This moves the "Jump to name preference functionality" to the search
bar: if your search term is found to be the exact name of a syspref,
then it is jumped to instead of executing a normal search.
The missing syspref AllowHoldDateInFuture was added, and
OPACAllowHoldDateInFuture was moved next to it, on the Circulation
tab. Normally, it would go on the OPAC tab, but since both have to be
on for future holds on the OPAC, it's less confusing for them to be
together.
Renamed pdfformat to OrderPdfFormat and created OrderPdfTemplate to stock the PDF in the database.
Added a new type of syspref nammed "Upload".
Rewritte, translation and cleaning of the PDF template.
Librarian are now able to select a different delivery place for each basketgroup. They can choose one from the branch list or manualy using a textarea.
Database schema and PDF generation have been modified to reflect these changes.
Librarian are now able to select a different delivery place for each basketgroup. They can choose one from the branch list or manualy using a textarea.
Database schema and PDF generation have been modified to reflect these changes.
Note that most of the prefs that have been moved between tabs were
moved intentionally, because the old tab no longer made sense. If one
in particular seems wrong, please let me know.
Librarian are now able to select a different delivery place for each basketgroup. They can choose one from the branch list or manualy using a textarea.
Database schema and PDF generation have been modified to reflect these changes.
neworderempty : problems with data updates
booksellers.tmpl : TMPL_VAR not in comments
list_price becomes listprice in neworderempty script as in acq.js
- reindenting Suggestions.pm
- removing useless code in acqui-home.pl & fixing # of pending suggestion display
- add suggestion to order : displaying for selection suggestions accepted by the librarian (and reindenting)
- XHTMLing acqui-home (& removed useless parts)
NOTE ABOUT XHTML (could be useful) : <tfoot> must be BEFORE <tbody> in a <table>, even if, of course, it is displayed after.