ther problems. If Solr
is genuinely better, why keep Zebra?
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stylesheets used by view->page style can also be
activated by JavaScript. We could have a nice, more user-friendly button
that does this with fallback to the browser mechanism.
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es refer to the libraries in your system;
any items, budgets, issuing rules, etc.
Look through your settings to see if you have anything set up for this
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>> *No branches with active overduerules at ./overdue_notices.pl line 262.*
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>>
>> Can anyone here help me abt this problem.I didn't understand what to
>> do
>>
>> Thank you.
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>>
You also have to run the proces
Zebra searching is
slower, not as powerful and more resource-intensive, but easier to set up.
2. Put it (back?) into Zebra mode (it sounds like you set it up using
Zebra). You'll have to turn off the NoZebra system preference, rebuild the
Zebra index using rebuild_zebra.pl and make sure that zeb
t (much like the way most barcode scanners work), then
it would be possible to use it with Koha. You'd just use that hash as the
user's password.
If this is not possible, you'd have to do custom development to get the
fingerprint reader working, to the best of my knowledge.
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If you want to edit the mapping of many subfields at once, Administration -&
give you a progress report, though.
(Also, general "How to use Koha" questions like this are generally better
for the main Koha mailing list rather than koha-devel.)
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install the latest version, 3.0, on windows. If you are attempting to
install 2.2.9 on Windows, please tell us exactly what is going wrong.
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Perl's built-in debugger works fairly well, though it has a few quirks.
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next couple of weeks.
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olumn, which usually contains a code (like DISP or 3,
depending on where the value is used), serves as the primary key, and is
what is stored in whatever column references the authorized value (such as
items.location or items.itemlost). The description of the particular
authorized value is stored in t
a module like C4::Admin to house the necessary SQL from
the admin scripts would be a worthwhile separate discussion.)
A quick search on Bugzilla didn't find anything related to this, but I could
easily have missed it. If not, we should create a tracking bug for this
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external content service has been used, and is reset through a cronjob. It
is used by the XISBN service, because that service is only free if you use
it less than 500 times a day.
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change it to your location and hit Convert.
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RC holdings tags. Whenever you update something in the biblio,
biblioitems, or items table, you have to run
misc/batchRebuildBiblioTables.pl to update the MARC record, and then run
rebuild_zebra .
(Note that, as Mason said, it usually is easier to use the Perl API to do
this; it'l
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I've wondered about this myself, since Perl, being a dynamic language,
should have some sort of destructor support.
Thanks for looking i
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> Le Mon, 25 May 2009 13:47:26 -0600,
> Jesse a écrit :
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> > 2009/5/25 Eric Bégin
> >
> [...]
> > The development version of Koha allows hold policies to be set up by
> > branch and itemtype (and soon, patron type)
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t be worth deciding on one or a blend of these approaches, as AJAX
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Yes, there is. misc/maintenance/sync_items_in_marc_bib.pl . Technically, the
way to import i
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 9:15 AM, Ryan Higgins wrote:
> I intend to submit a patch this week that will add an include to the
> staff side: base-js.inc , which includes js that needs to be processed
> by H::T::P. It will include a global 'koha' object, which could store an
> array of strings for tr
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 7:07 AM, Andrew Moore wrote:
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> > I noticed that various patches to the systempreferences creation SQL
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> > for French have been in the Latin-1 encoding. The ba
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you're just starting to import your records, rather than importing MARC
records for use in cataloging, you'll want to use the bulkmarcimport.pl
script (a perl program, distributed with Koha).
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On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> As far as I know, the staff side already has this requirement; are you
>> referring to the OPAC?
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> There are many scripts on the staff side that have
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hat I know of is 4 spaces
per indent level. This seems to be reflected in the code, and I think we
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As far as I know, the staf
rather than using Koha's
automatically generated card number. Koha can print patron cards for you,
but they are fairly basic.
Most of these vendors allow you to customize the card thoroughly (add your
logo, etc). Would this work for your library?
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For a good example of how to queue up messages, see the call to
C4::Letters::EnqueueLetter around line 462 of
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This sounds like an excellent way to reduce complexity, and addresses the
complaints the cataloger at my library had with item-level
Using a db update, add comments to all of those columns. These can be
gotten by SHOW FULL COLUMNS FROM . This has the advantage of being
more "proper", but is yet another displayed string in the database that
would have to be translated... somehow.
My vote is for columns.def, since it&#
I have a small favor to ask of any french-speaker on the list; could you
translate the following syspref description?
"If ON, allows renewal limits to be overridden on the circulation screen"
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DATE() ) < ???Number of Days???
AND branchcode = ???LIST:branchcode???
ORDER BY categories.description, dateexpiry
(NOTE: the indents on the last lines of the SQL statement are kept together
because they are indented)
This has the advantage of being e
Currently, to change the value of system preferences in Koha, you must click
find the system preference, then click on it to edit it.
The patches at http://arwen.metavore.com/~jpw/melded_sysprefs/ allow you to
edit system preferences directly from the main screen; you should only need
the edit lin
(Full RFC at
http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:rfcs3.2:rfc32_ajax_in_the_staff_interface
)
Currently, in the svc/ directory and tagging tools, there are some cautious
forays into using AJAX. However, many more areas of the staff (and possibly
patron) interface could be improved using
On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 3:07 AM, Rick Welykochy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have downloaded http://download.koha.org/koha-3.00.00.tar.gz
> and began installing it on Debian/etch (in a Linux vserver environment).
>
>
> 0. FINE: cd koha-3.00.00
>
> 1. FINE: perl Makefile.PL
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> 2. FAI
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 10:45 AM, Kyle Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> This is a request for comments regarding the file format for the
> offline circulation system. The specification for the Koha Offline
> Circulation (.koc) file format can be found here:
> http://wiki.koha.org/do
As part of a process improvement effort we're doing at LibLime, I've created
the following wiki proposal:
http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:dbrevs:start
Please read it and let me know what you think. This is intended as a simple
replacement for IRC conversations like this:
< random
On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 12:09 PM, Henri-Damien LAURENT <
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> > what about adding a feature to bulkchange a given virtual shelf ?
> That
> > would be an already existing place to remember a batch.
> > We could also port some feature
Did you install Net::Z3950::ZOOM through the package manager or CPAN? If you
installed it through CPAN, try opening up a CPAN shell and typing "force
install CPAN".
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wrote:
> A LibLime customer would like the ability to periodically forgive
> patron fines if the patron's balance is less than a threshold set by
> the library. To meet this requirement, we propose to implement a batch
> job or too
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> Koha 3's circulation loans are currently measured only in units of
> days. However, because some libraries perform loans that are measured
> in minutes or hours, particularly for course reserves and short loans,
> LibLime
Sounds like a good idea. It would be mostly useful for academic and special
libraries, but it's nicely flexible.
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That sounds like a very good idea. It might be best to have a seperate
function like output_error, though, because otherwise each script that
raises a 404 will have to deal with it in the template somehow (and most
don't; for instance, opac-detail gives some odd error in C4::XSLT).
For instance:
OOP versus non-OOP? Should we put this to a list-wide vote, or is there some
sort of policy encouraging one way or the other? I know that Koha as it
stands is not generally object-oriented, but established conventions don't
always reflect policy.
In any case, here's my vote:
+1 No OOP
-1 OOP
> For some reason, emails from liblime.com aren't reaching me promptly
> today, so I'll reply to both of the above at once:-
>
> I suspect C4::Normalize would have poor cohesion (probably logical
> cohesion) so would prefer creating C4::ISBN and similar, with methods
> like new($), raw(), normal(),
Woops, forgot to CC the list.
Yes, I think this should be moved to C4. I've been noodling around
> with the notion of creating a C4::Normalize or the like to centralize
> these kinds of normalizations (as ISSNs, LC card numbers, OCLC
> numbers, etc. could benefit from this as well), but haven't d
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