I would be in favor of the detail display bein made with XSLT for items.
That would of course be much more flexible, and would allow us to have
custom fields easily (i.e. to display whatever ends up in
more_subfields_xml as we please).
I think there are historical reasons (the template based d
Have a look at C4/XSLT.pm
XSLTParse4Display calls buildKohaItemsNamespace. This routine adds several item
fields.
Resulting data goes through transform call of XSLT handler.
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Paul A wrote:
> I have noted that two new (to us) spiders are quite busy, and date-times
> appear to correspond -- webmeup-crawler.com and ahrefs.com -- but I
> don't want to libel them before digging deeper (probably end up
> firewalling them.) It *might* have something to do with ISBD view.
>
>
Laurent, How are going things?
At the moment, Jenkins does not look happy, on
http://jenkins.koha-community.org :
"Please wait while Jenkins is restarting.."
2016-01-27 14:58 GMT+00:00 Laurent Ducos :
> Hello
> Maintenance operation before migration of jenkins server, thursday 28, from
> 10 A.M t
Hi Francois,
could you please report a bug with a test plan and link it to bug 12671?
I am not sure about the first part as I have not been aware of that, but
if you can't edit the publicatoin date now and could before from the
subscription details, that sounds like a bug.
Katrin
Am 02.02.2016 u
I imagine moving our current items display into the XSLT file would
probably result in XSLT code that is quite hard to read and adjust.
There are quite a lot of preferences that we would need to take into
account. I think having the option to configure the display without
programming would be bette
Same here... +1 to b!
Am 06.02.2016 um 10:18 schrieb Marc Véron:
> +1 to b
>
> (b) Use a flag to decide if it is processed by TT or by the old way of
> doing things
>
> Regards
> Marc
>
> Am 05.02.2016 um 21:18 schrieb Galen Charlton:
>> Hi,
>>
>> On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 2:53 PM, Kyle Hall wrot
