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34 votesUNDER REVIEW · 5 comments · ILS - Polaris » Acquisitions, Serials & Item/Issue/Inventory Management · Admin →
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AdminWes Osborn
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Saving the information in the browser cache could lead to catastrophic data loss. This renders the offline capabilities of Leap as unusable in many organizations.
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The amount of time this would save would almost be unbelievable to quantify. Our notes fields are littered with various date formats and staff initials. All of which could be gone in an instant if someone hits the wrong key. And they could be entered incorrectly because people are just hand typing the information.
I also think the value of blocking versus non-blocking needs to be re-examined in the Leap world where both options work similar when the staff are accessing the account.
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Just throwing this out here in case anyone sees this and is unaware, but the 970 $h allows you to match on a specific template name rather than the rather unwieldy combination of other codes. I might like to see the length of the $h expanded from 10 characters to allow for more unique template names especially in a consortia environment where the first 3 or 4 characters of the template name are typically the library abbreviation.