Hi Janet,
You inspired me to tweak my Vandelay queue display. I figured out how to
combine the two publisher tags, and now I don't have any empty boxes in the
publisher column.
*//*[@tag="260" or @tag="264"]/*[@code="b"]*
I tried the same thing with the pub dates, but ended up with two dates
Hi Mary, I believe I can help with your XPath questions.
If you wanted to get just the "current/latest" dates, and only publication
dates (as opposed to distribution, etc) you could do something like this:
//*[(@tag="260" and @ind1="3") or (@tag="264" and @ind1="3" and
@ind2="1")]/*[@code="c"]
Hi Mary,
I'm glad my comment was helpful to you. Does this mean you edited the bib
record attributes? Does it affect anything else or is it just the Vandelay
display? I might be brave enough to do that. I also have the 'remove \D and
no clue what it is.
I don't think I'll try this on a Friday
Hi Mike,
Thanks! I'll probably look at all this more closely next week. It's too
late on a Friday afternoon to think clearly.
Mary
On Fri, Jun 14, 2019 at 3:09 PM Mike Rylander wrote:
> Hi Mary, I believe I can help with your XPath questions.
>
> If you wanted to get just the
Hi Janet,
I did it in the Record Display Attributes tab under Cataloging/Marc Batch
Import/Export. It should only affect the display in the bib queue. (Learned
the hard way that a typo of "ot" instead of "or" will cause the load to
fail. Oops.)
You may have already seen Mike's explanation for
