Time  Nick              Message
01:45 chris             hey what the
01:46 chris             i didnt know the national library of the philipines ran Koha
01:47 chris             you learn something new every day
01:55 CGI805            Hey everyone, I've got a question regarding cataloging and the MARC format, can someone spare a moment?
01:55 chris             i might not be able to help, but i can try
01:55 chris             you are probably better off asking a cataloguer than a developer :)
01:56 CGI805            Well, its more of a conceptual question than a library procedure question :P
01:56 CGI805            So
01:57 chris             well MARC as a concept is retarded :)
01:57 chris             good enough :P
01:57 CGI805            At my library, we took over all of the previous owners' books and properties - which I thought would be OK - until they decided to tear out their ILS system
01:57 CGI805            They were also nice enough to sharpie over all of the book's barcodes
01:58 chris             wtf?
01:58 chris             did they salt the land too?
01:58 CGI805            Haha - we were not too happy with them
01:58 CGI805            Anyways, so I am now stuck with over 4,000 properties that are not in any sort of DB whatsoever
01:58 chris             right
01:59 chris             they sharpied out the isbn numbers too?
02:00 CGI805            No
02:00 mason             fools!!!
02:00 CGI805            But
02:00 CGI805            I assume the manufacturer's barcode is ISBN?
02:00 CGI805            If so, I am hesitant to use that because I have been told that there could be collisions between ISBN and other numbering systems
02:00 chris             the isbn is a unique code publishers assign to a title
02:01 chris             you certainly dont use it in place of a barcode
02:01 CGI805            I get that, but I assume that the barcode that the book leaves the printer with encodes the ISBN?
02:01 chris             but the isbn will allow you to get the catalogue record for that book from somewhere like Library of Congress
02:02 chris             then all you need to do is add to it your library information (shelf number, branch, barcode etc)
02:02 chris             rather than recataloguing 4000 things
02:02 CGI805            Ok - that sounds like we are getting somewhere.  My question is - in Koha - what is the fastest,easiest,simplest way to add each book into the catalogue on the fly?
02:02 CGI805            Or am I going about this the wrong way
02:02 chris             you go into cataloguing
02:02 chris             choose z3950 search
02:03 chris             punch in the isbn
02:03 CGI805            I guess what I am asking is, how can I get these properties in the system so that they are visible in OPAC and the librarians can check them out
02:03 chris             import the record that is right
02:03 chris             then add your item information
02:03 chris             and its in
02:03 CGI805            Oh wow, thats great
02:04 CGI805            Can I make Koha auto-assign barcodes to each incoming record so I can do a batch barcode export?
02:04 chris             yes, you can turn on autobarcode
02:04 chris             in systempreferences
02:04 chris             it will just increment a number
02:05 CGI805            Ok
02:05 chris             nothing fancier than that
02:06 CGI805            That's great, thank you very much for your help Chris!
02:06 chris             no worries, good luck
02:06 CGI805            Have a good night
02:07 eythian           Surprised they didn't set fire to the place on the way out from the sounds of that.
02:09 chris             heh
02:18 CGI073            hola?
03:21 Amit_G            heya lall
03:21 Amit_G            heya chris
03:21 chris             hi Amit_G
05:37 cait              goog morning #koha
05:38 Amit_G            heya cait
05:39 cait              hi Amit_g
06:30 cait              ok, time for work
07:14 kf                good morning #koha
07:35 magnus            g'day #koha
07:50 kf                good morning magnus
07:50 Amit_G            heya kf
07:50 magnus            Guten Morgen kf & Amit_G
07:50 Amit_G            heya magnus
07:50 kf                hi Amit_G
09:01 juan              Hi community¡¡
09:02 juan              we are testing koha with load applications
09:02 genji             ooo... cool.
09:03 juan              do you used or know any application to do it? we used loadrunner, but we have to test koha with another tools
09:04 juan              to compare results
09:05 genji             question is... what is your goal with load testing?
09:06 genji             do  you already have a library you want to move  to koha?
09:06 genji             Or are you helping with the developing, finding places where speed is lagging?
09:07 genji             profiling, i think its  called...
10:34 kf                hi, can someone confirm that bibtex export in head is not working?
10:42 kf                gmcharlt: thx for pushing my patch :) - can you take a look at the patches for bug 4208?
10:42 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4208 blocker, P1, ---, chris@bigballofwax.co.nz, NEW, Many submit buttons are not translatable in 3.2
10:54 kf                gmcharlt++
10:57 chris             i confirm kf, i get a zero byte file when i do a bibtex expor
10:57 chris             t
10:57 kf                ah hi chris, reported as bug 4400
10:57 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4400 normal, P5, ---, oleonard@myacpl.org, NEW, BIBTEX export from OPAC results in empty file
10:58 kf                gmcharlt pushed owens patch, hope he will push the other too
11:00 kf                my colleague will not be happy that they are English again in our installation
11:02 gmcharlt          kf: which other patches, specifically?
11:02 kf                hi gmcharlt
11:03 kf                http://lists.koha.org/pipermail/koha-patches/2010-March/005872.html
11:03 kf                I added the link to the bug, the patch is from hdl and I tested it with chris
11:04 gmcharlt          not the most informative of patch descriptions
11:07 kf                I tried my best to keep the bug updated, but should have opened another but for the opac-detail problem
11:08 gmcharlt          not your fault
11:12 kf                I will test it later when i'm at home (cant update our installation here)
11:33 kf                gmcharlt: sorting through my bugs and mails today - I found another patch that is not in HEAD yet: http://lists.koha.org/pipermail/koha-patches/2010-March/005893.html
11:56 kf                gmcharlt++
11:57 jdavidb           Howdy, #koha.
12:02 chris_n           g'day #koha
12:03 kf                hi jdavidb and chrisn
12:04 jdavidb           :D  Hi, kf.
12:04 kf                chris_n
12:04 jdavidb           ls
12:04 * jdavidb         grumps, and switches back to the other window
12:05 chris_n           lol :)
12:09 jdavidb           More caffeine, like a motion to adjourn, is almost always in order.
12:28 kf                ok, will start my weekend now :) bye!
12:47 hilongo           hello everyone! :)
12:56 hilongo           does anyone know of a bug that prevents that the system show the name of the patron who has a book on loan with independant branches 'on'??
13:02 hilongo           that is.... when the patron belongs to another branch :)
13:09 ebegin            good morning
13:48 chris_n           have I missed something?
13:48 chris_n           "Koha includes many customer-commissioned development features, including several highly-anticipated academic library requirements, such as course reserves, expanded acquisition tools, and enhanced searching for music collections."
13:55 schuster          Depends on where you are seeing that from... :)
14:02 * chris_n         tries on several pairs of glasses and still cannot seem to see it that way ;-)
14:04 chris_n           heya brendan
14:04 brendan           heya chris_n
14:07 wizzyrea_laptop   chris_n where did you read that?
14:08 * wizzyrea_laptop thinks she can guess.
14:58 chris_n           wizzyrea_laptop: http://www.liblime.com/news/liblime-and-waldo-announce-the-ramapo-college-library-migration-to-koha
15:02 schuster          those are "in development" not necessarily deliverable.
15:04 schuster          Question about 3.2...  I see from what I can tell in Bugzilla - there are 16 Blockers, and several of those have patches pushed.
15:04 schuster          Do we need the bug wrangler to get involved?
15:05 schuster          I'm trying to figure out what I can do to help move 3.2 into a BETA stage release.
15:08 gmcharlt          schuster: it's up to people to take up blockers and work on them
15:10 chris_n           bywater_git_hosting++
15:11 chris_n           schuster: the point is that Koha does not have these features :)
16:03 cait              hi #koha
16:16 wizzyrea_laptop   hey cait
16:16 cait              hi wizzyrea
16:25 schuster          question on the intranet-tmpl - for reserve/request.pl - when placing a hold it defaults to first available with the checkmark - what would I need to change so the librarian would HAVE to put the checkmark there?
16:25 schuster          or the box would be blank?
16:33 * owen            is jquerying...
16:34 owen              schuster: Your goal is to make the user choose a specific copy?
16:36 schuster          Yes
16:40 cait              owen: testing your patch, still a lot of error messages when updating po files, but po file looks better
16:41 owen              I'm happy to look at other errors you find
16:42 cait              owen: thx :)
16:46 cait              owen: translation really looks better! but still a lot of missing strings. not sure how to get those errormessages together.  open a new bug for those template problems?
16:46 owen              Yeah, it might be good to open an "omnibus" translation error bug report
16:48 cait              uh
16:48 cait              just tried to export in ris or bibtex to confirm my earlier bug report, got a perl error message :(
16:50 cait              now all export formats are broken, this is not getting better
16:55 cait              Can't locate Text/CSV/Encoded.pm  is this a missing perl package?
17:00 chris_n           cait: yes
17:01 chris_n           Text::CSV::Encoded
17:01 * chris_n         works on setting up a new dual quad-core xeon box
17:02 cait              chris_n: thx :) it works now
17:04 * cait            is fighting translation bugs with minimal success
17:06 CGI481            Hi everyone, I'm having problems with Z39.50 searches on my Koha installation, can anyone help?
17:06 cait              we will try :)
17:06 CGI481            Thank you, OK so
17:07 CGI481            I have the default servers setup as shown here http://koha.org/documentation/manual/3.2/administration/additional-parameters/z39.50-servers
17:07 CGI481            But I have tried searching for Stephen King's book 'Coffey on the Mile'
17:07 CGI481            I have tried via ISBN and title, and gotten no results
17:07 cait              are you behind a firewall?
17:08 CGI481            I am not
17:08 CGI481            Neither on the router, nor the computer accessing Koha
17:08 cait              ok
17:08 wizzyrea_laptop   what about the server
17:08 wizzyrea_laptop   is it behind a firewall?
17:08 cait              ah wizzyrea thx
17:08 CGI481            Ok, let me disable iptables real quick on the server
17:09 CGI481            Ok, all firewalls are off and I am not getting any results
17:11 wizzyrea_laptop   hm
17:11 owen              I've heard recommendations to try the yaz-client from the command line in this situation but I don't know the details
17:12 CGI481            Hmm
17:12 CGI481            It doesn't look like I have yaz installed on the server
17:13 cait              this could be the problem
17:13 CGI481            :)
17:14 CGI481            I also just noticed in the docs that the z3950 daemon must be started, and I can't find that on the server either
17:14 CGI481            SO I will go try and it work both of those out, thank you both for your help!
17:14 wizzyrea_laptop   http://old.nabble.com/z39.50-search-refused-to-connect-to26755632.html#a26755632
17:14 slef              hi all. I'm having a bad day and I'm tempted to reply to the all your koha.org belong to us email.
17:15 cait              you want us to stop or to encourage? ;)
17:15 slef              as you feel ;-)
17:15 CGI481            I actually have to run and get a friend at the airport, but thank you!
17:15 CGI481            Have a nice day
17:15 wizzyrea_laptop   sure stop by anytime
17:15 slef              oh and do companies using "koha" in their commercial domain name still get dropped from the Paid Support list or not?
17:16 wizzyrea_laptop   idk, ll was the main objector to that and now they are one and the same so...
17:16 wizzyrea_laptop   well, one among several
17:16 owen              Perhaps something to bring up at the next community meeting?
17:16 chris_n           slef: it is in clear violation of community policy
17:17 slef              perhaps... I can't remember if we mentioned this one before
17:17 cait              is the community policy on koha-community.org?
17:17 wizzyrea_laptop   omg, no it isn't
17:17 wizzyrea_laptop   can anyone point me to something I can copy?
17:17 slef              no, which is why I was asking
17:17 chris_n           but it is on koha.org... right?
17:17 * wizzyrea_laptop goes to look
17:17 cait              I did not know about it for a long time and we had some servers using koha.
17:17 chris_n           if not, it is in the list archives
17:18 chris_n           aamof, the community has been down this road before with ptfs
17:18 cait              just want to say that people need to know about them :)
17:19 slef              chris_n: how did you know it was ptfs again?
17:19 chris_n           www.kohails.com
17:19 wizzyrea_laptop   we are psychic
17:19 wizzyrea_laptop   and that
17:19 brendan           kohadigitallibrary.org
17:19 slef              chris_n: not the domain I was thinking of, though. www.koha-ptfs.eu
17:19 owen              http://www.kohails.org/
17:20 wizzyrea_laptop   oh great
17:20 wizzyrea_laptop   but LL took kohalibrary.com
17:20 chris_n           http://www.kohadigitallibrary.com/index.html
17:20 wizzyrea_laptop   oh wow, this is a full court press isn't it
17:20 chris_n           looks like a full-fledged rebellion imho
17:21 owen              It certainly appears that PTFS has decided that with LibLime under their control they don't need to please anyone anymore
17:21 wizzyrea_laptop   I think you mean with koha.org under their control
17:21 slef              Well, do they? What can we do except junk years of publicity by renaming?
17:22 * wizzyrea_laptop sighs
17:22 slef              As you know, I'm up for a fight and I think the rest of the co-op are too, but we're small fry and have no salesmen or marketers.
17:22 owen              I noticed in their latest press release they're not even using "LibLime Enterprise Koha," just "Koha"
17:23 slef              (as you may have noticed... a marketer would probably have banned me from emailing certain things long ago ;-) )
17:23 wizzyrea_laptop   yea
17:23 chris_n           I emailed them about that one
17:23 wizzyrea_laptop   to owen, not slef
17:23 slef              wizzyrea_laptop: I guessed that, but best make it clear in logs ;-)
17:24 slef              perhaps we should make a "koha rebellion edition"? ;-)
17:24 chris_n           it sure has all the trimmings of a hostile takeover
17:24 chris_n           slef: lol
17:24 owen              So much for optimism.
17:24 wizzyrea_laptop   and yokely has stated that koha needs governance
17:24 slef              Koha 3.2: Insurrection
17:24 chris_n           hehe
17:24 owen              :D
17:24 nengard           owen is it fully-managed koha
17:24 slef              wizzyrea_laptop: Where and did it include the letters BOGU?
17:24 nengard           cause i'm thinking that's the same
17:25 wizzyrea_laptop   it was in that podcast he did with nengard a while back... lemme look
17:25 wizzyrea_laptop   maybe she has a link at her fingertips
17:25 slef              oh yeah, I read something about that recently
17:25 slef              I have a link nearby
17:25 wizzyrea_laptop   insurrection... lol
17:26 * chris_n         reads slef's shameless self-promotion ;-)
17:27 slef              http://librarianinblack.net/librarianinblack/2010/04/vendors.html
17:27 slef              chris_n: I said I was in an odd mood.
17:27 slef              actually no, I said I was in a bad mood
17:28 slef              I think having a vendor-free open day is wrong, but I think it probably helps us in that case (we have no spare workers in London at the moment, so it would be a tired slef trekking in from Somerset)
17:29 slef              You know how much I love splitting the world into users and vendors
17:29 slef              as in, not at all
17:29 slef              There's a bit of HHGTTG about that, isn't there?
17:30 nengard           yokley stated that he wants a company to be in charge of governance not the community
17:30 nengard           that's what we went back and forth about
17:30 chris_n           so what's the diff?
17:30 wizzyrea_laptop   looks like he's determined to get his way
17:30 nengard           in that podcast
17:31 nengard           getting the url in case you all missed it
17:31 slef              nengard: I don't think having a company in charge is a problem.  I suspect he wants *his* company in charge, which would be awful.
17:31 wizzyrea_laptop   it's like WP and automattic
17:31 nengard           i think it should be a non profit in charge
17:32 wizzyrea_laptop   ^^
17:32 nengard           someone who has nothing to gain
17:32 slef              Haven't we already put HLT in charge?
17:32 wizzyrea_laptop   but they have a foundation too
17:32 nengard           looking out for the best interests
17:32 chris_n           as I've always said, his customers will vote with their money
17:32 nengard           as i said in the podcast
17:32 nengard           my wifi sucks here - but you can find it here: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CAYQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Flibrarygang.talis.com%2F&ei=WNnRS_7BL4q0NsWmvPkN&usg=AFQjCNFIKNLu1XdmLrfbM4tbRHoi0i-FCQ&sig2=A7k7NezAbHzwlQ7DQih8mw
17:32 nengard           ick
17:32 nengard           http://librarygang.talis.com/
17:32 nengard           and look for the most recent open source talk
17:32 slef              chris_n: so our challenge is getting a fair hearing for the cooperators
17:34 slef              "By a curious coincidence, None at all is exactly how much suspicion the ape-descendant Arthur Dent had that one of his closest friends was not descended from an ape, but was in fact from a small planet in the vicinity of Betelgeuse and not from Guildford as he usually claimed."
17:34 slef              bbc.co.uk/radio4 dissecting #leadersdebate
17:37 slef              yes, my link was wrong - sorry about that
17:38 wizzyrea_laptop   I wish there were a punctuation mark that was half way between a period and an exclamation point
17:39 chris_n           heh
17:39 jwagner           Folks, with regard to the various PTFS-bashing :-( going on, let me say a couple of things.  And remember I'm not authorized to speak to definitive decisions or anything.  We just took on over a hundred new customers with a large number of outstanding helpdesk tickets that have to be dealt with first.  We also have a whole bunch of new development needs to analyze and work on.
17:39 jwagner           The web site is on our list, but it can't be near the top.  We finally allocated some time for someone to at least open up the press release portion, which appears to be what started this.
17:40 jwagner           I think there's some tone-deafness and some willingness to assume the worst on both sides.  Please don't jump to conclusions so rapidly.
17:40 wizzyrea_laptop   actually, I think the www.kohails.com change is what really started it
17:40 chris_n           jwagner: with all due respect, there is a bit more going on here than meets the eye
17:40 owen              jwagner: We understand you're caught in the middle of this, but here's our concern: Someone at PTFS had to take action to remove the redirect that pointed http://www.kohails.org/ to http://koha.org
17:40 chris_n           changes *are* happening
17:40 chris_n           just in the wrong direction
17:41 chris_n           what owen said
17:41 jwagner           I'll pass that on.
17:41 wizzyrea_laptop   (we're not mad at you jane)
17:41 chris_n           ditto
17:41 * jwagner         hides under the table
17:41 * wizzyrea_laptop hugs jwagner
17:42 * chris_n         hands jwagner a box of chocolate covered donuts
17:42 wizzyrea_laptop   (share with jdavidb, lol)
17:42 chris_n           wb brendan... again ;-)
17:42 brendan           wireless is bad here :)
17:43 wizzyrea_laptop   afk, executing nap time for kiddo
17:43 * nengard         hugs jwagner too
17:43 cait              ok, can I interrupt with a newbie question? I have a dev install and want do update the translator files in my koha-dev folder... just copy them from kohaclone or is there a better way?
17:44 * cait            hands jwagner some coffee for the donuts
17:44 slef              Depends what update you want to do, but git pull?
17:45 cait              I did git pull, I want to test a patch for translator scripts
17:45 cait              but I normally use the scripts in koha-dev folder, which is not in git
17:45 slef              I think the problem remains that no-one from PTFS who *is* authorised has talked to the community much.  I'd still appreciate formal withdrawal of the last year's legal threat, although I know I'm in a minority.
17:46 chris_n           legal threat?
17:46 slef              cait: erm :-S
17:47 slef              chris_n: oh whoops did I just make that public for the first time?
17:47 chris_n           cait: copying maybe the most straightforward method
17:47 slef              There is a reason why I hated the koha-manage list. I struggle to remember what is secret.
17:47 chris_n           heh
17:48 slef              My memory is terrible, so I'm not suited for mixed development. If a project is private, I'm OK. I've a project is open, I'm OK.  If it's mixed, I mess up.
17:48 chris_n           nothing like breaking news
17:48 cait              slef: erm?
17:48 cait              chris_n: thx
17:52 slef              OK, now that I've said it: on 30 Jan 2009, John Yokley emailed me to say part of the "Regrets Failure" press release was "not true" and that he was "prepared" to turn it into a "legal issue". That's why I've generally not interacted directly with PTFS, Inc workers.
17:54 nengard           wizzyrea i have updated the manual again
17:55 slef              I've no "willingness to assume the worst". It's just recognition of what was already done.
17:55 nengard           i forget if it was yesterday or today that you were pulling the update to the website
17:55 wizzyrea_laptop   kk will go grab it
17:55 wizzyrea_laptop   today
18:06 * jdavidb         returns to his desk, reads the backlog, and wants a donut.
18:07 cait              ok, another question: can I write the output or  tmpl.process3.pl in a txt file?
18:11 chris_n           man does ubuntu lucid boot fast
18:11 * chris_n         hands jdavidb one
18:14 slef              cait: output as in the error/warning/other messages?
18:14 slef              cait: if so, put ">outputfile.txt 2>&1" on the end of the line
18:18 cait              slef: thx, will try that.
18:19 slef              cait: I assume bash or similar shell.
18:20 cait              slef: I wanted to catch the output of translator scripts I start from command line
18:20 slef              cait: you can probably also " >outputfile.txt 2>errorfile.txt " if you want to keep the output and the errors apart
18:20 cait              ah, I think this is why I just gut "seems successful" when I tried >error.txt
18:20 slef              2>&1 simply means "add errors to regular output"
18:21 slef              yes, each command-line program has a standard input, a standard output and a standard error channel
18:22 slef              unless someone tells it otherwise ;-)
18:22 slef              I could get into non-linear pipelines now, but then I'd have to kill me.
18:22 cait              thx :) I added it to my linux wiki page - so I dont forget it
18:22 slef              one gotcha: 2>&1 must come *after* you redirect output
18:23 cait              noted
18:24 joetho            liblime customers are are now trained to assume the worst.
18:24 slef              I should sell Linux courses.  Oh wait, we used to and no-one came ;-)
18:25 slef              there are some downsides to only having workers, no salesmen
18:28 cait              slef: I could need one
18:28 cait              owen: http://pastebin.com/KbG1fCRm errors from tanslator for opac
18:29 slef              cait: well, if you do and are looking to buy, let us know ;-)
18:29 owen              cait: The same Syndetics and Librarything errors again.
18:30 nengard           joetho that is so the wrong way things should be
18:30 nengard           :(
18:30 nengard           okay all - heading to airport to go home!!
18:30 jwagner           joetho, we're working on retraining :-)  That's why helpdesk tickets are at the top of the priority list.
18:31 cait              slef: with the flight it might get a bit expensive :)
18:31 slef              I can answer line 68, &systype probably should be &systype
18:31 slef              cait: ITYM train
18:31 cait              owen: yeah, not sure what makes it so unhappy - but: opac-detail translation looks a lot better now. only xslt translation is still missing
18:32 cait              and I got my submit buttons all translated :)
18:32 owen              I've got to hear more about jwagner's problem with my patch before I can address these problems
18:32 jwagner           owen, I can't tell if the problem was with your patch or with trying to use a Syndetics ID from another site.
18:32 cait              just wanted to let you know, will update bug now
18:32 slef              Is it because HTML::Template's pseudo-SGML causes confusion with the template's real SGML?
18:33 slef              I think that whoever decided to use SGML comments for HTML::Template instructions needs their bumps read.
18:33 cait              i will open a new bug for xslt translation, so we can close it when syndetics is tested
18:33 owen              slef: As I understand it it's a problem with gettext
18:34 owen              ...and we had to switch from <TMPL> to <!-- TMPL --> in order to accomodate gettext
18:34 slef              owen: odd. It looks like a problem with the template tags.
18:34 owen              slef: it's a problem with embedding TMPL_IF inside an HTML tag
18:35 slef              sure it's not a problem if a TMPL_IF branch containing half an HTML tag?
18:35 slef              s/if/with/
18:35 owen              Yes, you put it more correctly.
18:35 slef              test it like this:
18:35 slef              opac-readingrecord.tmpl: line 58
18:36 slef              can we move the <img src=" before the <!-- TMPL_IF ... -->
18:36 slef              and delete it from both branches?
18:36 * slef            looks that up on a source tree
18:37 owen              Well, I know we can't do this: <option value="something" <!-- TMPL_IF name="selected" --> selected="selected"<!-- /TMPL_IF-->>
18:38 slef              indeed... because gettext is reading it only as SGML
18:39 slef              actually, opac-readingrecord.tmpl: line 58 is going to be very awkward to refactor into valid SGML in my copy :-(
18:40 owen              slef: see the patch I submitted for Bug 4208 yesterday for opac-detail.tmpl
18:40 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4208 blocker, P1, ---, chris@bigballofwax.co.nz, NEW, Many submit buttons are not translatable in 3.2
18:40 slef              looking
18:41 owen              We *might* be able to eliminate a couple of those IFs, assuming it doesn't break the Syndetcs URL... which it might.
18:43 slef              looks better... bugs like this are painful, so all credit for fixing it
18:43 owen              So slef, your preference would have been that we use a different delimiter for HTML::Template markup?
18:44 slef              is "try to avoid TMPL_IFs inside tags" in our style guide?
18:44 slef              owen: I wonder if Processing Instructions (like <?htp ... ?>) would break fewer tools.
18:44 * slef            hunts the style guide
18:45 slef              owen: but I think this is an argument i lost a few years ago
18:45 * slef            adds it to the style guide
18:47 * owen            doesn't remember the argument, just remembers that the <TAG> formatting worked better with his HTML-editor
18:47 cait              bug 4403
18:47 munin             04Bug http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4403 blocker, P5, ---, chris@bigballofwax.co.nz, NEW, XSLT files not translated
18:47 owen              Being able to find a matching ending tag was very useful
18:47 slef              owen: argument was with HTML::Template upstream IIRC
18:48 owen              I see
18:48 * owen            supposes template toolkit will change things?
18:49 slef              I don't remember :-/
18:49 cait              owen thy again for your help yesterday! owen++
18:51 cait              and slef++
18:52 slef              aww thanks
18:53 slef              owen: you should use wily as editor ;-) right-click TMPL_IF to skip to the /TMPL_IF
18:53 slef              actually, that's not perfect
18:53 slef              it skips to next appearance of the text by default ;-)
19:01 slef              dinner :)
19:08 owen              weekend :)
19:19 * cait            closing bugs :)
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22:08 cait              good night #koha
22:08 brendan           night