[OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] change serials Holdings View from alphabetical to date order?

Holly Brennan haderhold at ci.homer.ak.us
Fri Oct 5 16:38:46 EDT 2018


Ha. Tried to add myself to that bug and I’m already on it. ☺ Thanks for sharing, Jeff.

Would a fix for that bug would also allow me to fix the “too many clicks” issue I’m also experiencing to get issues to appear in newest-on-top order? My routine being: see oldest issues first, click Date Expected, screen blips, now issues are “resorted” but still oldest first, *deep breath*, click Date Expected again, screen blips again, now newest/expected issues are first. I would really like to specify that new/expected sort to top when in Manage Issues view by default, since those are the issues I’m checking in and often needing to change dates/issuance info on a daily basis.

Talking that through with myself, I think I would want to control the Holdings View and Manage Issues views separately.

-Holly

From: Open-ils-general [mailto:open-ils-general-bounces at list.georgialibraries.org] On Behalf Of Janet Schrader
Sent: Friday, October 5, 2018 12:08 PM
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Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] change serials Holdings View from alphabetical to date order?

Hi Jeff and Holly,
It would be great if libraries could use holdings view to determine how they want their items to sort and display in the OPAC by highlighting and moving an item up or down in the list.


Janet



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On Fri, Oct 5, 2018 at 3:49 PM, Jeff Davis <jeff.davis at bc.libraries.coop<mailto:jeff.davis at bc.libraries.coop>> wrote:
I believe the same problem exists with serials sorting in the OPAC:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1429317

It would be great if we had a single solution that we could leverage for both the OPAC and the web client.

Jeff

On 2018-10-05 12:07 PM, Holly Brennan wrote:
In the web client (well, on version 3.0.5 of webby), Holdings View shows issues in alphabetical order based on their call number. In our setup, this puts all the April issues first regardless of year, then August, etc. This is a pain when it comes to deleting issues because I have in my hands all the issues from Oct/Nov/Dec of 2017 in date order, yet I have to bounce all over the place in the list to checkbox these issues. There don’t seem to be any options for changing this view in any way… even reordering or adding columns isn’t a feature in Holdings View.

I would love for this view to act like the Manage Issues interface, which defaults to a sort-by-date view, AND many of the columns can be resorted. Is this possible? Apologies if this has been covered in a newer version or if there’s an ongoing discussion already. Thanks!

This sorting style is no fun to work with (current Holdings View):

I would love to be able to see Holdings View like this Manage Issues view:

Thanks!

Holly Brennan

Technology Specialist

Homer Public Library

Homer, Alaska

hbrennan at cityofhomer-ak.gov<mailto:hbrennan at cityofhomer-ak.gov>

907-435-3154 (direct)

907-235-3180 (main desk)

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