[Koha-bugs] [Bug 3750] New: Modify XSLT to display subfield n of 111/711 and remove period after 110/710

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           Summary: Modify XSLT to display subfield n of 111/711 and remove
                    period after 110/710
           Product: Koha
           Version: rel_3_0
          Platform: PC
        OS/Version: Windows 2000
            Status: ASSIGNED
          Severity: enhancement
          Priority: P5
         Component: OPAC
        AssignedTo: jwagner at ptfs.com
        ReportedBy: jwagner at ptfs.com
   Estimated Hours: 0.0
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With a title like CONCUR '99 ISBN: 3540664254, and a 111 field like 

$a International Conference on Concurrency Theory -- $n (10th : -- $d 1999 : 
$c Eindhoven, Netherlands)

XSLT does not presently display the subfield n (LC standard says it's Number of
part/section/meeting).  This means that part of the author field looks like

Baeten, J. C. M ; Mauw, S .International Conference on Concurrency Theory 1999
: Eindhoven, Netherlands).

Note the closing paren without the opening paren (which is found in the $n
field).  I set both results and display to check for a 111n/711n, and if
present to display before subfield a.  I also added a space before and after
the subfield n.

In the detail page, I wasn't able to figure out how to do this within the
opening <a> for the live link on the author field, so the subfield n, if it
displays, isn't part of the link along with the rest of the 111/711.  Perhaps
someone else can figure this one out.

In separate but related (to the problem I was working) development, I've
removed the period that XSLT puts in the results and display after the last
occurrence of a 110/710.  It's fairly standard practice for these entries to
have a period in the MARC record, so the XSLT display was showing a double
period.


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