More circulating rules and displays
The display of the elements of the Conditions of Use (TOU) in Primo VE offers only one choice: "loanable" or "non-loanable" (or other local labels). This poses a problem for us for the elements which we wish to communicate on site during the day and which must therefore not appear as borrowed to avoid misunderstandings (cf. computer equipment) but which we wish to lend without "override". At the other end of the spectrum, we have the confidential copies which must not appear with a mention as "communicable ..." either. These conditions of use should be displayed according to 4 modalities: “Borrow at home”, “Use on site”, “Non-borrow” and “Confidential”.
The codes for these labels (ViewIt Labels table) are c.uresolver.getit2.itemlist.noncirculating vs c.uresolver.getit2.item_list.circulating with no apparent alternative. This binary choice of "circulating" corresponds to the menu Config> Fulfillment> Advanced Policy Configuration> Is loanable rule ("In reading room only" has the same result as "True").
We therefore believe that there should be 2 new options for the "Is loanable" rule: "On-site use" which would allow any colleague at the loan office to make a short-term loan, and "Confidential" which does not. would allow no transaction.
Thank you for your support !
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Is this about what non-signed in users see in Primo ? Is that similar to https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308176-primo/suggestions/36317461-display-item-policy-in-item-record ?
