Re: [IUG] Innreach Token in Briefcite

[Margaret Peloquin <peloquin at austincc dot edu>]

There was some similar discussion on this topic in the fall, I believe.  
It depends upon the kinds of settings you have in the web options.  We 
opted to create our own button and use this wwwoption:

ICON_REQUEST=<img src="/screens/requestbook.gif" alt="Send books between 
campuses or request a checked out book." title="Send books between 
campuses or request a checked out book." border="0" 
style="margin-right:5px"/>

There are a number of options that control what you want to do as well 
as some tokens you need in the briefcit file.  Try looking in the 
archives to see what others have done.

Heather Tucker wrote:
> Piggybacking on that, is there a way to hack the "Request" button?  In
> bib_display.html I'd like to remove the navrow completely and place just
> the request button next to the book title.  
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> I'm just tired enough to think this is possible, but not sure how to
> make it happen.  Am I crazy or is there a way to do this?  
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> Heather Tucker, MLIS
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> Technical Services Coordinator
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> Mt. Hood Community College
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> 26000 SE Stark St.
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> Gresham, Oregon 97036
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> 503-491-7106
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> heather dot tucker at mhcc dot edu
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> -----Original Message-----
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> From: innopac-bounces at innopacusers dot org
> [mailto:innopac-bounces at innopacusers dot org] On Behalf Of Bob Duncan
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> Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 11:50 AM
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> To: IUG INNOPAC List
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> Subject: Re: [IUG] Innreach Token in Briefcite
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> At 11:39 AM 03/25/2008, Heather Parker wrote:
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> > Does anyone have an innreach token in the briefcite file in WebPac
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> > Pro?  I tried adding it under our request token and it didn't
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> > work.  I ended up just adding a link to Link+, but doesn't recreate
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> > the search in LINK+.  I actually prefer the link over the
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> > button.  The Innreach button (LINK+) appears in the nav bar, but
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> > having a button at every record would be too much!
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> > I'd be in interested to see if anyone has this working.  It just
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> > makes sense to me to have one there.
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> > If the book is missing or checked out, the request button shows
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> > there.  With an innreach link there, the patron has a higher chance
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> > of getting an available copy quickly verses placing a hold on an
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> > book that they may or may not get very soon at all.
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> Would adding the following to your briefcit.html do what you want?
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> <a href="http://csul.iii.com/search/t?SEARCH=
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> <!--{fieldspec:Vbt245a}-->
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> Try LINK+
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> </a>
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> Bob Duncan
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> Robert E. Duncan
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> Systems Librarian
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> Editor of IT Communications
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> Lafayette College
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> Easton, PA  18042
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> duncanr at lafayette dot edu
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