[Koha] Koha Items Not Displayed in Intranet Search (Not Zebra?)

[JStall]

I am running version 17.11.01.000, Jessie, with no warnings displayed. I have
made no recent changes to the system other than regular cataloging.

For the past two days I have been unable to search our records.

Zebra index seems to be working, since the record data is populating facets
(see https://pasteboard.co/IvUAC17.png), even for newly cataloged items, but
searches will not return a list of records. Searching for a specific title
should return the individual record page, but instead it fails to add the
bibnumber to the individual record URL. This leads to "The record you
requested does not exist ()." If I enter a bibnumber manually, the item page
loads normally.

Clip of opac-error.log: https://pastebin.com/cQyY7WGf.

Also, main section of OPAC gives 403 error, no search results returned at
all from the public side.

All xlst is disabled.

Any suggestions about where to look are greatly appreciated!



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Re: [Koha] Awards location?

[JStall]

Thanks for your help Katrin!

The XLST files were new to me, but with some trial-and-error I was able to
build a workable solution. Example  here

  
with awards hyperlinked to a keyword search. If someone else is looking to
build something similar (or recommend a cleaner implementation!), my code is 
here   .

I did alter the framework a bit by moving the year to a separate
subfield—I'm not sure why that isn't standard.

Next step is to build an authority record for the awards, as Heather
recommends below, for consistency.



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Re: [Koha] Multiple Classification Schemes

[JStall]

Thanks, Katrin!

So I'm stuck with the copy/paste for now. Not a huge deal. 

How does Koha handle different classification schemes, then? I'll try a few
tonight, but I am interested in why there would be an option to choose the
classification scheme if it can't handle call numbers from different fields.

Best,
JS



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[Koha] Multiple Classification Schemes

[JStall]

I hope this is a complicated question with a simple answer.

I would like to classify the non-fiction books in our collection under Dewey
and the fiction under BISAC (or another genre system with higher
specificity), but there does not seem to be a way to pull the MARC 084 field
into the Koha call number field 952$o when I have it already pulling from
082ab for Dewey.

Is there a syntax for system preference itemcallnumber that would allow me
to pull multiple fields (e.g. "084a, 082ab") into the call number? If there
happened to be two in the record I could simply erase the one I didn't need
while cataloging the items. I set up a new framework thinking there would be
an option to map this differently, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

How do libraries with different material type collections handle call
numbers?

If I want to be really wild with this and pull the MARC 650 field
(containing BISAC subjects) into the item call number Koha field 952$o,
resulting in call numbers such as FICTION / Literary, is that going to mess
with the filing of the item records in the shelf browser? I could add a
cutter as I do with Dewey or last name if that would help.

Finally, what are the rules of the "generic" call number filing rules? There
does not seem to be any way to alter those, and creating a new rule doesn't
seem to change anything, as I have only DDC, LCC, and generic filing
routines to choose from.

Because I am able to choose the source of classification scheme when
creating an item I assume this is not uncharted territory, but I am at a
loss.

Thank you for your help.
JS



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