[OPEN-ILS-DEV] Respecting max fine when not a multiple of recurring fine
Jeff Davis
jdavis at sitka.bclibraries.ca
Tue Apr 14 14:56:14 EDT 2009
Hi all,
Fine amounts in Evergreen can exceed the value of max_fine if that value
is not a multiple of recuring_fine. For example, one of the sites in
the Sitka consortium has items with a $0.30/day recurring fine and a
maximum fine of $5.00; in this situation, fines stop at $5.10 rather
than $5.00.
The attached patch fixes the problem by reducing the amount billed when
the total fines on an item hit the threshold. In the example above,
when the item is at $4.80 in fines, the subsequent and final billing
would be for $0.20 rather than $0.30 so as not to exceed the max fine
amount.
Is this fix suitable for other contexts? It alters existing behavior
and I haven't made it a configurable setting.
Also, I haven't submitted a patch before, so please let me know if I
screwed it up. :)
--
Jeff Davis
Sitka Implementation Team
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