Hi Elaine
You could run unix2dos on the file (http://dos2unix.sourceforge.net/), or if
you open the file in Notepad++ (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/) you can then go
to 'Edit > EOL Conversion > Windows' and save the document.
With kind regards from the Dalton McCaughey Library Team
Carlos
It was all done on Windows 10, using Libre Office and MarcEdit. I've had
trouble before with uploads failing because I usually use a Mac, and it has
a similar problem with line terminators. I thought I'd be safer on Windows.
Hah.
I'll look again at the file, but all I did was change http: to
Hi Elaine
This might happen when you have a linux txt file and open it with a windows
editor or vice-versa. This is usually due to windows and linux using
different line terminators characters [CR] vs [CR]+[LF].
You might also need to verify that, when doing your replacement, you didn't
We're using Koha 19.05.02
I have a txt file of biblio numbers that need to all have the contents of
one field changed. 477 numbers (no dupes, I checked).
I then went through the process of exporting these records. When I open
the file in MarcEdit, it says I have 225 records. I don't know what
Hi Claes,
I've tried to replicate this in our 18.11.x installation, but saw the
expected behavior:
- Search a common term that gives multiple result pages
- Navigate to the second page
- Open detail page for last result on the page
- Click next: Note the title of the record
- Go back to search
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