[Koha] Display of Scrolling New Arrivals List on Koha OPAC

[Paul A]

You seem to have "lost" your catalogue (404) at 
<http://libcat.nitrkl.ac.in/webopac>.

P.

At 10:19 PM 7/20/2015 +0530, vinod mishra wrote:
>Dear Koha users,
>It is nice to share one trick/Jugar to display the scrolling list of New
>Arrivals in your library OPAC or even at your library website. Go to
>advance search than select the Item type one by one all like Books, CD/DVD,
>Thesis, e-books, reference books etc. than simply hit the SEARCH button
>(Without entering any kew words), it will display all your library
>materials result than sort the result by “Acquisition date : Newest to
>oldest” . After that select the RSS feed red color icon on top which will
>display the same result list, than copy the link location and paste it in
>any rss feed scroller available on internet like http://feed.mikle.com/
><http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffeed.mikle.com%2F&h=UAQEMvojp&enc=AZMMFAkeZ1va-BJfI8HwAXeYBzxsX59LulTfH8eLOUEHliuiWzAr54x7FWTfNGXD9ARJJjREjy-t3xk0XZZwboXY-_PhqNOwEeStRPfDS_dJl-nEMHN5LT7hMgGPpZHI7WC1PtbJmFw6H156d2q5oXwAz0AMOgDwcHk-j4r4stTdXgd5WWODdD-lhtfjEc1ukP9sQ5gWYmnGJ-7u2uV-abu1&s=1>
>. Now just paste the entire code as instructed in the feed reader website
>after necessary modifications like number of item to display, color etc. on
>your Koha opac system preferences. You can also use the List option to
>create one list of new arrivals and than use the above steps (version 3.20
>and above). For example please see below link:
>
>http://opac.nitrkl.ac.in/cgi-bin/koha/opac-main.pl
>
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