Ryan Higgins [Tue, 22 Apr 2008 22:45:47 +0000 (17:45 -0500)]
Labels update- print any marc field and add csv output.
Make any MARC data available to labels module;
Also add a csv output option, allowing export of relevant
biblio data do a 3rd party label layout application.
Note: This patch REQUIRES a forthcoming updatedatabase patch !
Owen Leonard [Fri, 18 Apr 2008 20:04:31 +0000 (15:04 -0500)]
Fix for Bug 2015 ("subscription-renew button is disabled"), other markup corrections; Removing unused popup css declaration from doc-head-close; removing unused popup include file.
paul [Thu, 17 Apr 2008 17:52:56 +0000 (19:52 +0200)]
IMPROVEMENT : serialsadditems at subscription level (bump 071)
The patch update the DB by adding a row in the subscription table (serialsadditems), that is filled with the value of the syspref.
then, the syspref is deleted.
Andrew Moore [Tue, 22 Apr 2008 13:38:16 +0000 (08:38 -0500)]
testing framework: replacing PERL5LIB in order to more conidently find libraries
This patch makes the test suite work even when $PERL5LIB isn't set to the install directory.
It replaces $PERL5LIB with '..' in order to help ensure that we're loading the C4 libraries
out of the installation directory.
kohabug 1776 - enable daemon controls scripts for 'dev' mode
The daemon control scripts (koha-zebra-ctl.sh, koha-zebraqueue-ctl.sh,
and koha-pazpar2-ctl.sh) are now copied and installed in a
runnable fashion for a 'dev'-mode install. By default
they are installed in the bin subdirectory of the runtime
directory.
Also:
* the control scripts now work if the EUID is other
than root (as would be expected for a 'dev' or 'single'
install).
* Split the SCRIPT_DIR installation target into
SCRIPT_DIR (scripts to copy regardless of install mode)
and SCRIPT_NONDEV_DIR (scripts to copy to SCRIPT_DIR
unless the install mode is 'dev').
* All configuration and run-time files created during
a test suite run now live under t/run
* made sure scripts copied to t/run/bin are executable
* added t/run and t/test-config.txt to .gitignore
Signed-off-by: Andrew Moore <andrew.moore@liblime.com> Signed-off-by: Joshua Ferraro <jmf@liblime.com>
Andrew Moore [Fri, 18 Apr 2008 15:58:30 +0000 (10:58 -0500)]
improvements to automated tests, including a testing database
I'm adding a bunch of additions to the test suite. There is now a test
database that is created, and a test instance of the zebra server and
daemon that are run before the tests in t/database-dependent.pl are
run. This means that you can test things that insert (or destroy)
things in the database.
To use these tests, after you 'make' your koha installation, you can
change to the 't' directory and 'make test' there.
There is now an additional question asked during installation. It asks
whether you would like to run the data-dependent tests. If so, It asks
you for some login information to a test database. I recommend that
you do not not use your production database here. It will delete all
of the data in it.
Things that need improvement:
* I suspect that there are large parts that are not very platform
independent, so they will need to be improved.
* There are some parts of the installer that will probably be
refactored to let this work a little bit better, including being run
directly from a main-level 'make' target at some point.
* Lots more tests to add. Be bold! (see the t/lib directory)
* other tests in t/*.t can possibly benefit from being included in here.
There are two required perl modules for this part of the test suite. I
use:
'Test::Class' => 0.028,
'Test::Class::Load' => 0.02,
They are not listed as requirements in the top-level Makefile.PL
because they're not actually required to install or use Koha, but if
you want to run the test suite, you can install them from CPAN.
refactor web installer code to created C4::Installer
Created a new module, C4::Installer, which embodies
most of the code from installer/install.pl that handles
identifying and loading SQL scripts and setting the
Version, marcflavour, FrameworksLoad, and NoZebra
system preferences.
With C4::Installer, it is now easier to automate
initializing and populating a Koha database. This will
help allow the test suite to set up a test database
in order to run DB-dependent tests, as well as write
a command-line installer which may be of use to hosts
that need to support multiple Koha databases.
Check verifies that all subfields for each tag
are assigned to the same editor tab (or are ignored).
This situation can lead to data corruption, because
if an incoming MARC record has a field whose subfields
are assigned to different tabs, the first time that
record is saved in the bib editor, the field
will be split into multiple versions, each containing
the subfields assigned to a given tab.
Errors identified by this test known
in the MARC21 frameworks - I'm working on a patch to
correct those.
kohabug 2022 - fixed fine and issuing rules editors
Because of the way that the older fine and issuing
rule editors generate the HTML form, if a branch code,
patron category code, or item type code happened to have a
'-' or '.', the HTML form would not be parsed properly, thus
adding an implicit (rather than explicit) limit on the
characters allowed in one of those codes.
This fix removes this limitation by Base64-encoding the codes
when constructing the names for the <input> elements.
Two functions are added to C4::Koha:
str_to_base64() - UTF-8 string to Base64
base64_to_str() - reverse
rebuild_zebra.pl will now mark all zebraqueue entries
of the affected record type(s) done when run in
normal mode to index all records (as opposed to running
it with -z to just process the zebraqueue). This prevents
any running zebraqueue_daemon processes from attempting
to reindex the same records, redundantly.
The new -y swtich overrides this new behavior; in other words, if
running rebuild_zebra.pl without -z, you can specify
-y to *not* mark zebraqueue done.
disabled values are not passed to CGI.
So that if you disable entry, values and subfield codes are mixed up.
I changed disabled=tru to readonly and it fixes the bug.
* Add a new parameter -o to begin importing input file after skiping
n records.
* Enclose input file reading in an eval directive to avoid abording
import if few records are corrupted: they are now skipped.
* Help formating.
Owen Leonard [Tue, 15 Apr 2008 18:49:29 +0000 (13:49 -0500)]
Correction to cat-search.inc to avoid focus-stealing problem; Change to detail.tmpl to play nice with moredetail.tmpl; Minor changes to search pages to allow greater flexibility with background customizations.
Improving workflow : A suggestion can be edited and status can be changed if mistaken as soon as it is not deleted or acquired.
Adding dates display.
Adding deletion of suggestions.
Two fixes to speed up (a little bit) installation process
Add a explanation on DBD::mysql installation without test suite.
Add /misc/translator/install-code.pl script that creates templates
for specified language codes.
In the list of bibs for an import batch, the sequence
number is now a link to a preview of the original
MARC record - uses the same JavaScript widget as the
preview for Z39.50 search results.
Andrew Moore [Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:32:58 +0000 (11:32 -0500)]
bug 1953: removing possible SQL injections from C4::Acquisition::GetHistory
I think this is the last sub in this module that needs to be changed.
there should be no functionality or no documentation changes with this patch.
http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1953
using as_xml uses default MARC::File::XML format which is UNIMARC for marcflavour UNIMARC
And thus, causing a problem when encoding simple items marc records.
Andrew Moore [Thu, 10 Apr 2008 19:49:39 +0000 (14:49 -0500)]
bug 1953: removing possible SQL injections from C4::Acquisition::GetLateOrders
I decided to not make chagnes the the query that's executed on databases other than MySQL as I have no good way to test that.
This change provides no functinality change and requires no documentation change.
This plugin by Jörn Zaeffererr handles creating an
expandable and collapsible tree from an unordered list, and
will initially be used for the enhanced user permissions page.
The plugin is dual-licensed: MIT and GPL.
Updated all scripts appearing on the tools page
to respect a granular permission defined for
each of them.
The tools menu and home page have been changed so
that only the specific tools that a user has
access are displayed. This is simple, but depending on
the module and circumstance, it may be better to
display functions that the user has does not have
access to, but disable the links and do some sort
of visual styling to indicate that a function exists
but requires additional privileges to access.
Adjusted the user permissions editing page as follows:
* Replaced table with a list
* Implemented a tree control using the jQuery Treeview plugin
* When CheckSpecificUserPermissions is ON, if a module
flag has specific (i.e., children) permissions, allow
them to be edited - this is where the tree control
comes in.
* Added some hooks and an initial stab at the CSS
to style the permissions editor tree.
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