Deleting multiple fields in a catalog record can take some time. We've improved the process by adding a delete fields mode.
When editing a catalog record, there is now a new 'Delete Fields' button
right next to the 'Add Field' button. If you click on this button, you
go into a special mode that displays a delete button next to each
field. Delete fields fast by clicking on these buttons. Remember to
click on the Save button at the top to save changes to the record.
We recommend keeping fields that may be important to the integrity of
the catalog record. One cataloger's worthless field maybe important to
the next cataloger. You can always hide fields from patron displays by
using the field suppression feature in OPAC customization settings.
We hope this feature provides a more streamlined process for editing records.
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Friday, March 17, 2017
Upgrades to Checkout and Patron Pages
We are always careful about adding new features, but we thought these requests from customers were worth implementing.
While checking out items, the Comments field of the patron record is now displayed. If there is information in that field that you do not want the checkout desk to see, you'll need to delete or move the data to another field. We have also included on the checkout page a summary line that displays the total items checked out, overdue, on hold and total amount of fines.
When searching for patrons, we have added the total out, overdue and on hold for each patron in the find set.
When viewing a patron record, we created a new button to 'Pay All Fines' at once; instead of clearing them one at a time. A total amount line has also been provided at the bottom of the fines table.
Again, we know our customers appreciate a clean user interface that is uncluttered, easy to learn and easy to use. With that in mind, we hope these additions add value to the circulation process.
While checking out items, the Comments field of the patron record is now displayed. If there is information in that field that you do not want the checkout desk to see, you'll need to delete or move the data to another field. We have also included on the checkout page a summary line that displays the total items checked out, overdue, on hold and total amount of fines.
When searching for patrons, we have added the total out, overdue and on hold for each patron in the find set.
When viewing a patron record, we created a new button to 'Pay All Fines' at once; instead of clearing them one at a time. A total amount line has also been provided at the bottom of the fines table.
Again, we know our customers appreciate a clean user interface that is uncluttered, easy to learn and easy to use. With that in mind, we hope these additions add value to the circulation process.
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