On 5/18/10 8:42 PM, Joel Harbottle wrote:
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Is there an ultra-easy way in Evergreen to fix this post code problem,
to allow Evergreen to accept a 4 digit postcode, such as 7250.
Might depend on your definition of ultra-easy, but it's certainly
possible without a major change.
Locate ue_config.js. Likely under:
/openils/var/xul/<build_id>/server/patron/ue_config.js
Within this file is the regular expression that matches on the postal
code entry:
const zipRegex = /^\d{5}(-\d{4}|-?$)/; /* 12345 or
12345-6789 */
If you want it to require a 4 digit number, change this line to:
const zipRegex = /^\d{4}/;
As well as the postcode problem is there an ultra-easy to change the
layout of the postal address when it is printed, so it is in the
standard for postal addresses here in Australia.
I'm not certain where this print is coming from. I expect it's a
similar change, but will need a bit more information to know where that
change needs to be made.
(Example below):
Mr Joe Bloggs
101 Example Street
LAUNCESTON TAS 7250
Australia
(On the postal address printout, we don't need 'Australia' to show, as
we are only posting locally.)
Our library has had this problem since we migrated to Evergreen two
years ago. We migrated to Evergreen 1.2.0.4, and are now using
Evergreen 1.4.0.6, and have had this problem since 1.2.0.4.
Our library is also planning to upgrade to Evergreen 1.6 in the next
two months. But since this is a major disruption to our workflow, this
needs fixing in 1.4.0.6, as we are unable to spare the time to wait
til our 1.6 upgrade.
Kindest Regards,
Joel
Joel Harbottle
Email: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
