Enabling display of the 245|p
Eureka! changing a token in the briefcit.html worked even if changing the wwwoption didn't. I changed the line from
<!--{linkfieldspec:Vbt245ab}--> to <!--{linkfieldspec:Vbt245abp}-->
Check how it looks in the regular catalog now 'cause I'm changing this tonight (2/20/08). Do a keyword search for "atlas of the newborn" or "taking sides" or "click it" then see how it looks in the staging directory.
You can test in staging. ( http://alicat.austincc.edu:2082/ )
For the benefit of the Web Cmte:
Due to a sheer fluke, I discovered that we were not displaying a title subfield (p) for some items. Since only 790 items have this subfield, it wasn't that apparent normally. It took a while to figure out how to make it display but I'll change the file tonight so that tomorrow, we'll have better display records for these.
Adding the physical description to the body of the bib record display
The bib_display.html normally contains these tokens to display information about the item above the tabs:
<!--{recordinfo:!}--> [Note: displays author, title, publisher info]
<!--{linkeddocs}-->
<!--{URLS}-->
<!--{holdingslink}-->
<!--{bloblinks}-->
<!--{imagelinks}-->
<!--{artthumb}-->
earlier I added to this list the permanent record link token
<!--{recordlink}-->
Today I'm changing the first token to read
<!--{recordinfo:atpr}--> [Note: displays author, title, publisher info, physical descrip]
Note: Also made the Copy Status (Location) tab the default again and changed the color of the link on the "Find Similar Items" to red.
Information exchange about the purpose, philosophy, and design of the Library Website.
20 February 2008
10 February 2008
Converting the Spanish Opac
Although this portion of the catalog gets very little use, Library Services is committed to maintaining it. The Dean strongly suggested that we continue this service.
Working in the staging directory. Can get to them via this url:
http://aliat.austincc.edu:2082/screens/opacmenu_spi.html
Because of the limited use, I decided that we should use many of the former search pages as is -- or "as is" as much as possible -- even if there is a different look. These pages are:
There are anomalies that will need to be resolved. Some things just work differently and aren't readily apparent.
I know that we need to take a look at the "add to bookcart" button that appears in the browse screen. There is a wwwoption that governs whether the button appears or simply a checkbox as we have on the English language screen. I think it is the BUT_Bookcart option but I am not sure. Need to check this.
Working in the staging directory. Can get to them via this url:
http://aliat.austincc.edu:2082/screens/opacmenu_spi.html
Because of the limited use, I decided that we should use many of the former search pages as is -- or "as is" as much as possible -- even if there is a different look. These pages are:
- opacmenu_spi
- mainmenu_spi
- toplogo_spi
- botlogo_spi
- and the specific search pages like srchhelp_a_spi (author search)
- View Saved
- Remove Marked Items From List
- See ICON_UPDATELIST in wwwoptions
- Limit available (not sure about this)
- Remove from Bookcart
- patroninfo (pverifyweb_spi)
- request items (pverifyweb3_spi)
- reserves (pverifyweb6_spi)
There are anomalies that will need to be resolved. Some things just work differently and aren't readily apparent.
I know that we need to take a look at the "add to bookcart" button that appears in the browse screen. There is a wwwoption that governs whether the button appears or simply a checkbox as we have on the English language screen. I think it is the BUT_Bookcart option but I am not sure. Need to check this.
29 January 2008
Font sizing and web design
I've put this in here to remind me about this issue. Frequently I work with code that has already been created and I need to revise or adjust. This is a good summary:
http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=309991
with link to a useful tutorial:
http://www.thenoodleincident.com/tutorials/typography/index.html
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http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=309991
with link to a useful tutorial:
http://www.thenoodleincident.com/tutorials/typography/index.html
mp (1/29/080
09 January 2008
12 December 2007
Supporting your library users: OPAC 2.0
Supporting your library users: OPAC 2.0 - great overview of 2.0 catalog features with examples and usage data.
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