Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Receipt Template Editor - Including Text of Unicode Supported languages other than English
But after restarting the Evergreen Staff Client, the text in Hindi changed to some other characters and symbols and we are unable to print the matter in Hindi Language. What should be done to solve this problem Could you export your receipt templates and send them to this email thread as an attachment? I have downloaded some fonts in Hindi language and installed in the staff client system and it does not work. Did you embed HTML font commands into your receipt templates? -- Jason Etheridge | Support Manager | Equinox Software, Inc. / The Open Source Experts | phone: 1-877-OPEN-ILS (673-6457) | email: ja...@esilibrary.com | web: http://www.esilibrary.com
[OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] undo-ing copy location edits
We just started using a shelving location of 'Display' for items that have been pulled from their normal locations in order to be... you guessed it... on display. (Currently it's *Fossils*) Using a copy bucket to change the locations is SO much easier than it was with our former ILS. We love that. So, of course, it made me greedy. What if it was just as easy to return items to their former locations? I thought, what if, when we're done with the display, we could click a button to change the location of the items from 'Display' back to the 7 or so locations where the individual items regularly live. That would be cool. No, MAGIC. If we held onto the copy bucket with all these items, it seems possible (to me). The change could be a temporary location change. Something like, Please change to this new location, but remember your old one, because you're going back there someday. Has anyone else dreamed of this? Any developers want to chime in whether it's possible? Thanks! -Holly Holly Brennan Library Technology Specialist Homer Public Library 907-235-3180 (main) 907-435-3154 (direct) hbren...@cityofhomer-ak.gov
Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] undo-ing copy location edits
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 10:13 PM, Holly Brennan haderh...@ci.homer.ak.uswrote: We just started using a shelving location of ‘Display’ for items that have been pulled from their normal locations in order to be… you guessed it… on display. (Currently it’s **Fossils**) Using a copy bucket to change the locations is SO much easier than it was with our former ILS. We love that. So, of course, it made me greedy. What if it was just as easy to return items to their former locations? I thought, what if, when we’re done with the display, we could click a button to change the location of the items from ‘Display’ back to the 7 or so locations where the individual items regularly live. That would be cool. No, MAGIC. If we held onto the copy bucket with all these items, it seems possible (to me). The change could be a temporary location change. Something like, Please change to this new location, but remember your old one, because you’re going back there someday. Has anyone else dreamed of this? Any developers want to chime in whether it’s possible? Yep, dreamed of it long ago for a slightly different context: putting items on reserve (which could change their location and call number, too). One possibility that now leaps to mind is to make use of the auditor tables that track every change to a given copy and call number (and many other entities in the database... at least until those auditor tables are purged). We could whip up a batch action along the lines of Reset copy location to previous location pretty easily, I think.
Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] undo-ing copy location edits
We could whip up a batch action along the lines of Reset copy location to previous location pretty easily, I think. That’s just what I was thinking - but in the completely non-dev mindset, Dan! It seems exactly like what copy buckets were meant for. Thanks for chiming in! -Holly From: open-ils-general-boun...@list.georgialibraries.org [mailto:open-ils-general-boun...@list.georgialibraries.org] On Behalf Of Dan Scott Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2014 6:52 PM To: Evergreen Discussion Group Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] undo-ing copy location edits On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 10:13 PM, Holly Brennan haderh...@ci.homer.ak.usmailto:haderh...@ci.homer.ak.us wrote: We just started using a shelving location of ‘Display’ for items that have been pulled from their normal locations in order to be… you guessed it… on display. (Currently it’s *Fossils*) Using a copy bucket to change the locations is SO much easier than it was with our former ILS. We love that. So, of course, it made me greedy. What if it was just as easy to return items to their former locations? I thought, what if, when we’re done with the display, we could click a button to change the location of the items from ‘Display’ back to the 7 or so locations where the individual items regularly live. That would be cool. No, MAGIC. If we held onto the copy bucket with all these items, it seems possible (to me). The change could be a temporary location change. Something like, Please change to this new location, but remember your old one, because you’re going back there someday. Has anyone else dreamed of this? Any developers want to chime in whether it’s possible? Yep, dreamed of it long ago for a slightly different context: putting items on reserve (which could change their location and call number, too). One possibility that now leaps to mind is to make use of the auditor tables that track every change to a given copy and call number (and many other entities in the database... at least until those auditor tables are purged). We could whip up a batch action along the lines of Reset copy location to previous location pretty easily, I think.
Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] undo-ing copy location edits
Entirely possible…I believe Symphony can do that so already have an example. One thing they didn’t account for, at the time anyway, was what happens if you change an item after that. Say you decide to pull it from Fossils and put it in “Really Old Guys” instead. What happens? Surprisingly, everybody in the group discussion at a conference seemed to think I was silly for even being concerned even though they admitted it might be a problem. Just something, seemingly obvious, but , apparently not, to take into account if you pursue development of such a feature. Jim From: open-ils-general-boun...@list.georgialibraries.org [mailto:open-ils-general-boun...@list.georgialibraries.org] On Behalf Of Dan Scott Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2014 9:52 PM To: Evergreen Discussion Group Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] undo-ing copy location edits On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 10:13 PM, Holly Brennan haderh...@ci.homer.ak.us wrote: We just started using a shelving location of ‘Display’ for items that have been pulled from their normal locations in order to be… you guessed it… on display. (Currently it’s *Fossils*) Using a copy bucket to change the locations is SO much easier than it was with our former ILS. We love that. So, of course, it made me greedy. What if it was just as easy to return items to their former locations? I thought, what if, when we’re done with the display, we could click a button to change the location of the items from ‘Display’ back to the 7 or so locations where the individual items regularly live. That would be cool. No, MAGIC. If we held onto the copy bucket with all these items, it seems possible (to me). The change could be a temporary location change. Something like, Please change to this new location, but remember your old one, because you’re going back there someday. Has anyone else dreamed of this? Any developers want to chime in whether it’s possible? Yep, dreamed of it long ago for a slightly different context: putting items on reserve (which could change their location and call number, too). One possibility that now leaps to mind is to make use of the auditor tables that track every change to a given copy and call number (and many other entities in the database... at least until those auditor tables are purged). We could whip up a batch action along the lines of Reset copy location to previous location pretty easily, I think.