those icons directly comes from a kde icon set (no change of name).
they are supposed to be self explanatory and can be use to avoid "delete...", "add..." links
the admin pages have been modified and will be commited immediatly.
the look of koha is really nicer with those little icons.
Note that if you want to change the icon set, you just need to pick the icons in your kde local icon folder :-)
NOTES to 1.2 managers : the 1.2 seems to have problems too :
* when finishrecieve is called, the booksellerid is lost, and you arrive to the "recieve.pl" again, it's with the 1st bookseller from the DB.
* under certain circunstances, the invoice # is lost, and ALL lines from the bookseller are shown. this strange behaviour is fixed too in this commit
NOTES to 1.2 managers : the 1.2 seems to have problems too :
* when finishrecieve is called, the booksellerid is lost, and you arrive to the "recieve.pl" again, it's with the 1st bookseller from the DB.
* under certain circunstances, the invoice # is lost, and ALL lines from the bookseller are shown. this strange behaviour is fixed too in this commit
* finishing templating acquisition
* first step to acquisition/cataloguing merging.
show no errors, but seems a little buggy (order counter wrong, problem at end of acquisition process...)
* headers included in each template now are text-only headers (like in non-english versions).
* Added "parameters" links in header
* Added "Cataloguing" link. The cataloguing link goes to the MARC cataloguing (acqui.simple). Will evolve in the near future with reordering of acquisition and cataloguing.
* templating of normal acquisitions
* some graphic changes (use of yellow color as "acquisition/cataloguin" symbol, header consistency...)
* minor reordering of screens (newbasket.pl now unused)
* few bugfixes
When templating finished, the recieving of a book will be ended by a "calatoguing" screen.
Cataloguing will be MARC cataloguing or non-MARC cataloguing, depending on "acquisitions" system parameter.
Those fields doesn't have subfields.
In koha, we will use a specific "trick" : fields <10 will have a "virtual" subfield : "@".
Note it's only virtual : when rebuilding the MARC::Record, the koha API handle correctly "@" subfields => the resulting MARC record has a 00x field without subfield.
Those fields doesn't have subfields.
In koha, we will use a specific "trick" : fields <10 will have a "virtual" subfield : "@".
Note it's only virtual : when rebuilding the MARC::Record, the koha API handle correctly "@" subfields => the resulting MARC record has a 00x field without subfield.
