This program captures data reported from patron in CSV files and emailed to librarians, who can then perform additional research to see if the article or journal is available and to investigate the cause of the broken link.
PHP Hosting: for running this PHP web-based program
Download and upload all files and folders into your hosting environment.
Edit this file to provide the list of URL identify and library emails as formatted here:
[Library URL identify and Emails: lib_code = list of URL identify|list of emails]
TST = -tst.primo,-test.primo,test.primo|your_library_email1@your_domain.com, your_library_email2@your_domain.com
Once Configuration is Complete
Follow this blog to setup the frontend form for Broken Link report in PrimoVE:
https://developers.exlibrisgroup.com/blog/report-a-broken-link-in-primove/
Important note:
In custom.js, change this code at the very bottom:
From
xhttp.open("POST", "https://your.domain.edu/path_to_code/", true);
To
xhttp.open("POST", "https://your_hosting_domain.com/your_path/broken_link_backend.php", true);
Then ... that's it! When the patron sends the report, the data is captured in CSV files and emailed to librarians
This program captures data in CSV files and provides a simple view page where library staff can browse and download the broken link reported. There are 2 options:
https://your.domain.edu/path_to_code/view_reports.php?lib=TST
TST is the lib code you're setting for each libraries in config.ini
https://your.domain.edu/path_to_code/view_reports.php?lib=ALL
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