Time  Nick       Message
00:48 chris_n    heya chris
03:13 Amit       heya chris
03:13 chris      hiya Amit
04:22 cait       morning #koha :)
04:25 robin      hi cait
04:25 cait       hi robin :)
04:25 cait       chris: I have the patch at my computer at work, will resend later - thx!
04:26 chris      mein gott
04:26 chris      why are you awake?
04:27 cait       it's not that early
04:27 richard    heh
04:27 cait       distance study
04:27 cait       6:30
04:27 chris      ahh i thought 4.30
04:27 cait       no :)
04:27 cait       that would be really early, although I sometimes really get up at 5
04:29 chris      i just wanted to say mein gott really
04:30 cait       lol
04:30 cait       learning German? :)
04:32 chris      heh yeah
05:14 cait       ah, wondered why you chose those 2 patches
05:15 cait       :)
05:16 cait       the first 2 in my list
05:35 cait       time to go to work - bbl :)
06:30 ivanc      hi #koha
06:36 kf         hi #koha
06:44 ivanc      hi kf
06:45 kf         guten Morgen ivanc
06:46 hdl        hi
06:46 hdl        hi chris
06:47 magnus     hiya ivanc, kf, hdl et al!
06:48 ivanc      hi magnus
06:48 kf         hi magnus and hdl
06:48 kf         chris: still around?
06:51 kf         @seen chris
06:51 munin      kf: chris was last seen in #koha 2 hours, 19 minutes, and 1 second ago: <chris> heh yeah
08:21 chris      kf: you about?
08:21 kf         here
08:21 chris      yeah, basically it doesnt need the no strict
08:21 chris      or the use strict
08:21 chris      perl -e 'use strict; use Locale::Currency::Format; my $formatted_fine = currency_format("NZD", "10", FMT_SYMBOL); print $formatted_fine; '
08:22 chris      $10.00
08:22 kf         try EUR :)
08:22 kf         no, you don't need to
08:22 chris      €10,00
08:22 kf         oh nice :)
08:23 kf         ok, what do you want me to do?
08:23 kf         delete those lines?
08:23 chris      so yeah i think chris_n thought it was a bareword, but FMT_SYMBOL is actually a subroutine
08:23 chris      in Locale::Currency::Format
08:23 chris      so either you can, or ill send a follow up patch removing those 2 lines
08:24 chris      whatever you like
08:24 kf         I can do, but perhaps in the afternoon
08:24 kf         small emergencies everywhere today
08:24 chris      ahh
08:24 chris      no worries, whenever is fine
08:25 kf         ok :)
08:25 chris      ill try to signoff some more tomorrow
08:25 kf         thx!
08:26 kf         I think chris_n wanted to take a look at that patch too - forgot to note it in my list
08:26 chris      cool
08:26 kf         - but perhaps it's even better now, when we fix one more thing with the patch
08:27 chris      yup, this isnt a biggy, but it will make the script execute slightly faster
08:27 kf         cool :)
08:28 kf         thx for your help and explaining chris
08:28 chris      http://www.flickr.com/photos/ranginui/4985102611/
08:28 chris      no problem
08:28 chris      the more i explain, the more ppl know, and the less i have to do in the future ... its purely selfish hehe
08:29 magnus     chris++
08:35 kf         chris++ :)
08:41 magnus     @quote add <chris> the more i explain, the more ppl know, and the less i have to do in the future ... its purely selfish hehe
08:41 munin      magnus: Error: You must be registered to use this command. If you are already registered, you must either identify (using the identify command) or add a hostmask matching your current hostmask (using the "hostmask add" command).
08:42 kf         @quote add <chris> the more i explain, the more ppl know, and the less i have to do in the future ... its purely selfish hehe
08:42 munin      kf: The operation succeeded.  Quote #94 added.
08:44 magnus     thanks, kf
08:45 magnus     @quote get 93
08:45 munin      magnus: Quote #93: "Koha is not an acronym, so it should not be in all-capitals. Koha is a Maori word." (added by wizzyrea at 03:20 PM, September 09, 2010)
08:51 kf         you think KOHA is bad? I have to fight against KoHa around here
08:51 chris      [off] KOHA is bad because thats another one of ptfs tactics, they have trademarked KOHA
08:52 chris      [off] that and buying up every domain name they can think of
08:52 kf         [off] they trademarked the upper-case form of Koha?
08:53 kf         hmpf.
08:53 chris      [off] liblime did in the USA, PTFS tried to in NZ
08:53 kf         [off] strange.
08:54 kf         meeting now, bbl!
08:54 chris      [off] you'll notice on their site, their new koha logo has KOHA
08:55 chris      [off] http://www.ptfs.com/ top right
09:00 magnus     [off] and some kind of new logo, only on the front page - wow those pages are a mess now...
09:01 chris      [off] yeah they had that logo on their sign at ALA in july
09:04 magnus     [off] oh well, there are better things to waste time on - looking forward to venting some late night steam during kohacon, though ;-)
09:07 chris      [off] yeah, i just wish they would leave us alone now, im over it
09:10 magnus     it's impressive to see all the activity on the bugs and patches lists these days!
09:12 chris      yeah things are ticking along
09:13 chris      good to see the new rfc too
09:13 magnus     can't wait for 3.2 be done, so we can think about all the goodness that will be in 3.4 ;-)
09:13 magnus     um, what rfc?
09:16 magnus     probably this one? http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/NISO_CORE_protocol i'm way behind in reading the lists these days - need to spend time on other things than koha... :-(
09:18 Shiny      what's the [off] mean in your folks' chatting?
09:20 magnus     Shiny: lines that start with [off] will not show up in the log http://stats.workbuffer.org/irclog/koha/
09:21 Shiny      thanks magnus
09:22 magnus     you're welcome! ;-)
09:25 chris      ahh nope some new ones from osslabs lemme find em
09:27 chris      http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Purchase_Approvals_Process
09:27 chris      http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Payments_Process
09:33 magnus     yeah, looks good!
09:42 kf         magnus: I like the activity too :) I think we must look forward and work together
09:43 magnus     yay!
09:43 chris      and ignore those who are trying to ruin it
09:43 chris      we have more people than ever contributing
09:43 kf         :)
09:44 chris      theres no need to worry about one hostile company
09:44 magnus     yeah, the best reaction is to show that the community is stronger and more productive than ever!
09:45 chris      [off] it is only their customers i feel sorry for
09:45 kf         I like to think we can persuade people to use koha by making it the better product. If we succeed there is no need to worry about one company
09:47 magnus     [off] and their customers probably should think about where they are and where they want to go...
09:50 chris      [off] well we have to make sure that they at least have more then just the ptfs side of the story, so they can make informed decisions, if they listen to ptfs they will think we are all evil and our code is bad, and we just want to get rich thats why we dont like ptfs, because those are precisely the things they are saying
09:50 chris      yep, thats definitely true kf
10:00 ivanc      [off] right thinking  kf
10:32 wasabi     um, is this not really curious...?
10:33 wasabi     http://www.galileowaswrong.com/galileowaswrong/
10:33 chris      theres crazy people everywhere
10:52 chris      hi nengard
10:52 nengard    hello
11:00 Amit       hi nengard
11:00 nengard    howdy
11:12 nengard    question about long overdues
11:12 nengard    i entered this at the command line:    $PERL5LIB/misc/cronjobs/longoverdue.pl --lost 30=2 --charge 1
11:13 nengard    but it says it's in ### TEST MODE
11:13 nengard    how do I make it go into 'real' mode?
11:14 chris      --confirm           confirm.  without this option, the script will report the number of affected items and return without modifying any records.
11:16 nengard    bingo
11:16 nengard    missed that line :)
11:17 chris      always pays to take a look at the script before you run it, eg
11:17 nengard    i did look at the script - just missed that part of the perldoc
11:17 chris      WARNING:  This script is known to be faulty.  It is NOT recommended to use multiple --lost options. See http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2881
11:17 munin      04Bug 2881: normal, PATCH-Sent, ---, nahuel.angelinetti, RESOLVED FIXED, Default sorting in advanced search
11:17 nengard    it's first thing monday morning :)
11:18 chris      wow, that script is horrible
11:18 nengard    LOL
11:18 chris      srsly
11:19 chris      i wouldnt use that in production
11:19 nengard    k - so we need to add that to the list of things that were screwed up by not knowing how to code
11:19 nengard    well we need something that does what it's supposed to do - so i was testing
11:19 nengard    and it didn't work anyway
11:26 chris      well, it was never meant to last long, add it to the list of things that would have gotten finished properly if the person writing didnt have a complete jerk for a boss
11:32 chris      and now bedtime
11:47 slef       hi all
11:49 jwagner    Hi slef
11:49 Amit       heya jwagner
11:49 jwagner    Hi Amit
11:50 slef       I'm just fixing up our vendors listing entry. Anyone know why the admin is in ISO-8859-1 now? It mangled our accents (which were UTF-8).
11:50 slef       Anyone want their vendor listing entry updated while I'm in there?
11:53 jwagner    slef, where are you talking about?
11:54 slef       http://koha-community.org/support/paid-support/
12:01 nengard    slef i don't know for sure, but that might be a byproduct of a change wizzyrea made to make the manuals print right - not sure if they're are connected through
12:01 nengard    though
12:02 nengard    if so we'll need to find another work around for the manual
12:03 slef       nengard: shall I email wizzyrea or will you take it up?
12:04 slef       Moving from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1 seems a little backwards.
12:04 nengard    I'll contact her since I know what she did to make the manual work -- the converter for the manual to HTML seems to need ISO or accents in the manual turn into question marks - if I'm understanding right what she did
12:04 nengard    we did know that something might pop up to show us this move wouldn't work :(
12:18 slef       Thanks.  If you'd like help, we'd probably need to know what is the converter for the manual to HTML? Where is the manual source?
12:20 owen       A belated happy birthday to you jwagner!
12:20 jwagner    Thanks owen
12:31 magnus     slef: i guess the source is here? http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=kohadocs.git;a=summary
12:37 * chris_n  wishes jwagner a late happy birthday as well
12:37 nengard    slef, manual source is in git: http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=kohadocs.git;a=summary  -- I don't know what converter it is
12:37 chris_n    owen about?
12:37 owen       Yes
12:37 nengard    oh - magnus told you :)
12:38 chris_n    owen: any idea what RFC822 does with day of week and month abbreviations in languages other than english?
12:38 chris_n    ie. Sun Mon... etc.
12:38 owen       No clue!
12:39 chris_n    well, I've added rfc822 to C4::Dates, but atm it only handles english dow, moy, abbrv's
12:39 * chris_n  is not sure what to do to internationalize
12:42 slef       chris_n: rfc2822 requires English - see section 3.3
12:42 chris_n    slef: I wondered about that, thanks
12:42 owen       Thanks slef, that's just what I was about to guess
12:42 slef       why guess? It's written in the RFC :-)
12:43 chris_n    owen: I have one fix to push up to my repo and then you can give it a whirl
12:43 * slef     mutters something about library system developers looking up references ;-)
12:43 * owen     was perusing the RFC just now :P
12:45 chris_n    owen: this feature is available here: http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=wip/koha-fbc.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/RFC822_format
12:46 owen       chris_n++
12:46 chris_n    if it looks like it does what you want, I'll submit it for inclusion into 3.4, unless gmcharlt makes a dramatic exception for 3.2
12:46 chris_n    atz++ # for looking over it to be sure I did not bust things too badly :-)
12:47 owen       Thanks chris_n, the feature I'm hankering to use it for certainly won't be in 3.2
12:48 chris_n    ok, if it works for you, maybe you can sign off on it and submit it for inclusion in 3.4
12:49 chris_n    if/when you do, be sure to pickup the two perltidy patches as well or it will not apply nicely
12:51 owen       Okay, thanks
12:55 * chris_n  's comments crash w/owen in bugzilla :-O
12:56 chris_n    I wonder what that was all about...
12:58 chris_n    owen: I added you to the cc list for bug 5218
12:58 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5218 enhancement, P5, ---, cnighswonger, ASSIGNED, Add RFC822 Date Formatting to C4::Dates
13:13 gmcharlt   jcamins++
13:13 owen       ?
13:14 gmcharlt   http://www.cpbibliography.com/2010/09/pledge-to-the-koha-community/
13:16 magnus     that's the spirit!
13:19 nengard    jcamins++
13:31 kf         jcamins++
13:43 slef       nice to see others imitating http://www.software.coop/info/coopdev.html :-)
13:49 wasabi     ... im gonna put that on my site too
13:50 jcamins    My ears are burning.
13:50 jcamins    Good morning, #koha
13:51 jcamins    wasabi: any chance you could resend your patch to Bug 4289?
13:51 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4289 enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, oleonard, NEW, Add a syspref 'OpacNotPublic', to hide OPAC search-bar and force authentication on all OPAC pages
13:52 wasabi     10 mins...
13:54 jcamins    Thanks!
14:01 kf         jwagner: a belated happy birthday from me too :)
14:02 jcamins    jwagner: oh, happy birthday!
14:02 jcamins    Late.
14:14 jwagner    Thanks kf and jcamins
14:16 wasabi     jcamins:  what are the new patching guidelines/rules?
14:16 wasabi     "the patch attached to the bug does not have your commit message, so I cannot do that."
14:16 wasabi     http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4289
14:16 munin      04Bug 4289: enhancement, PATCH-Sent, ---, oleonard, NEW, Add a syspref 'OpacNotPublic', to hide OPAC search-bar and force authentication on all OPAC pages
14:17 jcamins    Oh, chris wants everything to be signed-off.
14:17 jcamins    Which means I need the git patch.
14:18 pastebot   "wasabi" at 203.97.99.222 pasted "zz" (31 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/61
14:18 wasabi     i need to add that to the commit?
14:19 wasabi     my commit description?
14:19 jcamins    Yes please.
14:20 kf         wasabi: it looks like your patch misses some lines at the top, compared to other patches:
14:20 kf         http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/attachment.cgi?id=2195
14:20 wasabi     ah, ok..
14:21 jcamins    Oh, we need to ask someone about a version number for the database.
14:21 wasabi     chris.c told me to leave that as 'X' , so i did...
14:22 jcamins    Oh, okay.
14:22 nengard    yeah, X is the norm and then the RM puts the right number in
14:22 jcamins    Ah. That makes sense.
14:22 jcamins    That was the only part of the patch that didn't apply cleanly to HEAD.
14:25 chris_n    jcamins++
14:43 jcamins    wasabi: thanks!
14:44 wasabi     np, a loong 10 mins...
14:50 wasabi     and there's the commit in my repo
14:50 wasabi     http://git.kohaaloha.com/?p=koha/.git;a=commitdiff;h=8cec6d7efbe4b72a49f1aaee66d38cc3c3380a02
14:52 jcamins    Ooh, I could just cherry-pick that, couldn't I?
14:52 wasabi     l update my github repo 1st...
14:53 jcamins    Thanks.
15:03 briceSanc  Hello !
15:05 briceSanc  Is there a debug function in Koha like "print" in order to show the content of a $var?
15:06 jcamins    briceSanc: Hi. Can't you just use print?
15:06 ebegin     briceSanc, you can use warn and the text will show in the logs
15:06 briceSanc  jacamins, yes but the template erase the print
15:06 ebegin     print will show in the output if you run your perl script from the command line
15:07 jcamins    Oh, I was thinking about modifying command-line scripts. Of course you'd need something else for the web interface. Sorry about that. It's Monday. ;)
15:08 briceSanc  ebegin, Thanks, i'm searching the log rep
15:08 ebegin     /var/log/koha or <kohainstall>/var/log
15:16 wizzyrea   @later tell slef please double check the support vendor pages when you have a chance. Thanks :)
15:16 munin      wizzyrea: The operation succeeded.
15:17 jcamins    sekjal: before I comment on your analytic record RFC, I have a question for you. Does the RFC require a parent->child link to be present? That could result in excessively large records.
15:19 sekjal     jcamins: I was just talking to Savitra about this, but haven't gotten my ideas out beyond that thread
15:19 jcamins    Okay.
15:19 sekjal     I think there should be a concept of 'reciprocal relationships'
15:19 kf         sekjal: our idea was to provice a search link
15:19 kf         sekjal: and use some jquery magic to show the x first volumes directly in the record
15:20 sekjal     that is, if you add a 773 point record A to record B, it will automatically add a 774 from B to A (for example)
15:20 kf         parsed from the result page of the search link (not elegant... but my prototype works)
15:20 sekjal     or you could turn off the reciprocal, and only have links in one direction
15:20 kf         reciprocal will not work for us
15:21 kf         we get our data from our union catalog - there is only a link in one direction there
15:21 kf         as in marc21 standard
15:21 jcamins    I think we'd really like what kf is describing... a virtual reciprocal link, if you will.
15:21 kf         the union catalog data would overwrite those reciprocal links with every new import
15:22 kf         jcamins: I think the problem with my solution is that you can't tell when to show the search link
15:22 kf         it will show always - or perhaps you can hide it if the jquery gets no results
15:22 sekjal     kf: hmmm, okay... would it help your solution to consult a table of relationships?
15:23 sekjal     that way, if on record didn't relate to any other, you wouldn't have to invoke the jquery
15:23 jcamins    We have one journal with 4176+ analytics, which would definitely put us way over the maximum record size limit.
15:24 sekjal     I think we need to store the relationships outside of MARC, and make the insertion of MARC fields something configurable depending on library policies/practices/desires
15:25 jcamins    Yeah, I like that idea.
15:25 sekjal     I'm thinking the same would hold for MFHD support
15:30 kf         sorry, afk now, will be back in a few minutes
15:30 slef       wizzyrea: thanks. Other vendors will be happy (I switched ours to use entities and work around it).
15:56 kf         sekjal: perhaps our problem is unique, not sure. for us the union catalog is the master database for the bibliographic records. If a record is changed, it's imported by a nightly import script and overwrites the record in koha.
15:56 kf         sekjal: I am not sure how your table of relationships can be maintained.
15:56 kf         if you are not cataloging in koha
15:57 jcamins    Parse out 7xx fields?
15:58 kf         the import scripts need to learn to do that
15:58 kf         in that case
15:58 kf         but as you said, the records will get too big
15:58 kf         we have records for traced series too
15:59 jcamins    Yeah, savitra (I think) wanted to add that feature to mulkmarcimport.
15:59 jcamins    bulkmarcimport, even
15:59 kf         I had not really time to read all the rfcs :(
15:59 kf         will try to do tomorrow
15:59 * wizzyrea is more interested in hulkmarcimiport
16:00 * wizzyrea tee hee hee's
16:00 kf         :)
16:00 * wizzyrea scurries away again
16:00 jcamins    HULK IMPORT!
16:01 sekjal     kf: we'd have to make the triggering of adding a new relationshop to the table be flexible
16:03 sekjal     so, when a MARC record comes in with some field, the importer would either add, modify or remove the corresponding entry in the relationships table
16:03 sekjal     depending on configs
16:03 jcamins    What would the overhead on that be for kf?
16:04 jcamins    (just throwing out whatever thoughts come to mind to clarify things for myself)
16:04 sekjal     I suppose that would depend on what config options were avaialble
16:04 kf         sekjal: we would need that as an option for the staged marc import
16:05 kf         sekjal: we do matching by 001
16:05 sekjal     kf: yes! so we'd add lines on what to do about analytics, just like there are options for what to do with items
16:05 kf         I am not against a relationship table - but opposed to storing the information in the marc21 records
16:06 sekjal     kf: would the information be coming in from the MARC initially?
16:06 kf         are you only looking for analytics or other relationships too?
16:06 kf         afaik the mother does not know her child records
16:07 jcamins    I'm pretty sure MARC specifies that parent->child relationships are optional.
16:07 sekjal     you'd configure whatever relationships you want in the system, and tie them to MARC if appropriate
16:08 kf         jcamins: which fields do you use in the parent?
16:08 sekjal     then the importer would look for relationships, and parse them as appropriate
16:08 kf         we have a lot of relationships in our data and we need to make them show - it's a big problem now.
16:09 kf         I started some work on $w relationships, but on a different level - just wanting to make them show
16:09 yhager     I am trying to install koha - when I try to access myserver:8080, I get an error, and in the log it seems the db tables do not exist. Do I need to create them myself?
16:09 jcamins    kf: you _can_ use 774, or 787, but I'm 99% sure that it's not required, or even recommended.
16:09 kf         not thinking so much about import and cataloging, because that's not important to us
16:09 kf         jcamins: I think it's not required
16:10 jcamins    Yeah, here it is. Definitely not required.
16:10 jcamins    http://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd76x78x.html
16:10 jcamins    About a third of the way down under "Component Parts/Constituent Units."
16:10 kf         we have separate records a work as parent and it's volumes as separate records, traced series as records with relationships, serials with former/later etc., parallel title, a lot of relationhsops
16:11 kf         relationships
16:11 kf         electronic to print version
16:13 * jcamins  wishes that his library's bibliographic database was as nice as kf's.
16:13 kf         :)
16:13 kf         the work of a lot of busy librarians
16:13 yhager     should I run "mysql < kohastructure.sql"? it does not appear in the INSTALL file
16:15 kf         jcamins: "This bibliographic database [SWB] references all kinds of media of more than 1000 libraries    in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Saxony, Saarland, and Rhineland-Palatinate. It contains    47 million holding records for about 12 million titles of mainly scientific    literature. These comprise 1.2 million holding records of 350.000 journals."
16:15 jcamins    yhager: the installer should take care of that for you.
16:16 jcamins    kf: And I am hugely jealous. ;)
16:16 kf         ;)
16:21 yhager     jcamins: I get "production mode - trapped fatal error" when trying to access the installer and lots of errors in the log related to non existing tables
16:21 jcamins    Hm.
16:22 jcamins    I don't really recall the steps for installing Koha. Perhaps someone else remembers?
16:23 yhager     jcamins: which is the most suitable mailing list for this kind of question? the devel one?
16:23 sekjal     yhager: did you create the koha database, and give your koha mysql account permissions on it?
16:23 yhager     sekjal: yes
16:23 yhager     I will double check
16:24 kf         I think there were several posts about trapped fatal error already, try google first
16:25 yhager     re db, it works when I access it using mysql cmd line, and I can create tables
16:27 wizzyrea   http://old.nabble.com/production-mode---trapped-fatal-error-:-huh----td19272321.html
16:29 yhager     I have CGI::Session::Serialize::yaml-4.26 installed
16:31 yhager     wizzyrea: did you mean I should have 4.21?
16:35 wizzyrea   no, I meant that if you didn't have CGI::Session::Serialize::yaml installed you might need to
16:50 owen       Hi druthb
16:50 druthb     hi, owen.
16:51 druthb     :)
17:56 chris      morning
17:56 jcamins    Morning.
17:57 wizzyrea   mornin
17:58 druthb     hi, chris! :)
17:59 * druthb   waves happily at wizzyrea.
17:59 wizzyrea   hey druthb!
18:01 brendan    morning
19:08 chris_n    owen about?
19:08 owen       Yes
19:09 chris_n    I think we've found a bug in adding and deleting subfields
19:09 chris_n    for example
19:10 chris_n    I can add as many 505$t subfields as I like until I delete one of them
19:10 chris_n    then the clone control ceases to work
19:10 chris_n    can you confirm this by chance?
19:11 owen       I've certainly seen similar bugs with cloning and deleting.
19:11 * owen     will test
19:11 * owen     needs a break from Drupal anyway
19:12 * chris_n  hands owen a fresh cup of coffee and a donut as he sits down to Koha ;-)
19:15 owen       Yeah, it looks like the delete control for all instances of $t (for instance) reference the original $t. clicking any of them will delete the original, and then you get an error because the original isn't there to delete anymore
19:15 chris_n    so this is a js problem?
19:16 owen       It's hard to separate the js from the script on this page because much of the js is generated by the script
19:16 owen       But essentially yes it's a js problem
19:16 * chris_n  groans... another marc editor mess
19:16 chris_n    so I'll open a bug on it then
19:17 owen       I think there may already be one. Did you search?
19:17 chris_n    not yet, I will now
19:17 owen       Bug 5141 is similar
19:17 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5141 normal, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, Cannot duplicate subfields after duplicating a field
19:18 chris_n    bug 4867 also
19:18 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4867 normal, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, cannot clone subfields in marc editor, other clone/unclone weirdness
19:18 owen       Yup
19:18 chris_n    even bug 3264
19:18 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=3264 normal, P5, ---, oleonard, NEW, UnCloneField() / minus button  in MARC authorities editor can clear all subfields.
19:18 owen       They all probably have the same root cause
19:19 chris_n    *sigh*
19:19 owen       I think cloning and deleting of tags/subfields needs to be re-written. Not only because it's buggy but because it's really slow too
19:19 chris_n    and that is a subset of why the entire editor needs to be rewritten
19:19 owen       I've tried a couple of times to get a good handle on the existing functionality, but I haven't succeeded.
19:20 chris_n    some sort of ajax driven editor where only the tag you were currently looking at is loaded
19:20 chris_n    others load dynamically, etc
19:20 chris_n    so reducing the js load on the client side
19:21 * chris_n  goes on dreaming
19:21 owen       it's too bad the biblios editor was a dead end
19:21 jcamins    chris_n: can I add my dream to yours?
19:21 owen       Now that Google Gears is dead I don't know how you could begin to resurrect it
19:22 * chris_n  invites jcamins in
19:22 jcamins    The ability to reorganize fields and subfields!
19:22 owen       (not that I know whether it's a better choice at all)
19:22 chris_n    dare I say 'drag-n-drop'?
19:22 jcamins    Yes!
19:23 chris_n    owen: what about some of yui's more advanced stuff?
19:23 chris_n    heya brandan
19:23 brendan    heya chris_n
19:23 sekjal     I'd like to see a new html5 based template, parallel to 'prog'
19:23 chris_n    sekjal: cool idea
19:23 * owen     has to hold his nose to use YUI at all...
19:24 owen       It would be very useful to write up a spec for how the MARC editor *should* behave
19:24 chris_n    sekjal: and wonderful for backward compatibility for those who don't like the change or can't make the leap
19:25 sekjal     chris_n: yeah, we'd need to keep the old templates for compatibility, but the new html5-based one could be released at the same time as a more CSS3-based styling
19:25 jcamins    owen: I know what *I* want, but I feel like it's probably not what other people would want.
19:26 owen       jcamins: But the MARC standard defines things you *should* be able to do
19:26 chris_n    we should begin an rfc for both a new templating system and a completely new marc editor
19:27 wizzyrea   while you're doing that... add in customization of receipts :P
19:27 * chris_n  welcomes wizzyrea to the dream session
19:28 * owen     hands wizzyrea a brownie
19:28 sekjal     I'd say we should fold receipts under Notices; then build Notices to be configurable in how they're delivered (email, print, sms, facebook, etc.)
19:28 sekjal     with fallbacks in a user-configurable order per notice
19:28 * wizzyrea makes no apologies to wanting a templating system that is as pluggable as WordPress
19:28 * chris_n  looks at his star tps700 still sitting on the shelf three months later
19:28 * wizzyrea gets distracted by the brownie
19:29 jcamins    Facebook? That's an interesting way to send notices.
19:29 * wizzyrea thinks it would be epic to have a facebook app to tie into koha
19:30 wizzyrea   much like twitter ties into facebook
19:30 wizzyrea   or friendfeed
19:30 chris      templates are all changing for 3.4
19:30 wizzyrea   "Hey, your books are due in a couple of days!" in your news feed would get books back I think :)
19:30 chris_n    hehe
19:30 chris      To using template toolkit
19:30 jcamins    Heh.
19:30 chris      Seems a good opportunity
19:31 sekjal     jcamins: if we coded with Facebook in mind, that's force us to be more flexible, and allow for lots of other kinds of connections, likely
19:31 chris_n    TT++
19:31 owen       wizzyrea: We should have it post overdue messages to all your friends' pages too so they can peer pressure you
19:31 wizzyrea   ooh
19:31 wizzyrea   "so and so didn't return their books.... send them a virtual handslap!"
19:31 chris_n    sekjal, jcamins: some sort of connector library would be nice
19:31 chris      The problem wp has is speed
19:32 chris      Hence all the caching plugins
19:32 wizzyrea   yes, it is slow, for sure.
19:32 jcamins    Speed and integration. Our two problems. Speed, integration, and ubiquity, three...
19:32 jcamins    Sorry.
19:32 jcamins    It is *so* Monday.
19:32 chris      You have to balance customisability vs performance
19:32 * wizzyrea still won't apologize for wanting it :D
19:33 wizzyrea   ^.^
19:33 wizzyrea   I didn't say it was *practical*
19:33 chris      You just have to solve it, then we can :)
19:33 wizzyrea   actually you bring up a good point about the caching
19:33 chris      TT pre renders for speed
19:33 wizzyrea   what if you had a pluggable system that ^^ did that
19:34 wizzyrea   instead of every load
19:34 chris      Yep
19:34 chris      That's what we do with stuff
19:34 wizzyrea   but in a way that your average techie librarian could get their heads around
19:35 chris      Once we have tt there is a ton more we can do
19:36 * chris_n  wonders if fridolyn somers' patch for bug 4867 ever made it in...
19:36 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4867 normal, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, cannot clone subfields in marc editor, other clone/unclone weirdness
19:37 chris      Ill look when I'm at work
19:38 chris      Facebook connect is trivial
19:38 chris      We could do that now
19:39 chris      But I hate facebook so someone else will have to
19:39 * chris_n  notes that patch did not make it in
19:39 chris_n    I'll test it and send it along if it fixes things
19:39 chris      I'm more interested in chilts adding openid support
19:40 chris      Cool, sign off on it
19:42 * chris    is on his sign off crusade still
19:45 jwagner    chris, are the procedures that should be followed posted somewhere yet?  In painful detail for those of us less literate with git?
19:46 chris      Yeah on the wiki
19:48 chris      Id look for the url, but would take too much mucking around on the phone
19:49 wizzyrea   http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Sign_off_on_patches
19:49 wizzyrea   that one, chris?
19:49 chris      Looks likely
19:50 chris      Yeah that's it thanks
19:51 jwagner    Thanks.  I looked last week but didn't see anything.
19:51 chris_n    well, that patch did not fix what I'm seeing :-(
19:51 chris_n    jwagner: http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Sign_off_on_patches#Sign-off
19:52 chris      Ok my stop coming up, bbiab
20:02 chris_n    owen: I think I've found the problem
20:03 chris_n    the script passes in a var 'random' which is presumably to cause each field to have a unique identifier
20:03 chris_n    only each clone uses the same var 'random'
20:03 chris_n    so they all reference the same field
20:03 owen       So the clone function needs to have a built-in random var generator
20:04 chris_n    that sounds easy.... maybe too easy
20:04 chris_n    probably the CloneSubfield function needs the rnd generator
20:05 * chris_n  is not a js hack :-(
20:05 chris      back
20:09 chris      that certainly sounds plausible to me chris_n
20:09 chris_n    It looks like the CloneSubfield function does not do anything to the index attribute
20:09 owen       Quitting time for me. See y'all tomorrow
20:09 chris_n    which is the problem
20:09 chris_n    bye owen
20:10 * chris_n  is past quitting time..
20:10 chris_n    but then that's the sign of an addict... right?
20:10 chris      heh yup
20:11 chris_n    it modifies the other unique attributes by adding a var 'new_key'
20:11 chris      ahh
20:11 chris_n    so maybe by having it do the same to index things will work
20:11 chris      worth a crack
20:18 chris_n    not
20:18 chris_n    oh well
20:18 chris_n    it will probably be here tomorrow
20:40 jcamins    Good night, #koha
20:52 richard    hiya russ
20:53 russ       morning
21:13 wizzyrea   bug 4879
21:13 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4879 enhancement, P5, ---, gmcharlt, NEW, lint-like tool for Koha database contents
21:13 wizzyrea   bug 4870
21:13 munin      04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=4870 normal, P5, ---, kyle.m.hall, NEW, Damaged status does not prevent items from being selected for reserves
21:13 wizzyrea   ew
22:04 chris      weirdness on my connection today it seems
22:08 richard    yeah, likewise
22:10 chris      i suspect its telstraclear
22:12 richard    http://www.bash.org/?168859
22:13 rhcl       funny
22:14 yhager     I think I know the installation problem I have - I found "Can't locate version/vpp.pm" in the log file..
23:33 chris      hi brendan_l
23:35 brendan_l  heya chris