None of my modules are on Drupal.org. It's a combination of incomplete modules
and a lack of time.
You can get them here: http://www.pls-net.org/projects
Bob Wicksall
Systems Administrator
Pioneer Library System
2557 State Rt. 21
Canandaigua, New York 14424
Voice: (585) 394-8260
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I would suggest splitting all of the OpenSRF (and really many of the
Evergreen pieces as well) into a PHP library that has nothing to do
with Drupal, and then making the Drupal pieces wrappers around that
library.
Also, the OpenSRF chunks here are intermixed with Evergreen chunks.
That
Would you mind if I create a evg_opensrf.inc file and move the
definitions into it?
That would help me get a better view of the drupal hooks without
being overwelmed by the EG ASI right off the bat.
Sure, that sounds fine.
I would also like to volunteer to work on the naming of the
Good work Bob! I'd love to meet up at the conference and talk more
about this. I can't find your code on Drupal.org - is it available for
download anywhere?
Regards,
Justin Hopkins
Coordinator, IT Web Services
MOBIUS Consortium Office
c: 573-808-2309
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On Mar 24,
I hope that an appearance of difficulty interfacing Evergreen to a PHP
front-end doesn't stop your exploration. My understanding is that our lack of
PHP solutions is a direct result of a lack of contributions. While I have not
been able to find the time to implement a PHP solution personally, I
I'd be interested in a PHP-EG group and I'll be at the conference.
I've built 3 Drupal modules that interface with Evergreen. I have a basic
OpenSRF module that communicates with Evergreen, an authentication module and a
catalog module. The opensrf and authentication modules are pretty
