Sending article information from a link resolver
We would like to pass article information to RapidILL's "New Request" form through a link resolver service such as 360Link, so that we can easily make new requests.
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Caroline Harper
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Yes, this is possible. You can pass article metadata (such as title, authors, journal, ISSN, year, and DOI) from a link resolver like 360Link directly into RapidILL’s “New Request” form using OpenURL parameters. This lets users create requests automatically without re-entering details.
For general resolver, metadata, and link-handling concepts, you can also check related technical guides here:
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Jamiejohn commented
This feature suggestion makes sense — sending article information directly from a link resolver could really streamline workflows for researchers and librarians. It’d save time by reducing manual steps every time someone checks a reference. I often browse https://todaynest.us/brianna-lyman/
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Robert Lerry commented
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harrie commented
It’s a great idea to pass article details directly from a link resolver to RapidILL’s New Request form. It would save time and make the request process much smoother. Just like in the
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Andrew Carter
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siamond tuffel commented
That should be possible — RapidILL supports OpenURL, so if your link resolver (like 360Link) can generate an OpenURL with the article metadata, you can pass that directly into the RapidILL “New Request” form. It usually just means mapping the resolver’s fields (title, ISSN, volume, issue, DOI, etc.) to the parameters RapidILL expects.
You might need to work with your systems librarian or the Ex Libris admin side to configure the export so it pushes the right fields.https://aethersx2-apk.com/ Once set up, staff should be able to click from 360Link straight into RapidILL with most of the form pre-filled, which saves a lot of manual entry.
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Shopkin commented
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Seacome
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Upvote. Would like to see more resolver service. https://growagardencalc.com/