Hi -
I am the IT coordinator in a school in Ireland (by coordinator it doesn't
mean that I know anything about IT).
Our school intends to implement a school textbook loan scheme in order to
reduce the cost of providing school textbooks for parents. I search for
information but the only thing I c
> Simple question - I hope - is it possible to use Koha in this way?
Yes. I think what you describe is typical for library operation except
for the duration of the loan, and Koha can handle that just fine. Koha
makes it possible for you to create custom reports (see examples here:
https://wiki.koh
Yes. This is fairly standard stuff. Here in India we often have semester
long loan of a fixed number of books for students coming from economically
backward strata. Books thus lent usually use a custom item type typically
called as Book Bank (and therefore with an item type code of BBK). These
stud
Hi Michael,
No, I still do not find anything.
From the output I understand that something goes wrong while building the index?
Patric
> On 7 Jun 2019, at 09:37, Michael Kuhn wrote:
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> Hi Patric
>
> >
> > exporting biblio
> >
> > 1..error retrievi
Hi Patric
Since I don't know how you tried to rebuild your index:
In one of your earlier e-mails I saw this - it is NOT a good idea to
rebuild your index as user "root" (or doing most anything on a Linux
machine, for various reasons, among them permission problems and missing
environments):
Hi, Jesse--
I would hesitate to put a 650 in a record for the award that an item won,
since that item wouldn't be *about* the award--if I wanted a 6XX field for
an award, I'd be tempted to use a 655 instead. Our collection is very
different, being a special/museum library, but we're having good l
> On Jun 5, 2019, at 11:02 PM, Charles Kelley wrote:
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> $ sudo koha-remove mylibrary
>
>The report was
>
> ERROR 1133 (28000) at line 1: Can’t find any matching row in the user table
>
>Any other suggestions?
>
I recently had to do this again for an upgrade, and found this exact er
Hello ~
Just curious as to what other libraries in the Koha community are using for
events and program tracking, reservations ...etc.
Anything, in particular, you like about it? Does it integrate with your
website and Koha?
Thanks!
--
Chad Roseburg
Assoc. Director / IT
Automation Dept.
North C
Chad,
Right now we are using the built in calendar and event features with Civics
Plus the CMS that the city has us using for our website. It is not perfect but
it does the job.
We have an internal database that we are building for tracking the specifics
and statistics for our programing. But
Hi Chad,
We use LibCal, which works pretty good, although we do have some specific
needs that it was not designed for. We have integrated it into our web site
using LibCal's APIs. We have not integrated it with Koha.
David
David Kuhn
Technology Servic
Thank you -- we are also looking at Intercept.
On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 11:47 AM Edward Veal
wrote:
> Chad,
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>
>
> Right now we are using the built in calendar and event features with
> Civics Plus the CMS that the city has us using for our website. It is not
> perfect but it does the job.
>
>
>
Does it have mandatory fields in the event setup forms so that reporting is
consistent?
Chad
On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 12:58 PM David Kuhn wrote:
> Hi Chad,
>
> We use LibCal, which works pretty good, although we do have some specific
> needs that it was not designed for. We have integrated it in
Hi
I tried to install coverflow following this tutorials but was unable to
make it run.
After saving the coverflow config and going out of pluging page, on
returning to the plugin page it does not show the plugin. If I do upload it
again, it uploads and shows the config I entered on my previous i
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