Ok...I can move the $x data to a dummy field but does anyone know how to
strip the @a from the field so I can move it to the $y in 952?
Thanks
Ed
Edward J. Roche
Network Administrator
Solanco School District
717.786.2151 x2437
"At the End of the Day, Did You Play to Win or Not to Lose?"
The pendingreserves.pl script is defaulting to a date range of 10 years
ago to yesterday. However, the last bit of the below part of the script
-- the if !defined($startdate) piece -- seems to be implying that other
start and end dates could be provided. I'm not finding any place where
other date
> However, the last bit of the below part of the script
> -- the if !defined($startdate) piece -- seems to be implying that other
> start and end dates could be provided.
Of course: if the user can change dates in the Refine Results section
then the script is set up to accept custom dates. At my l
2009/3/21 Owen Leonard :
>> However, the last bit of the below part of the script
>> -- the if !defined($startdate) piece -- seems to be implying that other
>> start and end dates could be provided.
>
> Of course: if the user can change dates in the Refine Results section
> then the script is set u
That approach hadn't occurred to me, thanks. However, is it possible to
pass a sliding date? Something like $yesterday and $today? As a test I
modified the script itself to use $yesterdaysdate in place of $pastdate,
which worked fine. However, I'd like to give the user more options.
Jane Wagn
2009/3/21 Wagner, Jane :
> That approach hadn't occurred to me, thanks. However, is it possible to
> pass a sliding date? Something like $yesterday and $today? As a test I
> modified the script itself to use $yesterdaysdate in place of $pastdate,
> which worked fine. However, I'd like to give
OK, thanks to both of you. Some things to consider
Jane Wagner
Library Systems Analyst
PTFS Inc.
Content Management and Library Solutions
6400 Goldsboro Road, Suite 200
Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 654-8088 x 151
jwag...@ptfs.com
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From: Chris Cormack [mailto:ch...@big
Hello!
Simple question: Is available somewhere the Koha Manual[0] in
DocBook/XML format? I wish to establish the tools to translate it to
any other language.
Nicole: Is possible to add a link to the last up-to-date XML version
of the manual? Something like it is already with PDFs.
Paul Poulain sa
