[Koha] Question about language of OPAC query

Dear all, I firstly installed the Koha 3.20.04.000 a few days ago. I cataloged some Korean books and searched it on OPAC in Korean language. But the result was incorrect. The keyword is correctly highlighted but the number of list item is incorrect. For example, the correct number of result

Re: [Koha] AllowHoldsDateInFuture

If Ba is enabled, Koha will look at the date the patron selected and insert that hold request into the queue such that the the date selected falls between the reserve dates of the existing holds. So if we have a list of holds with reserve dates of: 1) 6/10 2) 6/18 3) 6/25 4) 7/03 and a patron pl

Re: [Koha] Question about language of OPAC query

I am really eager to know to the answeerr to such questions. Chrs, Decka -Original Message- From: Koha [mailto:koha-boun...@lists.katipo.co.nz] On Behalf Of ??? Sent: Wednesday, October 07, 2015 5:56 PM To: koha@lists.katipo.co.nz Cc: 진승일 Subject: [Koha] Question about language of OPAC

Re: [Koha] AllowHoldsDateInFuture

Kyle, Thank you...the function of that feature makes much more sense now. -- Christopher Davis mr.catalo...@gmail.com (435) 621-2957 On October 7, 2015 3:33:24 AM MDT, Kyle Hall wrote: >If Ba is enabled, Koha will look at the date the patron selected and >insert >that hold request into the que

Re: [Koha] Question about language of OPAC query

At 07:51 PM 10/7/2015 +1000, Decka David wrote: I am really eager to know to the answeerr to such questions. Perhaps have a look at and see if some of the settings could help you narrow down your searches. Koha

[Koha] New Debian install - OPAC invisible

Hey all, I've got a latest-ed Koha install on Debian Jessie on which the staff client is displaying properly in the web browser, but the OPAC address is displaying the Apache2 default web server page (It Works!). I followed (with some other help) these

Re: [Koha] 952$o subfield not displayed in OPAC

Thank you Katrin! That info makes it all so much clearer and helped me solve the problem. Problem was, there was some issue with me importing the same data (if slightly altered) multiple times. That was why re-importing it didn't fix the issue. So I did a batch item delete of everything and started

[Koha] Override "Restricted Use" checkout

We are a collegiate library, where we have a Reference section with items that students are not allowed to check out. This is coded at our library by setting the Collection option for these items to a "Reference" collection we have defined, and additionally by setting the item as "Restricted". We

Re: [Koha] New Debian install - OPAC invisible

Hi Apparrish, These commands should disable the default site, then restart apache. I believe your OPAC will show up after that: a2dissite default apache2ctl restart Best, Doug -Original Message- From: Koha [mailto:koha-boun...@lists.katipo.co.nz] On Behalf Of Aparrish Sent: Wednesda

Re: [Koha] New Debian install - OPAC invisible

On 15-10-8 7:40 am, Aparrish wrote: Hey all, I've got a latest-ed Koha install on Debian Jessie on which the staff client is displaying properly in the web browser, but the OPAC address is displaying the Apache2 default web server page (It Works!). I followed (with some other help) these

Re: [Koha] New Debian install - OPAC invisible

On 15-10-8 10:36 am, Mason James wrote: On 15-10-8 7:40 am, Aparrish wrote: Hey all, I've got a latest-ed Koha install on Debian Jessie on which the staff client is displaying properly in the web browser, but the OPAC address is displaying the Apache2 default web server page (It Works!). I f

Re: [Koha] New Debian install - OPAC invisible

Greetings, Your apache settings have the default site first THEN the Koha site. Three solutions: 1) Pay a support company to set it up for you. Seriously, sometimes a bill for someone else's 30 minutes is cheaper than you spending an entire day trying to do it yourself. 2) Use name based acce

Re: [Koha] New Debian install - OPAC invisible

I fail to understand the Apache default website fetish and the advantage of longish rage emails without real advice besides "pay someone to do it in the way I prefer" over a simple command that leads to the result people ask for. -- Mirko ___ Koha mai

[Koha] Magazines

I am wanting to add the magazine website to the biblio, and I cannot find a field that will allow me to do this. Eg Diabetes New Zealand website is http://www.diabetes.org.nz/home, how can I add it onto the biblio for the customer to link to if required. Has anyone does this sort of thing Max

Re: [Koha] Magazines

On 08/10/15 11:08, Maxine Murphy wrote: I am wanting to add the magazine website to the biblio, and I cannot find a field that will allow me to do this. Eg Diabetes New Zealand website is http://www.diabetes.org.nz/home, how can I add it onto the biblio for the customer to link to if required.

Re: [Koha] New Debian install - OPAC invisible

Greetings, We owe them the best solution. The best solution doesn't break others, and disabling default has that capacity. That's why packages are name-based by default. If Koha is accessed by IP, that's not default and requires Apache and Networking configuration knowledge. Knowledge which is