AdminLili Daie
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Regarding the suggested ideas:
1. Enable all tabs and fields to be editable without clicking on 'save and edit' button - this is not currently on our roadmap, and will be re-considered as part of moving to the new UX.
2. Add 'Save as Default' button - this will be covered by Physical Item Editor Templates, suggested in this accepted idea: https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308173/suggestions/42939099 -
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An error occurred while saving the comment As part of NERS #7948, Add “Not contains” or “Not equals” to Alma Titles and Inventory Search Indexes Where "Contains" or "Equals" Currently Exist, we will be adding not operators as the comment below suggests.
Please note that, since Alma offers combined enriched bibliographic and inventory search index, and it is possible to search titles by inventory information, the behavior of queries which retrieve bibliographic titles using inventory indexes with NOT operators will be as follows: When searching with a lower-level index "not contains" or "not equals", the search will retrieve all results where one or more inventory entities match the query. For example, searching for titles with location "not equals" library A will retrieve a title with items in both library B and library A, as there is an item that matched the search query.
This behavior was agreed upon with the NERS representatives. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thank you for posting this idea, and for the informative comments! We've noticed several different jobs mentioned in the comments - could we please ask you for a prioritized list of job reports that you would like improved?
Thank you Ariel and Ruhama for your comments.
We are looking into options for templates, to see if we can have a default template, or perhaps make the value of the template used when adding an item from a template "sticky" (so the system remembers the last template you've used and you won't need to choose it every time, only when changing from the last item created).