Hi Josh:
Quick question: XUL or web staff client? And version?
In theory, what you see is what you should get - MARC has no idea what HTML
entities are, so "" in the editor should be displayed as ""
(properly escaped, of course) in the catalogue.
If you see amp; in the biblio.record_entry.marc,
Hello, could someone give me some pointers in regards to html entities in marc
data? Sometimes I see used in 490a data and displayed as in the
evergreen marc editor, and in the catalog it is displayed as and not as &.
We also see things like a 520 that contains but it does get displayed as
Good afternoon -
This is an excellent discussion. We do need to be careful not to develop
separate groups while at the same time facilitating discussion in whatever
language each of us speaks.
I'm with Scott. I receive notifications for bug reports and scan them to
see if they contain anything
Hello all,
Time marches on, and preparations for the 3.1 release candidate are already
underway. Please note, due to a personal scheduling conflict, I am
delaying the official cutoff for the RC by one day. You now have until
2:00pm (EDT) on Thursday, March 22, to push reviewed bugfixes freely
I've invited you to fill out the following form:
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Hello, everyone.
Last call for responses for the Evergreen Logo options.
Hi Glen,
Our documentation hasn't been updated for the web client yet, but the
concepts haven't changed in some time. Feel free to refer to what we have
at:
http://pines.georgialibraries.org/reports
Terran McCanna
PINES Program Manager
Georgia Public Library Service
1800 Century Place, Suite
Hello, this is Glen at the Ann Arbor District Library. We have been on
Evergreen since January, and I would like to know if anyone has developed
training documents for generating reports. Thanks. -- Glen.
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Glen Modell
Library Automation Specialist
Ann Arbor
Hi all,
To add to what Rogan and Terran said, I love seeing this discussion on
the list just as I love seeing discussions like this in IRC. Anything
that gets us all talking about ways to improve the software will lead to
seeing those improvements implemented in the software. But Rogan is
Rogan,
I agree, and we need people like you to serve as the translator for those of
us who do not speak programming. When I see things like egStartup.go().then(),
I feel like I’m back in Algebra 2. What I would like to do (and encourage
others to do) is post issues here first because
And I'd like to caution people about creating boundaries between parts of
the community. I know that the technical and front line staff seem to
often speak different languages. I worked on the front line of libraries
for two decades including as a circulation and reference manager as well as
I agree that this list is a good venue to discuss problems, solutions, and
workarounds, but want to stress that any bugs that are identified need to
be put into launchpad with as much detail as possible.
Terran McCanna
PINES Program Manager
Georgia Public Library Service
1800 Century Place, Suite
Hi Diane,
I agree completely. I only use IRC to attend the Evergreen Oversight Board
Meeting because that is the venue of choice for those meetings. Otherwise, I
avoid it. I find it to be difficult to use, and it seems to lean more towards
the programmer side of things. Launchpad, while a
Steve,
The HTML output of every report has a link at the top (intentionally
made dimmer than others) that says "Debugging Info". If you click
that, you'll see the actual SQL that ran.
Your problem comes from this path: Circulation -> Item :: Circulations
That goes from one circ (presumably
Chris asked me to post this problem. It was surprising to me that he gets the report results that he does. As an aside, i'd like to be able to see the report writers actual query at some point. Is there a debug trap for that? Anyway, here is his problem. have an interesting Evergreen “Reports”
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