Actively maintained

Purpose

A submodule for the Google Analytics Module.

Overview

The opac module enables libraries to integrate their catalog into Drupal allowing importing records, make advanced searches with faceted results, circulation task etc ... This module is intended to work with any ILS by using connectors. Everyone can make its own by creating a php file.

Modules included:

• OPAC: The main module. Allows to create ILS backends, define mapping, rules and harvest records
• Opac items: Get items informations
• Opac users: Allows library borrwers to make operation on items and views account informations
• Opac authorities: Import your authorities in drupal and link them to nodes
• Opac MARC: Provides a Marc view of bibliographics record for compliant systems

How this module works

In order to be "multi-ILS compliant" OPAC works with connectors. Connectors are php classes responsible of communicating with ILS backends. So, regardless of the protocol, data formats, web-services, the OPAC module is able to get records and insert them as node in Drupal.

See connector specifications for more details on how to make your own.

Only, bibliographics records and authorities are harvested and saved in Drupal. This can be done by using drush command (opac-harvest and opac-auth-harvest).

Plots a facet as a Graph, where the facet items are on the X-Axis, and the counts on the Y-Axis.

This module allows you to create multiple realms to show your facets in. A facet can have a different configuration per Realm.

This module makes a way to set a custom page title tag on a panels page.

What problem does this module solve?

When you are using the page_title module and the panels module together and you set your panel variant to "No Title", the page_title module will simply render nothing instead of showing a page title.

How does it solve the problem?

This module provides a panel pane (a mini piece of "content") that can be added to your panel and allows you to override the page title.

Instructions:

1. Install and enable "Panels" and "Page Title" modules.
2. Edit your existing panel page or create a new panel page.
3. Set your variant title to "No Title".
4. Click the button to add new content to your panel.
5. From the "HTML Head" section choose "Custom Title Tag"
6. Enter words or tokens (any token compatible with the page_title module) to compose your custom title
7. Save your panel page
8. View it. You will see the TITLE tag at the top of your browser populated with your custom title.