[Koha-bugs] [Bug 7343] New: search tag usability in MARC framework
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Fri Dec 9 11:43:51 CET 2011
http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=7343
Bug #: 7343
Summary: search tag usability in MARC framework
Classification: Unclassified
Change sponsored?: ---
Product: Koha
Version: rel_3_6
Platform: All
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: enhancement
Priority: P5 - low
Component: Staff Client
AssignedTo: paul.poulain at biblibre.com
ReportedBy: gaetan.boisson at biblibre.com
QAContact: ian.walls at bywatersolutions.com
CC: gmcharlt at gmail.com
After searching for a tag in a marc framework, the list of tags is shown
starting with the tag we are looking for, but pages prior to the match are not
shown at all, leaving users under the impression that these tags have
disappeared.
My take on this is that we should either make it work as a filter and only
display the match, it would then be clear for the user that he has to empty the
search field in order to view the complete list of tags. Or make it work as a
simple search that would take us on the page of the match (and maybe highlight
the result) but without discarding the previous pages.
The behaviour is the same when editing subfields: if the user uses the
pagination to go edit the subfields for 995 and then clicks on the name of the
framework in the breadcrumb, the page shown is the result page for a search on
995, which hides all the previous pages. This is even more problematic as the
user hasn't used the searched box at this point. (In that case i think the link
should take the user on the first page of the framework, which is consistent
with what is written on the link he has clicked: the name of the framework.)
This is the behaviour in 3.6, 3.4 and 3.2.
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