Hi all!! A library uses Code 128B <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_128> for its material barcodes, with the great ByWater's Label Maker <https://github.com/bywatersolutions/koha-plugin-label-maker> plugin. For the SVG image generation, we were using barcode.tec-it.com <https://barcode.tec-it.com/barcode.ashx?data=>, but they start reducing their usage limits, so I look back to Koha capabilities. As we know, Koha doesn't support Code128B <https://github.com/Koha-Community/Koha/blob/main/svc/barcode#L92>. It seems the libbarcode-code128-perl <https://metacpan.org/release/Barcode-Code128> dependency package is used only for OPACVirtualCardBarcode, where is a viable option. I could generate PNG barcodes by naively tweaking `svc/barcode`: use Barcode::Code128; my %type_mapping = ( Code128b => 1, ); eval { if ( $type eq "Code128b") { my $code = new Barcode::Code128; $code->option("height", $height); $code->option("show_text", !$notext); $code->option("border", 0); $code->option("transparent_text", 1); $code->option("scale", 4); $code->option("font_align", "center"); $image = $code->png($barcode); } }; And ./cgi-bin/koha/svc/barcode?barcode=3721M&type=Code128b, but for some reason it fails (error 500) with some barcodes. Before I file a bug and maybe trying with JsBarcode or even Jquery.. there is something I'm missing? Code 128 is not so un popular. Why is not supported? Also, a `format` parameter would be great, for a future SVG and stretch without loosing any quality. Regards, Pablo
Anyone who would like to host KohaCon26 (international Koha conference to be held in 2026) should add some brief information about their proposal to the KohaCon26 proposals page on the Koha Wiki which has been prepared following the model used for previous KohaCons, http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/KohaCon26_Proposals and for which there is already a proposal from Stockholm University Library. At the 4 February 2025 Koha General meeting held on Jitsi, people concluded that we should solicit proposals to 28 March 2025, https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/General_IRC_meeting_4_February_2025 . Please link your summary proposal to a more detailed proposal in a new page on the Koha wiki or alternately hosted on your own webserver. If you have submitted a proposal for hosting KohaCon in the past but had not been selected, please submit a new proposal if you are interested in hosting KohaCon26. Do not be discouraged that some other proposal had been selected over yours in some previous year. In the interest of promoting regional diversity in Koha, we have rules against selecting KohaCon proposals from the same continent within three years in case the most populous regions might come to excessively dominate voting for selecting a proposal. The rule would be set aside for a particular year if no proposal from a different continent has been introduced. See https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Processes_for_KohaCons . Currently eligible continents are: Africa Asia Europe South America Anyone should be free to add additional relevant information to proposal information in the wiki, such as links and information for local hotel or other accommodations, attractions, etc. We want whatever information may be helpful for linking to a community wide ballot for selecting a particular proposal if we have the good fortune to have multiple proposals again. Thomas Dukleth Agogme 109 E 9th Street, 3D New York, NY 10003 USA http://www.agogme.com +1 212-674-3783
[Reply inline.] On Tue, February 11, 2025 14:23, Thomas Dukleth via Koha-devel wrote:
Anyone who would like to host KohaCon26 (international Koha conference to be held in 2026) should add some brief information about their proposal to the KohaCon26 proposals page on the Koha Wiki which has been prepared following the model used for previous KohaCons, http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/KohaCon26_Proposals
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and for which there is already a proposal from Stockholm University Library.
The end of the sentence referring to Stockholm University Library is a mistake starting with a draft from an earlier year which had been removed and was accidentally restored when using the undo function a step too far. Certainly, Stockholm University Library are welcome to resubmit a new proposal along with anyone else. Thomas Dukleth Agogme 109 E 9th Street, 3D New York, NY 10003 USA http://www.agogme.com +1 212-674-3783 [...]
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