[Koha] notes or statistics of transactions in Circulation

[schnydszch]

Thanks Owen! I'll try to ask some libraries in our place, and if they are willing to sponsor such. Cheers!

 

On Thursday, May 22, 2014 5:53 AM, Owen Leonard-4 [via Koha] <ml-node+s1045719n5798946h55 at n5.nabble.com> wrote:
 


> Yes a bug would increase the chances of someone else picking 
> up the idea and implementing it. Sometimes you’re lucky :) 

However, even increased chances are slim chances. If you're not 
willing to fund the feature you seek it would probably be better for 
you to find some workaround which fits with Koha's existing 
functionality. Often this requires re-thinking the problem in terms of 
possible changes to your procedure rather than changes to Koha. 

> In our library, some bosses ask their staffs to borrow books for them, 
> and these bosses aren't even in the Patron's database of our Koha ILS. 

Perhaps you could add notes to staff members' accounts which indicate 
that they have permission to check out on behalf of their bosses? 

By the way schnydszch your messages to the Koha list are consistently 
marked as Spam by GMail, so I wonder if the same is happening for 
other people receiving your emails. I suggest you subscribe to the 
list rather than using the Nabble interface: 
http://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha

  -- Owen 

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