Dear Collegues,
My library purchased a Gryphon M100 433Mhz and opticon scanners which
we've been using to scan barcodes at the library's circulation desk.
Here are examples of Barcodes numbers generated by our software vendor;
The li
Peter Mwangi wrote:
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> Dear Collegues,
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> The library has a collection of 40,000 volumes. A few months ago we
> decided to migrate to Koha and I have already loaded all the records
> in Koha. However, it seems the barcodes in Alice Graduate 6.0 were
> entered as R110483232, R493213232, R
You could also look at coding a new barcode input filter, used in
C4::Circulation, sub barcodedecode().
You would want:
$barcode =~ s/^(..)[MNY](.+)$/$1$2/;
--Joe
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 4:19 AM, LAURENT Henri-Damien wrote:
> Peter Mwangi wrote:
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> > Dear Collegues,
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> > The library
Hi, i am using Koha 3.0.1 in Debian 5.0. Now, my koha team is going to add
some local language books in server. And, our local language is Bengali (
Bangladesh ).
Now, what i want is.. some sort of things like on-screen Bengali keyboard,
with which anyone can search Bengali Books there in our ILS.
Hello!
I remember one solution that came up on a the dev list: one library was
using google transliteration integrated into koha search box.
http://lists.koha.org/pipermail/koha-devel/2009-October/010220.html
Solution in work: http://www.granthalaya.org
I hope you find this usefull.
Piotr Wejma
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 4:25 AM, Piotr Wejman wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I remember one solution that came up on a the dev list: one library was
> using google transliteration integrated into koha search box.
> http://lists.koha.org/pipermail/koha-devel/2009-October/010220.html
>
> Solution in work: htt
