I would think that at least one additional check would be desired in
that case:
If editing the due date to an *earlier* date I don't think that the
renewal count should be affected.
It may also be desirable to have a prompt "count as renewal?" or
similar, so that adjusting mistakes in due date doesn't always eat up
renewals.
Thomas Berezansky
Merrimack Valley Library Consortium
Quoting Karen Daniel <[email protected]>:
KCLS is wondering if any other site would like the *option* of
having the action Edit Due Date count towards the renewal limit of
the circulation duration rule used for the original checkout? In
other words, if this option was turned on and if staff used Edit Due
Date to give an item a new due date and ignore the normal renewal
checks, then the action would use up one of the renewals available
to that particular patron/item combination. If the option was turned
off, then Edit Due Date would behave as it does now.
Thanks, Karen
Karen Daniel
Circulation Coordinator
King County Library System
425-369-3471
[email protected]
