Dear friends,
Our catalog mainly consists of Armenian records, thus during the
installation we have chosen to use ICU. Then, after importing some records,
we have rebuilded the Zebra index. On the console it was written that 7
records were indexed. However, when we tried to search for imported
Dear Araik,
I think no Latin characters indexing and searching remain the
major bottleneck of Koha. I can not imagine a library in the world with
couple books in non Latin characters and I am not sure why
the developer community has not been able to address this.
We have many books in Arabic and
i confirm the search in Arabic is working well
and we developed the system to manipulate the special cases in Arabic also but
we offer it with charge
i think you didn't install the ICU properly
Mohamed El ZalabanyIntegrated library systems consultant
Zalabany Knowledge Systems Team©
For
Greetings,
We got the following error.
Gateway Time-out
The gateway did not receive a timely response from the upstream server
or application.
Whats the meaning of this error?
The problem is that sometimes a process takes a particularly long time. It
isn't that it isn't working, but
I thought this is a OpenSource community and people are sharing
their experiences to improve the usability of Koha. We did install ICU with
Developer guys and the results was the same unless you have come with
something they do not. We are in Iraq and there is no Banking system to be
able to pay
Vimal Kumar V. vimal0...@gmail.com
The gateway did not receive a timely response from the upstream server or
application.
Whats the meaning of this error?
Anybody tried stock taking of huge number of records?
That error means that it took too long to process the upload and the
gateway
you didn't under stand me i am not selling my development code to you or
marketing it here
we can search with Arabic character without the development i'am talking about
this development give us more advantage to search withe and processing hamzah
and (al) and another character
but you can
Amy Schuler schul...@caryinstitute.org
Dear catalogers using Koha,
I am using koha v. 3.06.04.000. I am having trouble getting file paths to
work for digital items stored locally. Using MARC Tag 856, first indicator
value 4, $u, with file path something like
Facets used to be sorted on popularity, but that was confusing people
because the numbers weren't showing. I did some Amazon and Kohls shopping
this weekend and the facets were sorted alphabetically when it came to
things like brands. The problem is that Koha doesn't use all pages of
results to
Ok, I understand.
But as since bug
http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3154 we can
choose the number of records used to build facets (pref
maxRecordsForFacets), maybe for some (not all...) libraries it could be
good to sort facets results by decreasing occurences order.
Looking at the Perl script that generates Koha facets, in my opinion they are
not good and... cannot be better :-)
I found a very good solution in the Solr demo of BibLibre. Try
http://catalogue.solr-demo.biblibre.com/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?q=*%3A*filters=
that retrieves all records in the
So if we only use
the first page of the results we can't show true popularity and so I think
that's why it was changed to alphabetical a while back.
The change was in Bug 4891, Order facets in left sidebar of search
results (http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4891)
but
What constitutes 'popularity'? I have a feeling this is a useless sort
order for a research collection like ours that doesn't loan out anything.
Good old fixed data like name, title, date are what suits our readers best.
Elaine
On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 1:00 PM, Mathieu Saby
Elaine,
What constitutes 'popularity'? I have a feeling this is a useless sort
order for a research collection like ours that doesn't loan out anything.
Good old fixed data like name, title, date are what suits our readers best.
Popularity in the case of facets occurs to the number of times a
As we are a Primary school library(Kinder to Year 6) we need all areas to
display alphabetically as any other way is too confusing for the students.
It would be good if the, an, a, at etc at the start of a title could be
excluded from the search as this would narrow the field greatly. Author,
Hello everyone,
We are glad to inform that with ICU zerba search works excellent. We might
have done something incorrect during the installation. However, now
everything works fine. Thanks to everbody who has responde to our concern.
Regards,
Araik.
Dear friends,
We want to export our patron database, but there is obviously no standard tool
for that function.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Haik.
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i have told you your problem is ICU configuration
congratulations
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