Hi all,
In opac/parts/record/subjects.tt2, there is a line at the top of the
file that indicates you're using the 650 MARC field for the subject links:
subjects = [
{
label => l('Subject: '),
xpath => '//*[@tag="600" or @tag="610" or @tag="611" or
@tag="630" or @tag="650" or @tag="651"]'
},
You can add indicators for that xpath if you want to limit the display
to specific types of subject headings. For example, this is what's used
at NOBLE to limit to LC and subject headings and LC headings for children:
subjects = [
{
label => l('Subject: '),
xpath => '//*[((@tag="600" or @tag="610" or @tag="611" or
@tag="630" or @tag="650" or @tag="651") and (@ind2="0" or @ind2="1"))]'
I hope this helps!
Kathy
On 03/16/2017 10:51 AM, Sarah Childs wrote:
Ahem, Jason Boyer? Perhaps you could reveal how you have worked this
magic?
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 6:23 PM, Jane Sandberg <sand...@linnbenton.edu
<mailto:sand...@linnbenton.edu>> wrote:
We have been taking them out of our records. Terry Reese's MarcEdit
program can generate FAST headings, so if we ever need them for
anything, we can export our bib records, work some MarcEdit magic on
them, and re-import them.
Sarah, I'd be really curious how you were able to hide them from the
OPAC view, if you'd be willing to share!
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 2:23 PM, Elaine Hardy
<eha...@georgialibraries.org <mailto:eha...@georgialibraries.org>>
wrote:
> While we don't use them, we also don't take them out if they are
in an OCLC
> WorldCat record that is imported into our database. They are
designed to
> work more readily with linked data than LCSH, so removing them
now might
> mean adding them back later.
>
> We don't add them, either to records without them or to original
input in
> OCLC. OCLC does have a program that runs on a regular basis to
add FAST
> headings to new cataloging, so they don't ask libraries to add
them; but,
> you can if you want.
>
> I have been intending exploring hiding them in the OPAC display
since they
> are duplicates, pretty much, of LCSH, but haven't had a chance.
I do also
> agree that they are messy.
>
> Elaine
>
>
>
> J. Elaine Hardy
> PINES & Collaborative Projects Manager
> Georgia Public Library Service/PINES
> 1800 Century Place, Ste. 150
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>
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> On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 3:06 PM, Schooff, Rose (LVA)
> <rose.scho...@lva.virginia.gov
<mailto:rose.scho...@lva.virginia.gov>> wrote:
>>
>> Libraries in our consortium (Virginia Evergreen Libraries)
wanted me to
>> ask if you guys are using the FAST/searchFAST Subject Headings?
>>
>> Our libraries were saying that it creates a lot of duplication
and thought
>> it was messy, BUT what harm or damage would it cause in the
future to take
>> them out?
>>
>> Thanks for any replies.
>> —
>> Rose M. Schooff
>> Technology Consultant
>> Library Development and Networking
>> The Library of Virginia
>> 800 E. Broad Street
>> Richmond, VA 23219
>> 804-692-3772 <tel:804-692-3772>
>> 804-310-7901 <tel:804-310-7901>
>>
>
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