[Evergreen-catalogers] Date display in search list?
Mike Rylander
mrylander at gmail.com
Tue Jul 13 17:26:51 EDT 2021
Hi Janet,
As it happens, the staff catalog doesn't use much of the same logic when
rendering results, so it's not something that can be easily put back.
However, a stock configuration change to pull the date display data from
260/264 (or, likely, the MODS equivalent) could be done. This could be done
today on a per-instance basis, but would require a display field reingest.
There are other options, too, such as interpreting the fixed fields
differently based on it being a continuing resource.
So, in short, there are options ... but the "best" may be subjective.
Thanks,
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Mike Rylander
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Equinox Open Library Initiative
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On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 4:40 PM Janet Schrader via Evergreen-catalogers <
evergreen-catalogers at list.evergreen-ils.org> wrote:
> Hi Elaine,
>
> I prefer using the date displayed in the OPAC to be from the 264/260 field
> with the dash to indicate an open date. If that was already the case,
> wouldn't it be easier to put it back than create something new?
> If the multi-date record were to pull from the fixed field, how would that
> affect serial records? Would the code also have to include DtSt is 'c' or
> 'd'?
>
>
>
> Janet
>
>
> Janet Schrader
>
> Bibliographic Services Supervisor | CW MARS
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> On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 4:21 PM Elaine Hardy via Evergreen-catalogers <
> evergreen-catalogers at list.evergreen-ils.org> wrote:
>
>> In the pre-angular catalog, open dates were displayed in the search
>> result list as 1996- (I'm not sure if closed dates displayed as 1996-1998
>> or not). In angular (3.6) only the first date is displayed without the - if
>> the date is open. Some of our catalogers used this 1996- format as a quick
>> way to find a multivol record with similarly titled manifestations. On
>> further investigation, I think that pre-angular may have been pulling from
>> the 260/264 |c and that angular is populating it from the fixed field dates
>> (08/07-14).
>>
>> Before I open a launchpad report, I want to get the sense of the
>> community about the best way to approach this. Is it better to ask for the
>> date in the search results to be populated from the 260/264, as it appears?
>> Or to remain from the fixed field with a wishlist request to use the DtSt -
>> Type of date/publication status - to determine how the date(s) is displayed?
>>
>> For example, if DtSt is m and Dates are 1996,1998 display as 1996-1998.
>> If DtSt is m and Dates are 1996,9999 display as 1996-
>>
>>
>>
>> J. Elaine Hardy, PINES and Collaborative Projects Manager
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