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Time | Nick | Message |
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13:10 | owen | kados, didn't you fix something recently related to URLs in records? |
13:10 | Was that on dev_week? | |
13:16 | kados | you having probs with something? |
13:16 | Burgwork | hey paul |
13:16 | owen | For records that catalogue web sites: http://zoomopac.liblime.com/cg[…]tail.pl?bib=57720 |
13:17 | kados | yea ... |
13:17 | there is a MARCURLS loop | |
13:17 | i remember now, yes that was on dev_week | |
13:17 | owen | Hm... I must have broken something in opac-detail |
13:18 | kados | k ... lemme dig out the vars |
13:18 | the loop is called MARCURLS | |
13:18 | owen | Come to think of it, I guess MARCNOTES and MARCSUBJECTS aren't showing up either... |
13:18 | kados | each URL is called MARCURL |
13:18 | owen | Those aren't part of BIBLIO_RESULTS are they? |
13:18 | kados | hmmm, lemme check |
13:18 | no | |
13:18 | they're independent contractors :-) | |
13:19 | wait ... | |
13:19 | I lie | |
13:19 | $results[0]->{MARCURLS} = $marcurlsarray; | |
13:19 | my $resultsarray=\@results; | |
13:19 | $template->param(BIBLIO_RESULTS => $resultsarray, | |
13:20 | so they are | |
13:20 | as are the MARCNOTES AND MARCSUBJCTS and | |
13:20 | s/and$// | |
13:20 | owen | I must be remembering an older version |
13:23 | kados | 'Related' is a bit strange in the context of Subjects and URLs for a record IMO |
13:23 | esp since many times the URL _is_ the item itself ... | |
13:24 | maybe we could just have 'Subjects:' and 'URLs:'? | |
13:24 | owen | kados: true, but we don't have a good way to indicate that the record isn't /supposed/ to have any holdings...hence the ubiquitous "No copies available" |
13:25 | kados | I don't see that for the Cassini-Huygens record |
13:25 | owen | Refresh |
13:26 | kados | ahh |
13:26 | hmm ... | |
13:26 | well here's an idea | |
13:26 | owen | I had it wired to show the Descriptions tab (which is also empty for this record) |
13:26 | kados | if there are no holdings, maybe just hide the holdings tab |
13:27 | a tmpl_if on ITEM_RESULTS should acomplish that | |
13:27 | owen | It's a long-standing issue... |
13:27 | kados | so the issue is that some records aren't supposed to have holdings |
13:27 | but if I understand correctly, we don't really want records that don't have holdings to appear in the OPAC unless they are the ones not supposed to have holdings, right? | |
13:28 | owen | I believe that's true |
13:28 | kados | one solution would be to create an item record and have the branch be WEB or something |
13:28 | owen | For NPL, a title with no copies is usually a mistake--something that should have been deleted along with the last copy |
13:28 | kados | right |
13:30 | owen | A WEB branch might be equally confusing, since it would be listed just like a regular branch |
13:31 | kados | ok ... so is it only websites that have this problem? |
13:32 | owen | Yes |
13:32 | kados | what do you think about just hiding the holdings tab? woudl that be confusing too? |
13:33 | owen | Is there a way to tell that the record is for a web resource? Some indicator in the MARC record? |
13:33 | kados | yea ... a couple of them |
13:33 | and we also have an itemtype designation | |
13:33 | owen | If so, then you could populate the Holdings tab with the URL(s) |
13:33 | kados | ahh ... good point |
13:33 | ok, I'll add that to the list | |
13:34 | owen | Are there instances where other formats might have URLs attached? I guess it's possible, isn't it? |
13:34 | kados | yes |
13:34 | sometimes the URLs are tables of contents | |
13:34 | owen | So we need to accomodate both possibilities |
13:34 | kados | yep |
13:36 | owen | Should serials/subscription info have it's own tab (when present)? |
13:37 | I'm thinking yes, given the serials setup opac-detail has now | |
13:38 | kados | yea, good idea |
13:39 | I need to merge in the rel_2_2 subscription stuff too | |
13:40 | owen | I need a few variables added to opac-detail.pl in order to point to specific tabs. Right now I'm using showholdings, showdescriptions, showserials, and showreviews |
13:41 | For example: TMPL_IF showholdings> Display holdings tab</TMPL_IF> | |
13:41 | So that I can link to "opac-detail.pl?bib=10238&display=showholdings" | |
13:41 | or something like that | |
13:44 | kados | gotcha |
13:44 | lets call it 'tab' | |
13:44 | so tab=holdings | |
13:44 | and tab=reviews | |
13:44 | etc. | |
13:45 | owen | There's already a variable called "reviews" |
13:45 | kados | ahh, right |
13:45 | but it's not tab=reviews | |
13:47 | owen | But I can't say <TMPL_IF NAME="reviews"> if there's already another <TMPL_VAR NAME="reviews"> |
13:48 | thd | kados: had you seen my message? |
13:49 | kados | owen: good point |
13:49 | I should change the name of the amazon variable | |
13:50 | I don't have time today ... maybe tonight | |
13:50 | thd | kados: does that answer also apply to my message? |
13:51 | kados | thd: officially yes :-) |
14:05 | thd | kados: if you name the variable amazonusreviews or something like that some interested party may more easily be able modify some code to show amazonukreviews, amazonfrreviews , amazondereviews , etc. on the same page. Paul's libraries have many books only found in amazon.com and many also only found in amazon.fr or having a different ISBN on amazon.com when they are included. |
14:11 | owen | thd: I think Amazon.com is hard-coded at the moment, so the issue is really how to change /that/ aspect. The variable name doesn't make much difference as long as you can configure the source. |
14:11 | What would be cool is if booksellers adopted a common API so that folks could choose which source to go with. | |
14:12 | And as far as Paul's libraries go: I think most of them are prevented by law from displaying Amazon (or any commercial) content | |
14:12 | kados: I got the tab-switching going in opac-detail.tmpl | |
14:17 | thd | owen: yes, I acknowledge that requires a code change. I favour allowing even multiple national Amazon sites to be used with a suitable system preference. If Paul does not pursue that because French libraries are nervous about legal issues over a link to Amazon's business then I will myself eventually. The Amazon Web Services API is the same for all. |
14:18 | s/legal/legal and ethical public service/ | |
03:05 | hdl | hi all |
03:05 | paul | hello hdl |
03:06 | hdl | (Noane fait sa première matinée à l'école.) |
03:08 | paul | super pour elle ! |
03:08 | Sandrine est à la clinique pour le RdV du 3e mois ;-) | |
04:52 | toins | kados around ? |
07:14 | btoumi | hi all |
07:17 | kados | toins: hi |
07:17 | toins: I'm here not | |
07:17 | toins | hi kados |
07:17 | kados | toins: s/not/now/ |
07:18 | toins: i have a question for you if you have a moment | |
07:19 | toins | kados, in 10 minutes if it's possible... |
07:19 | kados | sure |
07:23 | paul | hi kados. |
07:23 | toins is available now ;-) | |
07:23 | kados | hey paul |
07:23 | toins | kados, let's go |
07:23 | kados | cool |
07:24 | I need a good idea for how to have multiple translations for values in the database | |
07:25 | paul | I have one !!! |
07:25 | kados | please share :-) |
07:25 | paul | (I thought I sended you a mail about this, but I probably forgot... |
07:25 | you could just create a .po file for each of your specific translations. | |
07:26 | and consider them as a "foreign" language | |
07:26 | cd misc/translation/ | |
07:26 | ./tmpl_process3.pl for help | |
07:26 | kados | hmmm |
07:27 | but then it would replace the values in the database? | |
07:27 | paul | ??? |
07:27 | kados | ok, let me explain my problem |
07:27 | my $indexes = [ | |
07:27 | { value => '', label => 'Keyword' }, | |
07:27 | { value => 'au', label => 'Author' }, | |
07:27 | ]; | |
07:28 | this is a sample data object that is used in the new API for creating the advanced search indexes | |
07:28 | (it can also have a visibility flag, but I ignore that for now for simplicity | |
07:29 | paul | this object being "untranslatable" for instance. so we will have to solve the problem for french & other languages as well |
07:29 | kados | I want to store this in the database and call a get_indexes() sub that pulls it out |
07:29 | and also have multi-language options for get_indexes() | |
07:29 | and I need an idea for how to proceed | |
07:30 | paul | why not a systempref with '','keyword';'au','author','ti','title' |
07:30 | kados | because that is a very simple case |
07:30 | paul | the rebuild the $indexes from a split /;/ and split /,/ |
07:30 | ? | |
07:30 | kados | how about this one: |
07:30 | {label => "Reference", id => "mc-ref", | |
07:30 | name => "limit", | |
07:30 | value => "mc-collection:REF", | |
07:30 | icon => "REF.gif", | |
07:30 | title => "Reference",}, | |
07:31 | paul | the only/best solution maybe to have an external small "script" that just contains $label definition and is imported where needed |
07:32 | kados | hmmm |
07:33 | I still haven't explained it well I think | |
07:33 | in 2.4, the librarian will be able to specify from the admin section, which search points appear on advanced search, in which order, what they should be called, and how they should behave | |
07:33 | (and what icons to use, etc.) | |
07:34 | http://zoomopac.liblime.com/search | |
07:34 | all of the information on that page will be stored in the db | |
07:34 | it's critical for many of my clients to be able to configure the search themselves without editing any html | |
07:35 | so I need an idea for how to allow translations of the search points as well ... | |
07:36 | I hope that explains it | |
07:38 | paul | I'm not sure. you need translation from english to french (for example), or translation from english to english (like "bookbag / basket" ) ? |
07:39 | kados | both |
07:39 | because some libraries want. for instance, 'Advanced Search' to be called 'WIPO Search' or something | |
07:40 | paul | mmm... I don't see a solution to this problem... maybe a title_en_EN => "Reference", title_fr_FR => "Référence" ... |
07:43 | kados | paul: what about soemthing like this in the database: |
07:43 | lang_code term translation | |
07:43 | en_EN Search WIPO Search | |
07:45 | paul | where in the DB ? |
07:45 | in a new table ? | |
07:45 | kados | yep |
07:47 | paul | mmm... that would give us 3 places to have translations (database marc_*_structure, .po & this new table. Not too good I think |
07:48 | + why can't the library edit HTML ? | |
07:48 | because it would "light" editing | |
07:48 | another note : the opac-search.pl is the most used page in Koha I bet, so the less mysql query, the best | |
07:49 | kados | marc_*_structure should use this new table as well |
07:49 | libraries hate to edit html | |
07:49 | most library systems don't require this | |
07:50 | they allow a user to have a web-based way to configure things | |
07:50 | or interface-based anyway ... | |
07:50 | paul: btw: did you ever commit your web-based tmpl_process ? | |
07:50 | paul | ??? |
07:51 | kados | paul: the tool used for translating Koha from your website |
07:51 | paul | it's not mine, it's kartouche, a GPL software ;-) |
07:51 | kados | ahh |
07:51 | paul | (a dead project i'm afraid, but the version I have works correctly |
07:51 | ) | |
07:51 | kados | what version? |
07:51 | paul | ok, this new table could be a solution, but I think we will need a "compiler" to apply the changes to opac-search.tmpl only once. |
07:51 | 0.2 | |
07:52 | (with a few hacks) | |
07:53 | (the most important one being the one to search for a term to reach it direcly. something like 10 lines of code. I proposed the dev to send my hack, but got no answer at all) | |
07:55 | kados | paul: could kartouche be packaged with Koha to acomplish the same thing? |
07:55 | paul | mmm, probably yes. |
07:55 | although it will be a rocket bomb to kill a fly | |
07:55 | (direct translation from french ;-) ) | |
07:55 | kados | hehe |
08:43 | btoumi | toins:are u around? |
08:43 | toins | yep |
09:11 | kados | paul and toins have you seen the mysql 5.0 compatibility issues discussed on the list? |
09:11 | some solutions were offered, can any of them be implemented for 2.2.6? | |
09:12 | paul | seen but not read carefully. |
09:12 | dewey | I haven't seen 'but', paul |
09:12 | kados | toins: thanks for your 'useful tools' section |
09:13 | toins | kados, your welcome ! |
09:13 | hi hdl | |
09:13 | hdl | BACK at last |
09:20 | paul | hello back hdl |
11:11 | hdl ? | |
11:11 | dewey | rumour has it hdl is here |
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