Time  Nick           Message
19:12 cait           jacek++
18:57 JesseM         Hi cait
18:51 * cait         waves
18:47 jburds_        Ok sounds good
18:47 JesseM         very nice
18:47 jburds_        Finally got IRC setup
18:47 JesseM         Most of the ByWater Team in always in te #koha channell
18:47 jburds_        Just didn't know if ByWater had a private channel
18:47 JesseM         what can I help you with jburds_?
18:40 jburds_        Is there a bywatersolutions channel for customers?
16:39 talljoy        no problem!
16:39 smrt           talljoy oh ok sure that make sense, thanks.
16:36 talljoy        smrt you would want to set the 'dontmerge' system preference to 'DO' so that updates to the authority record are reflected in the linked bibliographic records.
16:35 reiveune       bye
16:34 huginn         smrt: downloading the Perl source
16:34 smrt           @talljoy so if $xCurricula needs to be changed in all the authorities we'd have to change each individual one? for example i have 150$aEducation$xCurricula and 150$aSchool$xCurricula id have to change both authorities?
16:21 talljoy        for example if a bib has a 650$aEducation$xCurricula then the matching authority record would be 150$aEducation$xCurricula   At least in the data I've worked with that is how it is
16:20 talljoy        smrt i'm going to say most libraries do NOT separate out their authorities in that way
15:37 nengard        almost all the same functionality but i never saw red ...
15:37 nengard        i think i've been using the built in inspector instead
15:31 oleonard       nengard: If the Firebug button is visible somewhere in Firefox's changing landscape of toolbars it should show a number in red if the page has a JS error
15:26 nengard        or how to use them all :)
15:26 nengard        yeah, still not sure of all the things firebug can do
15:20 oleonard       I see nengard. It's good watch Firebug for JavaScript error notifications when you're playing around with opacuserjs
15:19 huginn         04Bug 12422: minor, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Needs Signoff , Javascript error triggered by opacbookbag being disabled while virtualshelves are enabled when using Bootstrap
15:19 nengard        http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12422
15:19 nengard        turned off
15:19 nengard        oleonard the issue with that jquery was a bug with the cart turne doff
15:14 smrt           hi everyone! my library is converting our ILS to Koha and we were just wonderig if anyone has their authorities subdivisions ($x, $v, etc.) separated from the main entries ($a) and in their own authority file?
13:53 cait           hi yohann
13:42 nengard        and grrrr
13:42 nengard        yup ... hmmmm
13:40 oleonard       Yup. Inside document.ready() of course
13:38 pastebot       "nengard" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "oleonard like this?" (3 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/46
13:35 oleonard       nengard_afk: Double-check it. It works for me.
13:25 nengard        and ... nope that didn't do it :(
13:25 nengard        :)
13:25 nengard        well duh
13:18 oleonard       The html() function looks for the contents of the <p>, so it's not finding a match
13:17 oleonard       nengard: You have to take out the <p>
13:12 pastebot       "nengard" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "jquery to change register link text" (5 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/45
13:12 nengard        thinking maybe quotes are screwing with me on this one
13:12 nengard        ideas?
13:12 nengard        changing "don't have an account" to "Don't have a library card"
13:11 nengard        hey - oleonard jquery question
13:11 nengard        oleonard++
13:11 nengard        Double HA
13:07 oleonard       Or maybe "Browse shelf! And for the love of God if you don't know what that means don't click it you have no idea."
13:06 nengard        HA
13:06 magnuse        oleonard: i'd vote for that
13:06 kivilahtio     Have a great weekend!
13:03 oleonard       Or maybe, "Click here and a box will open up which displays books which might be near by on the same shelf as the one you're looking at, or maybe you're browsing videos, I don't know, maybe DVDs? Anyway..."
12:59 liw            I had to think really hard about to reach that conclusion, in case that datapoint is helpful; perhaps changing the phrasing to something like "Browse books stored on same or nearby shelf" would be better
12:57 magnuse        10 points to liw :-)
12:57 jcamins        Or might be.
12:57 jcamins        Right.
12:56 liw            speaking from utter ignorance: is the "browse shelf" feature something that shows you what other books are stored close by to the book you're currently viewing?
12:41 nengard        or exactly ... can't remember :)
12:41 nengard        jcamins that's usually close to what i change it to
12:33 oleonard       Librarians at one particular branch seem to hate it with a passion
12:31 jcamins        oleonard: we had to change the label to "view nearby books."
12:31 nengard        not much though
12:31 nengard        I've had to change the label once or twice
12:31 nengard        yes
12:27 oleonard       nengard: Do you ever hear that librarians and/or patrons are confused about what "browse shelf" in the OPAC is?
12:25 oleonard       Or at least they hate having to explain it to the patrons.
12:25 oleonard       Man, some of my librarians really hate the "browse shelf" feature...
11:40 gaetan_B       bye !
11:23 cait           paul_p: i will mention it in my answer with a warning that it will need some work
11:22 paul_p         cait (i'm back from lunch). No, I don't know. Not sure, and it would be good/cool to improve it !
11:03 cait           paul_p: do you know if someone is still using it? (sorry, was afk too)
10:31 paul_p         cait = misc/cronjobs/build_browser_and_cloud.pl is probably the question to your answer. and it's oldies and not goodies...
10:29 paul_p         cait = back.
10:19 cait           all i can think of so far is hierarchically linked authorities, but it's not really the same
10:19 cait           i will write the question, maybe you can answer later :) I remember there used to be a feature to browse through a classification - is that in somewhere still functional? In one of your libraries maybe? I have someone asking a general question about how to do browsing in classifications in Koha
10:18 paul_p         cait hi. on phone
10:18 cait           paul_p: are you around for a question maybe?
10:18 * cait         waves
08:53 magnus_meeting yeah, lots of fun under digibib :-)
08:52 magnus_meeting :-)
08:49 * Viktor       don't have all IRC shortcuts committed to long term memory
08:48 Viktor         *me thinks armillaria and the whole digibib repo looks like fun :)
08:41 magnuse        https://github.com/digibib/armillaria
08:40 Viktor         Anything fun going on with the Oslo project that is public?
08:40 Viktor         Thanks - sounds like a plan.
08:39 magnuse        "trivial" and "minor" might be a good place to start
08:39 magnuse        "new" bugs by severity: http://bit.ly/1lnuXJX
08:38 Viktor         But it's great fun anyhow :)
08:37 Viktor         I've been looking into 10067 and have a workflow that would solve it but don't get the jQuery parts for a proof of concept right.
08:36 Viktor         True. To do a few small ones already reported makes it easier to find suitable bugs for practice.
08:36 magnuse        bugzilla is your friend
08:34 Viktor         The hard part now is to find something suitable small for the next patch.
08:34 Viktor         Lol - not quite shure a scale to just 10 will suffice :)
08:31 magnuse        Viktor: on scale from 1 to 10, how happy are you about getting your first patch into koha?
08:30 Viktor         hej magnuse :)
08:30 magnuse        tjänare Viktor
07:55 magnuse        monring ashimema and gaetan_B
07:45 gaetan_B       hello
07:45 cait           morning ashimema
07:43 ashimema       monring
07:35 cait           kia ora magnuse!
07:35 magnuse        kia ora cait!
07:34 cait           good morning #koha
07:04 wahanui        hello, Joubu
07:04 Joubu          hello
07:04 dcook          That $9 seems to keep it tethered there..
07:04 dcook          Interesting...can't seem to get rid of the 440 field even though it's obsolete...
06:42 wahanui        hello, alex_a
06:42 alex_a         bonjour
06:42 reiveune       hello
06:29 huginn         magnuse: The operation succeeded.
06:29 magnuse        @later tell JesseM not sure what you mean by "fast rebuild cronjob"?
06:24 magnuse        :-)
06:13 dcook          yay magnuse!
06:13 dcook          hehe
06:11 * magnuse      hands out bunches of round tuits to celebrate the 5 year anniversary of libriotech
06:10 * magnuse      waves
06:02 dcook          Damned control fields...
06:02 dcook          Ah, good one
06:01 cait           and authorised value maybe if it was a control field?
06:01 cait           repeatableandmandatory i think so
05:59 dcook          I'm sure they do at the subfield level but probably not at the tag level...
05:58 * dcook        wonders if the "repeatable", "mandatory", or "authorised_value" columns even get used from "marc_tag_structure"
05:56 dcook          Dang I wish there were a better way for framework management...
05:42 dcook          (Of course, one day wahanui will say "Dead", and we'll rejoice more)
05:42 dcook          Yay
05:42 wahanui        it has been said that marc status is http://www.loc.gov/marc/status.html
05:42 dcook          marc status?
04:50 dcook          Everything you need should be in ccl.properties :)
04:49 mtj            cheers , thats a good start
04:47 mtj            Subject 1=21
04:46 dcook          mtj: basically just look in ccl.properties :)
04:46 huginn         dcook: I've exhausted my database of quotes
04:46 dcook          @attr 4=1
04:46 dcook          If it's a phrase, you might need to add a form attribute..
04:45 dcook          Where "subject" is replaced with what you want to search
04:45 dcook          That last one is the complete thing you'd type into yaz-client :)
04:45 dcook          f @attr 1=21 "subject"
04:45 huginn         dcook: downloading the Perl source
04:45 dcook          @attr 1=21 "subject"
04:45 dcook          1=21
04:44 dcook          You're in luck :)
04:42 mtj            my yaz/pqf foo is a tad rusty
04:42 mtj            using yaz-client
04:42 mtj            does anyone recall how to query zebra for an index... specifically the subject index
04:41 mtj            random friday arvo Q here...
04:21 dcook          Plus, they needed help and they're my friends.
04:21 dcook          About time I paid up :p
04:21 dcook          But I've only ever helped one person outside myself/my partner/my family move
04:20 dcook          Perhaps more difficult with the sweater instance, but in terms of moving...a lot of people helped me move in the past
04:20 dcook          Or satisfying guilt of some kind?
04:20 dcook          Did I do it because it was the good thing to do? Because it made me feel good about myself? Both? Shades between?
04:20 * dcook        had a similar altruism vs selfishness moment this morning when he returned a sweater to a lady who had dropped it without noticing
04:19 dcook          I get to wake up early in the morning and help friends move
04:19 dcook          Friday!
04:14 wizzyrea       ah no worries :) fun diversion for a friday
04:12 dcook          You're the best!
04:12 dcook          Thanks again for helping me troubleshoot, wizzyrea :)
04:11 dcook          But food!
04:11 * dcook        actually had no idea
04:11 dcook          If I were less honest, I would say that I knew that and I just wanted you to spell it out :p
04:11 wizzyrea       which sounds awfully dirty
04:11 wizzyrea       :) coronal mass ejections
04:11 dcook          Chamber of Minerals and Energy?
04:10 wizzyrea       we are swimming in CME at the moment.
04:10 dcook          I'm starting to think so
04:10 wizzyrea       sounds like a sunspot to me.
04:10 dcook          Just one example
04:10 wizzyrea       or only one example?
04:10 dcook          I think I'm going to manually fix this one and then if it happens again...further investigation
04:10 wizzyrea       you have several examples?
04:07 dcook          Don't know why just this one
04:07 dcook          Them, too
04:07 dcook          Yep, me
04:07 dcook          lol
04:07 wizzyrea       <head explodes>
04:07 wizzyrea       you
04:07 wizzyrea       you know.
04:07 wizzyrea       nvm. You. you.
04:07 wizzyrea       you YOU, not you your librarian
04:07 dcook          Me david?
04:06 dcook          Yep
04:06 wizzyrea       you david?
04:06 wizzyrea       and if you create a new one, that's ok?
04:05 dcook          The other subscriptions are working fine
04:05 dcook          Ah, nah.
04:05 dcook          I can't duplicate a sub without issues
04:05 dcook          I don't know. Because I'm getting the same behaviour you describe now.
04:05 wizzyrea       so it didn't run, so there's not a table/column for your data
04:05 wizzyrea       for your specific set of circumstances
04:05 wizzyrea       perhaps there was an updatedatabase that wasn't right
04:04 dcook          Yeah, the upgrade-database.pl script has its issues...
04:04 dcook          Mm
04:04 dcook          How do you mean?
04:04 wizzyrea       esp if it's an upgrade
04:04 wizzyrea       you should double check that all of the tables are ok schema-wise
04:04 dcook          So somehow this person managed to create a subscription without an issue of any kind
04:04 dcook          Apparently all the subscriptions were made today :S
04:03 dcook          hehe
04:02 wizzyrea       :)
04:01 wahanui        I know, that's why I said it.
04:01 wizzyrea       true enough
04:01 wizzyrea       true enough is <reply> I know, that's why I said it.
04:01 wizzyrea       true enough.
04:01 wahanui        well, second sign of madness is hairs on the palms of my hands
04:01 wizzyrea       second sign of madness?
04:01 wahanui        madness is manyfold - ask me for the second sign of madness.
04:01 wizzyrea       madness.
04:01 wizzyrea       which: 2026 is "only" 12 years away.
04:01 wizzyrea       and it gave me an end date of 2026
04:00 wizzyrea       I told it 1/year, starting 1 june, with subscription length of 12 issues
04:00 dcook          Mine said you had to give a length or an end date
04:00 wizzyrea       it did on mine
04:00 wizzyrea       at least it should
04:00 wizzyrea       based on what you give
04:00 wizzyrea       it computes it
04:00 wizzyrea       end date isn't required
04:00 dcook          Although that might make more sense
04:00 dcook          Length or end date is also required but not marked
03:59 dcook          hehe
03:59 dcook          Hmm, you have to have a numbering pattern :/
03:59 wizzyrea       cool story, numbering pattern is required but it isn't marked as such :P
03:59 wizzyrea       or they didn't provide a numbering pattern?
03:58 * dcook        is going to try something..
03:58 wahanui        it has been said that missing is usualy library only, an item that's not out
03:58 dcook          Or missing?
03:58 wizzyrea       maybe the prediction pattern is nonsensical?
03:57 dcook          Hmm I swear they made them all today though..
03:54 * dcook        is tempted to check some of the other upgrades..
03:54 dcook          Thanks for looking at that, wizzyrea :)
03:52 * dcook        recalls hearing about some serials and acquisitions issues moving from 3.8.0 to 3.14.5
03:52 dcook          Maybe it didn't always create an expected
03:52 dcook          Mmm, it was a migration
03:51 dcook          Makes me wonder how this scenario was even made..
03:51 dcook          I see what you're saying now
03:51 wahanui        interesting is, like, sometimes good and sometimes bad
03:51 dcook          Interesting..
03:50 wizzyrea       and sets it to expected
03:50 dcook          I'll try making one from scratch and see what happens
03:50 wizzyrea       it autocreates the next one
03:50 wizzyrea       in fact, if I do delete it
03:49 wizzyrea       it still doesn't explode
03:49 wizzyrea       but even if I delete it
03:49 dcook          O_o
03:49 wizzyrea       you shouldn't ever have 0 received serials if that's the case- it's always going to create one
03:49 wizzyrea       let me delete the one it created
03:49 wizzyrea       because creating one from scratch, it auto generated an expected serial
03:48 dcook          First number?
03:48 wizzyrea       they didn't provide a first number
03:48 wizzyrea       if when they created this serial
03:48 wizzyrea       I wonder
03:48 dcook          So if you have generated one that is expected, you should be ok
03:48 dcook          It's no issues at all
03:48 dcook          My bad about received issues
03:48 dcook          Definitely exploding on 3.14.05 without customizations
03:47 dcook          ?
03:47 wizzyrea       1s
03:47 dcook          Nothing at all in it attached to that subscription?
03:47 dcook          Double check your serials table
03:46 wizzyrea       this definitely isn't exploding
03:46 dcook          Agreed
03:46 wizzyrea       it seems like it would be pretty common to have a bib -> sub -> no received items
03:46 dcook          Hmm
03:46 wizzyrea       yea, even on current master, it doesn't explode
03:45 dcook          At least for the MARC view page
03:45 dcook          Perhaps it is local..
03:45 dcook          Ah..
03:44 * dcook        wonders if it's a local thing...
03:44 dcook          I think it was pushed for 3.14.00
03:44 dcook          I'm on 3.14.05 and it does
03:44 dcook          O_o
03:44 wizzyrea       3.14.04
03:44 wizzyrea       doesn't explode
03:44 dcook          Link Subscription X to Bib Y, make sure that Subscription X has no issues at all, and then visit the marc detail on the staff client.
03:43 wizzyrea       well I can't make it explode
03:40 wizzyrea       so how do you set up your serial to test for this explodeyness
03:39 * dcook        shuts up for a bit :p
03:39 dcook          *boom*
03:39 dcook          serials/serials-collection.pl
03:39 dcook          serials/serials-edit.pl
03:39 dcook          serials/serial-issues.pl
03:39 dcook          opac/opac-serial-issues.pl
03:39 dcook          catalogue/MARCdetail.pl
03:39 dcook          catalogue/ISBDdetail.pl
03:39 * dcook        suspects that the test might have been changed later so that it didn't break the test in 3.14..
03:39 dcook          I think the patch that made the problem was reverted in 3.12 because it broke a test
03:38 wizzyrea       almost nobody.
03:38 wizzyrea       nobody looks at the MARC view when they do patches.
03:37 wizzyrea       hm, doesn't actually surprise me that it explodes there
03:37 * dcook        is working on a fix
03:37 dcook          That particular view might be fixed by now but there are probably other places..
03:37 dcook          *explosion*
03:37 dcook          Yeah, try to look at the MARC view of that in the intranet ;)
03:36 dcook          serial being the table for issues :S
03:36 wizzyrea       you could often have a bib, with a sub, and no received serials
03:36 dcook          Nope, a subscription without any received issues.
03:36 wizzyrea       otherwise I suppose I'm not understanding your bug.
03:36 wizzyrea       do you mean a serial with no sub?
03:29 dcook          I suppose you'll probably almost always have serials, but maybe not when initially setting up your serials...
03:29 dcook          If a bib is attached to a sub with no serials...*explosion*
03:17 dcook          Whoever re-wrote C4::Serials::abouttoexpire...dudes...
03:17 dcook          Aha!
02:59 dcook          Serials is scary :(
02:57 dcook          Whiny is conveyed extra well on the internet ;)
02:56 wizzyrea       no, it came across pretty well actually
02:54 dcook          Hmm, sarcasm doesn't get conveyed well over the internet..
02:53 dcook          I love how there is an "in_array" sub in C4::Serials
02:34 wizzyrea       :) yay!
02:23 jrshaw         It worked!!!! kudos. thanks, have a great evening,. etc.
02:20 jrshaw         thnaks. trying now...
02:20 wizzyrea       nope
02:19 jrshaw         do I have to be in any particular directory when executing the command? (like /etc/koha)
02:17 wizzyrea       jrshaw ^
02:17 wizzyrea       sudo apache2ctl restart
02:17 wizzyrea       then restart apache
02:17 wizzyrea       probably
02:17 wizzyrea       sudo a2ensite library.conf
02:16 wizzyrea       it's easy to fix
02:16 wizzyrea       you're probably right
01:51 huginn         04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11404 major, P5 - low, ---, tomascohen, Pushed to Master , add out-of-the-box support for Apache 2.4
01:51 jrshaw         Let me know if I am in the wrong place for this. I ran an update going from 3.14.7 to 3.16.0 and Apache broke. I'm new to linux so I am not sure where to be looking. The old config file is where it should be but the new Apache does not seem to be looking for it any more. I think this is related to bug 11404