Question

What are the "Display Codes" (e.g., "7000") that appear in the WebVoyage displaycfg.xml and displayHoldings.xml files?

Answer

For certain types of information that need to be displayed in WebVoyage, Voyager provides a Display Code to keep your XSL files clean and concise. The 2000 ("Table of Contents") Display Code, for example, will display information from the 505 fields, specifically subfields A, R, T and G.  The 7000 ("Format") Display Code pulls from the Leader, positions 7-8.

You can choose to use the appropriate Display Code, or as in the previous example, use the 505 MARC field.  Either method is fine.

See see the WebVoyáge Architecture Overview and Configuration Models, Chapter 7, Tables 7-1 and 7-2 for a list of the available Display Codes.

• Article last edited: 04-Jan-2021