Scriblio, III, and WebPac Pro

[Michael Davidson]

I'm curious to know if the III connector is affected at all by the presence of WebPac Pro.  I'm guessing not, but thought I'd put it out there.

In case a random Googler is interested, here is how an item (the same item) is displayed in different webpacs:

III demo standard webpac:
http://standalone.iii.com:5630/record=1366828

III demo webpac pro:
http://standalone.iii.com:5631/record=1366828

Our standard webpac:
http://lola.plymouth.edu/record=1187949


Thanks,
Mike

[Casey Bisson]

I haven't tried, but I'd be interested in hearing what happens if you point the connector at it. 

Care to try?

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[Michael Davidson]

I checked out the Collingswood, NJ library's implementation of Scriblio.  Their underlying catalog is WebPac Pro.  Like I figured, it works fine. 

An item in Scriblio: http://collingswoodlib.org/library/46908/samaritan/

The item in WebPac Pro: http://iii.camden.lib.nj.us/record=1286466

Shows that it is, indeed, WebPac Pro: http://iii.camden.lib.nj.us/search

(I don't know how many Innovative libraries have WebPac Pro, but it seems like an add-on that became standard equipment--like AM/FM radio or power windows.)

Mike