Thanks you a lot Elaine. I´ve looked through my framework and checked
that both subfieds were set to display in OPAC and Staff interface. I
hadn´t seen the bug reported by Katrin, maybe there´s something wrong
with 772 field too. I hope this will be fixed.
Regards,
Paola V. Cruciani
Elaine Bradtke <e...@efdss.org> escribió:
Check your framework to make sure it is set to display in OPAC and Staff
interface?
Though maybe Katrin has more insight - as there is a bug for the 770 field
https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=20200
Elaine Bradtke
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On Wed, Jul 29, 2020 at 6:16 AM <cruci...@uns.edu.ar> wrote:
Hi. I am working with serials, trying to link a parent record to a
supplement record using 770 and 772 fields and it seems not to be
working. In spite of using 772 0# in the supplement record and 770 0#
in the parent one (using $w for linking records) no linking note
appears to be displaying and no relation seems to be establishing. I´m
using Koha version 19.11.
I ´d greatly appreciate your feedback on this.
Regards,
Paola V. Cruciani
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