The $loggedinuser in Koha is the CODE of the logged user (result of get_user_and_template subroutine).
BTW, in get_user_and_template subroutine, the TMPL_VAR loggedinuser is replaced by the NAME of the user.
This is troubleshooting.
so, I replace the name by the "loggedinusername" template variable.
If you want to add the username somewhere, just add <TMPL_VAR name="loggedinusername"> in the template.
Fixes bug #401
You can add a new biblio/biblioitem/item now.
Currently you can only do this by using the Add biblio without ISBN/ISSN
link. The next task is to get the isbnsearch and title search linking to the
nonmarc scripts if marc support is off, and then to template them all.
z3950 search and import seems to works fine.
Let me explain how :
* a "search z3950" button is added in the addbiblio template.
* when clicked, a popup appears and z3950/search.pl is called
* z3950/search.pl calls addz3950search in the DB
* the z3950 daemon retrieve the records and stores them in z3950results AND in marc_breeding table.
* as long as there as searches pending, the popup auto refresh every 2 seconds, and says how many searches are pending.
* when the user clicks on a z3950 result => the parent popup is called with the requested biblio, and auto-filled
Note :
* character encoding support : (It's a nightmare...) In the z3950servers table, a "encoding" column has been added. You can put "UNIMARC" or "USMARC" in this column. Depending on this, the char_decode in C4::Biblio.pm replaces marc-char-encode by an iso 8859-1 encoding. Note that in the breeding import this value has been added too, for a better support.
* the marc_breeding and z3950* tables have been modified : they have an encoding column and the random z3950 number is stored too for convenience => it's the key I use to list only requested biblios in the popup.
* adding a syntax column in z3950 table = this column will say wether the z3950 must be called with PerferedRecordsyntax => USMARC or PerferedRecordsyntax => UNIMARC. I tried some french UNIMARC z3950 servers, and some only send USMARC, some only UNIMARC, some can answer with both.
Note this is a 1st draft. More to follow (today ? I hope).
It was due to an illegal contruction in Koha : we tried to retrive subfields from <10 tags.
That's not possible. MARC::Record accepted this in 0.93 version, but it was fixed after.
Now, the construct/retrieving is OK !
