Sorry...this email may have given the impression that we "turned off' our Endeca interface. What I meant was just the opposite; after years of running both Endeca and the legacy OPAC side by side, we finally turned off the legacy OPAC. Still going strong on Endeca. :)
-emily On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 2:50 PM, Emily Lynema <emily_lyn...@ncsu.edu> wrote: > I have vague dusty memories of someone saying (perhaps at a Code4Lib > conference) that they had built a custom PHP (?) interface to the user > account features for SirsiDynix Unicorn. Sirsi provides an API that I think > could be used to do this, so that doesn't seem like a completely impossible > thing to remember. > > We have finally 'turned off' our legacy OPAC here at NCSU Libraries (after > almost 4 years of using Endeca) and would be interested in being able to > turn off the legacy 'My Account' features as well, in particular if someone > had already built an application we could borrow from. > > Thought I'd throw this out to see if anyone else remembers the same > conversation. > > -emily > > -- > Emily Lynema > Associate Department Head > Information Technology, NCSU Libraries > 919-513-8031 > emily_lyn...@ncsu.edu >
