I think we should not use the TCN, 001 for pulling the data. Some sites do use TCN values that are not the same as the database bib id number. I think we need to use the 901c value to pull the cover art.
The xsl files that seem to be used are in /openils/var/xsl, not the ones under /openils/var/web/opac/extras/xsl/
Restart supercat to reload files after changes.
osrf_control -l --service open-ils.supercat --restart
I used a bookbag to display a group of results with links like
/opac/extras/feed/bookbag/atom/<bookbagid>
/opac/extras/feed/bookbag/html-full/<bookbagid>
I think we should not use the TCN, 001 for pulling the data. Some sites do use TCN values that are not the same as the database bib id number. I think we need to use the 901c value to pull the cover art.
Here is a working branch that pulls out the 901c as a URN:BIBID: value. And then uses that in the ATOM2HTML.xsl for cover art. lp1674364_ html_feed_ atom_coverart_ bibid /git.evergreen- ils.org/ ?p=working/ Evergreen. git;a=shortlog; h=refs/ heads/user/ stompro/ lp1674364_ html_feed_ atom_coverart_ bibid
user/stompro/
https:/
Testing notes.
The xsl files that seem to be used are in /openils/var/xsl, not the ones under /openils/ var/web/ opac/extras/ xsl/
Restart supercat to reload files after changes.
osrf_control -l --service open-ils.supercat --restart
I used a bookbag to display a group of results with links like extras/ feed/bookbag/ atom/<bookbagid > extras/ feed/bookbag/ html-full/ <bookbagid>
/opac/
/opac/
Josh