Helix,
Yeah, it looks like the bug report you filed[1] describes the issue I'm
talking about; the default behavior makes sense to developers, but not
to users.
I guess DSpace is still evolving, and with each release it's getting
more and more user friendly. Hopefully some more polish comes
On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 1:18 PM, Alan Orth alan.o...@gmail.com wrote:
Helix,
Yeah, it looks like the bug report you filed[1] describes the issue I'm
talking about; the default behavior makes sense to developers, but not to
users.
I guess DSpace is still evolving, and with each release it's
All,
I was just noticing on our DSpace repository that large collections are
a bit tricky to browse. Collections display the most recent 5 or so by
default, but there's no logical way for users to continue browsing the
collection they're currently in, ie a next page button. For example:
I'm not sure if it's clear enough from the issue but what DSpace
expects you to do when you open a collection or community is next to
choose a view from the menu: By Issue Date, Titles, Authors... These
views are paginable and display all the results.
Regards,
~~helix84
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