On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 5:05 PM, Michael Hafen <mdha...@tech.washk12.org>wrote:
> > So the question is: should librarians be able to enter an issue date in the > past? Effectively, I think they already can, if they upload offline circ. For example, you circulate items for 5 days, but don't upload your offline circ until a week later. The due date should rightly fall in the past. Note that the question was about due date, not issue date, but this example demonstrates that *both* could be in the past. And unless there is something else "internal" to the logic, this isn't a question for this C4::* function to decide. Validation of the librarian's duedate input must happen at the script level. I checked offline circulation, and process_koc.pl doesn't call > CanBookBeIssued. It goes staight to AddIssue. > Yes, this is because of a serious bug: process_koc.pl has no error handling. That needs to change. Offline circ *should* call CanBookBeIssued, and for that to happen it has to allow at least some mechanism for incorporating past dates. If it cannot call CanBookBeIssued, it will need a nearly identical copy to perform the same action. --Joe
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