[Koha-bugs] [Bug 28396] Call number browse pagination

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https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=28396

Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer at bsz-bw.de> changed:

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             Status|Signed Off                  |Failed QA
         QA Contact|testopia at bugs.koha-communit |katrin.fischer at bsz-bw.de
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--- Comment #5 from Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer at bsz-bw.de> ---
Something is not quite right here for me.

As we have no callnumbers in the sample data, I copied the itemnumber into
itemcallnumber, set cn_source to z (generic) and ran touch_all_items so set
cn_sort.

For me the main purpose of the callnumber browser is to quickly determine if a
callnumber has already been used. If it's used, you have a red line, if it's
free, you see a green line where the callnumber would be.


1) Existing: Search for 26

Old: You get the red markup for 26. 26 shows between 259 and 260 as expected.

New: Same. OK.

2) Not existing: Search for 1000

Old: Green line between 100 and 101 as expected.

New: You see the green line on top of the table, before 1, you are no longer
seeing the "before and after" correctly. Not OK.

3) Existing, not on first page: Search for 500

Old: You get the red markup for 500. 500 shows between 50 and 501 as expected.

New: You see the page with the first numbers, no clue red or green as the
number is on a much later page.

You can page there... (not nice) or you can use the table search - more clicks
and you don't see the before and after.

Not OK.


2) Modal

For me the window is a bit too small now and the table doesn't resize properly
when the window size is increased (maybe side effects of the new staff design?)

3) Sorting

cn_sort should be used for sorting on  the call number column.

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