[1]{texttt{#1}}
providecommand{urlprefix}{URL }
expandafterifxcsname urlstyleendcsnamerelax
providecommand{doi}[1]{doi:discretionary{}{}{}#1}else
providecommand{doi}{doi:discretionary{}{}{}begingroup
urlstyle{rm}Url}fi

bibitem[{Lastname(2009)}]{bibref1}
Lastname, F.M. (2009).
newblock Papertitle.
newblock emph{Journal of Journals}, 32(3), 1039--1045.

end{thebibliography}


Does anyone have any experience using the IFAC template together with hyperref?
I'm using TexLive 2017 with the latest updated packages.
The contents of ifacconf.cls are found here (direct link to .zip-file of 460 kB).







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  • I got the same error when using usepackage{pdfcomment}.
    – Tobias
    Feb 27 at 9:07


















  • I got the same error when using usepackage{pdfcomment}.
    – Tobias
    Feb 27 at 9:07
















I got the same error when using usepackage{pdfcomment}.
– Tobias
Feb 27 at 9:07




I got the same error when using usepackage{pdfcomment}.
– Tobias
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The fundamental difference here is that ifacconf updates the way sections are formatted/presented by introducing a new internal argument aimed at distinguishing between certain headings. Specifically, "headings at a level lower than 1" are formatted one way, while "headings at a level of 1 or higher" are formatted differently. And, since hyperref loads nameref in order to grab sectional unit titles, there is some confusion between the usual way and the ifacconf way.



A more direct explanation: LaTeX handles section* via the macro @ssect:



def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5{%
@tempskipa #3relax
ifdim @tempskipa>z@
begingroup
#4{%
@hangfrom{hskip #1}%
interlinepenalty @M #5@@par}%
endgroup
else
def@svsechd{#4{hskip #1relax #5}}%
fi
@xsect{#3}}


Note that it has/takes 5 arguments. ifacconf redefines @ssect to take 6 arguments:



def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
@tempskipa #4relax
ifdim @tempskipa>z@
begingroup
#5{%
@hangfrom{hskip #2}%
interlinepenalty @M head@format{#1}{#6}@@par}%
endgroup
else
def@svsechd{#5{hskip #2relax head@format{#1}{#6}}}%
fi
@xsect{#4}}


hyperref doesn't know that this, since it assumes the regular protocol (5 argument) exists even though packages/classes could (re)define their own sectional unit styles. It would be an unattainable task to accommodate for all possible versions of function (re)definitions.



The following approach stores @ssect before hyperref redefines it. Then it's restored after hyperref is loaded, together with an insertion to accommodate for nameref's title gab:



enter image description here



documentclass{ifacconf}

usepackage{filecontents}
begin{filecontents*}{refs-test-delete.bib}
@Article{bibref1,
author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
title = {PaperTitle},
journal = {Journal of Journals},
year = {2009},
volume = {32},
number = {3},
pages = {1039--1045},
month = {5},
publisher = {Publisher},
}
end{filecontents*}

makeatletter
letold@ssect@ssect % Store how ifacconf defines @ssect
makeatother

usepackage{natbib}
usepackage{hyperref}

makeatletter
def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
NR@gettitle{#6}% Insert key nameref title grab
old@ssect{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% Restore ifacconf's @ssect
}
makeatother

begin{document}

begin{frontmatter}

title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

thanks[titlenote]{
Titlenote.
}

author[First]{First Author}

address[First]{First Author contact info.}

begin{abstract}
The abstract.
end{abstract}

begin{keyword}
Keyword
end{keyword}

end{frontmatter}

section{Introduction}
label{sec:introduction}

Introduction.
This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

begin{ack}
Acknowledgement.
end{ack}

bibliography{refs-test-delete}

end{document}





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    The fundamental difference here is that ifacconf updates the way sections are formatted/presented by introducing a new internal argument aimed at distinguishing between certain headings. Specifically, "headings at a level lower than 1" are formatted one way, while "headings at a level of 1 or higher" are formatted differently. And, since hyperref loads nameref in order to grab sectional unit titles, there is some confusion between the usual way and the ifacconf way.



    A more direct explanation: LaTeX handles section* via the macro @ssect:



    def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5{%
    @tempskipa #3relax
    ifdim @tempskipa>z@
    begingroup
    #4{%
    @hangfrom{hskip #1}%
    interlinepenalty @M #5@@par}%
    endgroup
    else
    def@svsechd{#4{hskip #1relax #5}}%
    fi
    @xsect{#3}}


    Note that it has/takes 5 arguments. ifacconf redefines @ssect to take 6 arguments:



    def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
    @tempskipa #4relax
    ifdim @tempskipa>z@
    begingroup
    #5{%
    @hangfrom{hskip #2}%
    interlinepenalty @M head@format{#1}{#6}@@par}%
    endgroup
    else
    def@svsechd{#5{hskip #2relax head@format{#1}{#6}}}%
    fi
    @xsect{#4}}


    hyperref doesn't know that this, since it assumes the regular protocol (5 argument) exists even though packages/classes could (re)define their own sectional unit styles. It would be an unattainable task to accommodate for all possible versions of function (re)definitions.



    The following approach stores @ssect before hyperref redefines it. Then it's restored after hyperref is loaded, together with an insertion to accommodate for nameref's title gab:



    enter image description here



    documentclass{ifacconf}

    usepackage{filecontents}
    begin{filecontents*}{refs-test-delete.bib}
    @Article{bibref1,
    author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
    title = {PaperTitle},
    journal = {Journal of Journals},
    year = {2009},
    volume = {32},
    number = {3},
    pages = {1039--1045},
    month = {5},
    publisher = {Publisher},
    }
    end{filecontents*}

    makeatletter
    letold@ssect@ssect % Store how ifacconf defines @ssect
    makeatother

    usepackage{natbib}
    usepackage{hyperref}

    makeatletter
    def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
    NR@gettitle{#6}% Insert key nameref title grab
    old@ssect{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% Restore ifacconf's @ssect
    }
    makeatother

    begin{document}

    begin{frontmatter}

    title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

    thanks[titlenote]{
    Titlenote.
    }

    author[First]{First Author}

    address[First]{First Author contact info.}

    begin{abstract}
    The abstract.
    end{abstract}

    begin{keyword}
    Keyword
    end{keyword}

    end{frontmatter}

    section{Introduction}
    label{sec:introduction}

    Introduction.
    This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

    begin{ack}
    Acknowledgement.
    end{ack}

    bibliography{refs-test-delete}

    end{document}





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      up vote
      2
      down vote



      accepted










      The fundamental difference here is that ifacconf updates the way sections are formatted/presented by introducing a new internal argument aimed at distinguishing between certain headings. Specifically, "headings at a level lower than 1" are formatted one way, while "headings at a level of 1 or higher" are formatted differently. And, since hyperref loads nameref in order to grab sectional unit titles, there is some confusion between the usual way and the ifacconf way.



      A more direct explanation: LaTeX handles section* via the macro @ssect:



      def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5{%
      @tempskipa #3relax
      ifdim @tempskipa>z@
      begingroup
      #4{%
      @hangfrom{hskip #1}%
      interlinepenalty @M #5@@par}%
      endgroup
      else
      def@svsechd{#4{hskip #1relax #5}}%
      fi
      @xsect{#3}}


      Note that it has/takes 5 arguments. ifacconf redefines @ssect to take 6 arguments:



      def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
      @tempskipa #4relax
      ifdim @tempskipa>z@
      begingroup
      #5{%
      @hangfrom{hskip #2}%
      interlinepenalty @M head@format{#1}{#6}@@par}%
      endgroup
      else
      def@svsechd{#5{hskip #2relax head@format{#1}{#6}}}%
      fi
      @xsect{#4}}


      hyperref doesn't know that this, since it assumes the regular protocol (5 argument) exists even though packages/classes could (re)define their own sectional unit styles. It would be an unattainable task to accommodate for all possible versions of function (re)definitions.



      The following approach stores @ssect before hyperref redefines it. Then it's restored after hyperref is loaded, together with an insertion to accommodate for nameref's title gab:



      enter image description here



      documentclass{ifacconf}

      usepackage{filecontents}
      begin{filecontents*}{refs-test-delete.bib}
      @Article{bibref1,
      author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
      title = {PaperTitle},
      journal = {Journal of Journals},
      year = {2009},
      volume = {32},
      number = {3},
      pages = {1039--1045},
      month = {5},
      publisher = {Publisher},
      }
      end{filecontents*}

      makeatletter
      letold@ssect@ssect % Store how ifacconf defines @ssect
      makeatother

      usepackage{natbib}
      usepackage{hyperref}

      makeatletter
      def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
      NR@gettitle{#6}% Insert key nameref title grab
      old@ssect{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% Restore ifacconf's @ssect
      }
      makeatother

      begin{document}

      begin{frontmatter}

      title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

      thanks[titlenote]{
      Titlenote.
      }

      author[First]{First Author}

      address[First]{First Author contact info.}

      begin{abstract}
      The abstract.
      end{abstract}

      begin{keyword}
      Keyword
      end{keyword}

      end{frontmatter}

      section{Introduction}
      label{sec:introduction}

      Introduction.
      This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

      begin{ack}
      Acknowledgement.
      end{ack}

      bibliography{refs-test-delete}

      end{document}





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        The fundamental difference here is that ifacconf updates the way sections are formatted/presented by introducing a new internal argument aimed at distinguishing between certain headings. Specifically, "headings at a level lower than 1" are formatted one way, while "headings at a level of 1 or higher" are formatted differently. And, since hyperref loads nameref in order to grab sectional unit titles, there is some confusion between the usual way and the ifacconf way.



        A more direct explanation: LaTeX handles section* via the macro @ssect:



        def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5{%
        @tempskipa #3relax
        ifdim @tempskipa>z@
        begingroup
        #4{%
        @hangfrom{hskip #1}%
        interlinepenalty @M #5@@par}%
        endgroup
        else
        def@svsechd{#4{hskip #1relax #5}}%
        fi
        @xsect{#3}}


        Note that it has/takes 5 arguments. ifacconf redefines @ssect to take 6 arguments:



        def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
        @tempskipa #4relax
        ifdim @tempskipa>z@
        begingroup
        #5{%
        @hangfrom{hskip #2}%
        interlinepenalty @M head@format{#1}{#6}@@par}%
        endgroup
        else
        def@svsechd{#5{hskip #2relax head@format{#1}{#6}}}%
        fi
        @xsect{#4}}


        hyperref doesn't know that this, since it assumes the regular protocol (5 argument) exists even though packages/classes could (re)define their own sectional unit styles. It would be an unattainable task to accommodate for all possible versions of function (re)definitions.



        The following approach stores @ssect before hyperref redefines it. Then it's restored after hyperref is loaded, together with an insertion to accommodate for nameref's title gab:



        enter image description here



        documentclass{ifacconf}

        usepackage{filecontents}
        begin{filecontents*}{refs-test-delete.bib}
        @Article{bibref1,
        author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
        title = {PaperTitle},
        journal = {Journal of Journals},
        year = {2009},
        volume = {32},
        number = {3},
        pages = {1039--1045},
        month = {5},
        publisher = {Publisher},
        }
        end{filecontents*}

        makeatletter
        letold@ssect@ssect % Store how ifacconf defines @ssect
        makeatother

        usepackage{natbib}
        usepackage{hyperref}

        makeatletter
        def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
        NR@gettitle{#6}% Insert key nameref title grab
        old@ssect{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% Restore ifacconf's @ssect
        }
        makeatother

        begin{document}

        begin{frontmatter}

        title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

        thanks[titlenote]{
        Titlenote.
        }

        author[First]{First Author}

        address[First]{First Author contact info.}

        begin{abstract}
        The abstract.
        end{abstract}

        begin{keyword}
        Keyword
        end{keyword}

        end{frontmatter}

        section{Introduction}
        label{sec:introduction}

        Introduction.
        This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

        begin{ack}
        Acknowledgement.
        end{ack}

        bibliography{refs-test-delete}

        end{document}





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        The fundamental difference here is that ifacconf updates the way sections are formatted/presented by introducing a new internal argument aimed at distinguishing between certain headings. Specifically, "headings at a level lower than 1" are formatted one way, while "headings at a level of 1 or higher" are formatted differently. And, since hyperref loads nameref in order to grab sectional unit titles, there is some confusion between the usual way and the ifacconf way.



        A more direct explanation: LaTeX handles section* via the macro @ssect:



        def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5{%
        @tempskipa #3relax
        ifdim @tempskipa>z@
        begingroup
        #4{%
        @hangfrom{hskip #1}%
        interlinepenalty @M #5@@par}%
        endgroup
        else
        def@svsechd{#4{hskip #1relax #5}}%
        fi
        @xsect{#3}}


        Note that it has/takes 5 arguments. ifacconf redefines @ssect to take 6 arguments:



        def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
        @tempskipa #4relax
        ifdim @tempskipa>z@
        begingroup
        #5{%
        @hangfrom{hskip #2}%
        interlinepenalty @M head@format{#1}{#6}@@par}%
        endgroup
        else
        def@svsechd{#5{hskip #2relax head@format{#1}{#6}}}%
        fi
        @xsect{#4}}


        hyperref doesn't know that this, since it assumes the regular protocol (5 argument) exists even though packages/classes could (re)define their own sectional unit styles. It would be an unattainable task to accommodate for all possible versions of function (re)definitions.



        The following approach stores @ssect before hyperref redefines it. Then it's restored after hyperref is loaded, together with an insertion to accommodate for nameref's title gab:



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        documentclass{ifacconf}

        usepackage{filecontents}
        begin{filecontents*}{refs-test-delete.bib}
        @Article{bibref1,
        author = {Firstname M. Lastname},
        title = {PaperTitle},
        journal = {Journal of Journals},
        year = {2009},
        volume = {32},
        number = {3},
        pages = {1039--1045},
        month = {5},
        publisher = {Publisher},
        }
        end{filecontents*}

        makeatletter
        letold@ssect@ssect % Store how ifacconf defines @ssect
        makeatother

        usepackage{natbib}
        usepackage{hyperref}

        makeatletter
        def@ssect#1#2#3#4#5#6{%
        NR@gettitle{#6}% Insert key nameref title grab
        old@ssect{#1}{#2}{#3}{#4}{#5}{#6}% Restore ifacconf's @ssect
        }
        makeatother

        begin{document}

        begin{frontmatter}

        title{Paper Titlethanksref{titlenote}}

        thanks[titlenote]{
        Titlenote.
        }

        author[First]{First Author}

        address[First]{First Author contact info.}

        begin{abstract}
        The abstract.
        end{abstract}

        begin{keyword}
        Keyword
        end{keyword}

        end{frontmatter}

        section{Introduction}
        label{sec:introduction}

        Introduction.
        This is based on the work of citet{bibref1}.

        begin{ack}
        Acknowledgement.
        end{ack}

        bibliography{refs-test-delete}

        end{document}






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