Regarding point 1, I've found the typo. In all versions of the manual the
Javascript is cited as $("#login #submit") . This is incorrect - the right
syntax is located in the Koha JQuery library
Christopher - good point, I need to explain that further.
I'm working for a library with peculiar requirements - they have had a paper
checkout on the honor system for years, and they simply want to replace the
clipboard with a digital catalog. The operation goal is thus to be able to
self-check
Update: self returns are still not working if the user is granted circulation
permissions.
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Hello all,
Offering some hopefully constructive criticism of the self-checkout module
et cetera.
Details:
I've just finished upgrading to Koha 3.22.04, with Perl 5.02.
The following are enabled:
AllowSelfCheckReturns
AutoSelfCheckAllowed
AutoSelfCheckID
AutoSelfCheckPass (with the info
Hello all,
Busy configuring a new Koha installation and I'm just going to list a bunch
of questions I have. I am struggling a bit with the manual and I haven't had
any luck searching the archives. Pick a topic!
1. When patron self-registration is enabled, there are a number of necessary
fields
Robin et al.,
Apologies for the delay.
I started over with a clean install and everything proceeded smoothly. I
have no idea what the issue was, but I wasn't able to reproduce it and now
I've got a nice shiny package installation with everything running green.
Sorry for all the trouble over
re: Tomas Cohen Arazi:
I followed the official instructions:
http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=blob;f=INSTALL.debian;hb=HEAD
For the most part. I admit I made a pretty hack job of it - I was working
from a bunch of different installation guides at once because odd things
seemed
Hey all, apologies for the long delay. I'm going to just respond in this
thread instead of cluttering with a new one.
To recap, I have an older computer running a new Koha, and I just want to
make sure that there's no configuration problems before I go out and buy
better hardware with my tiny
So I've been continuing to poke around tonight and it seems my problem is a
long list of 404 errors caused by requesting the visual elements of the Koha
installation in a place where they're not. Anyone want to help a script
kiddie find the trouble spot?
more info: All the 404s being returned are
Hello all,
Thank you all for the suggestions. I had already disabled 000-config and
enabled koha, and actually deleted the default site on the recommendation of
another set of instructions, which was why I was confused. However, upon
opening the web browser again this morning the OPAC catalog is
Hello all,
Fresh install of Koha on a Debian Jessie computer. The machine has three
gigs of RAM and an Athlon dual-core 4050-e. It's about 7 years old so I'm
going to assume I just need a better PC, but this Koha instance (a local
test server through 127.0.1.1) is so slow it's literally
Hey all,
I've got a latest-ed Koha install on Debian Jessie on which the staff client
is displaying properly in the web browser, but the OPAC address is
displaying the Apache2 default web server page (It Works!).
I followed (with some other help) these
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