Here at UC Irvine Libraries, we use a home-grown Hours system built on
MSSQL/PHP. Each year, we load a new calendar year into our Hours database
using data from three sources: a perpetual calendar database, a database of
local academic calendar dates obtained from the Registrar, and a database
Here at UC Irvine Libraries, we use a home-grown Hours system built on MS
SQL/PHP. Each year, we load a new calendar year into our Hours database using
data from three sources: a perpetual calendar database, a database of local
academic calendar dates obtained from the Registrar, and a
). You can find more
information about our efforts here on our eScholarship page
(http://escholarship.org/uc/uci_libs_antswers), where you'll also find contact
information if you have any additional questions about our implementation.
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Mark Vega
Programmer/Analyst
University of California
them to code editors
in general.
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Mark Vega
Programmer/Analyst
University of California, Irvine Libraries - Web Services
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), you'll need to show us some example urls and note
whether all are in the same format (e.g., can we expect the same number of
dashes prefixing every url? or that all prefixes are numeric?).
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Mark Vega
Programmer/Analyst
University of California, Irvine Libraries - Web Services
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I'm a 'big picture' kind of guy and I personally think that knowing what's
going on in the world of libraries (including employment needs and
requirements) is an essential part of coding for libraries. I also echo the
sentiment that I don't need yet another list-serv subscription - I can
far from our defined style
specs. Most CMSes also offer workflow functionality and, in some cases, we do
use that to assign a reviewer for certain departments who is the only person
allowed to publish for that department, although many departmental staff may
have permission to edit.
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Mark
, but be advised that some mobile devices (in particular, some older
Blackberry devices) will display the hidden form field. I circumvented that
issue by adding an exception for mobile submissions, as I've yet to
encounter any spam originating from mobile devices.
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Mark Vega
University of California
