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Placing Holds
Updated document about Holds Placement which takes No Recalls Into Account.
If an item can be placed on hold OR requested through ILL, we display the "I Want It" button. See No Recalls Logic. This translates to -- if it has holdable: true
then we can place holds, but they may need to be ILLs (or non-recalling for community/PA borrowers). If holdable: false
, we don't display the button.
My Account hold placement against Symphony should allow the following:
- If single item (see below) allow user to select pickup location and date no longer wanted.
- If multiple items (see below) allow user to select which items are wanted as well as pickup location & date no longer wanted.
- Confirm details.
- Allow user to return to the item record page or view a summary of their current holds in My Account.
In cases where all local copies are unavailable and the patron is eligible for ILL, the "I Want It" button will take them to the ILL hold placement page in My Account which allows them to place an ILLiad Request.
- Is item
holdable:true
? - Are all copies in locations in the
non_holdable
array OR in libraries that are in theclosed_libraries
array in our libraries/locations list? - Generate the ILL-based link for I Want It Button
- When patron clicks and authenticates, double-check that they're ILL-eligible, otherwise redirect them to the Symphony hold page.
If a user does not have an ILLiad account, a new one will be created for them. ILLiad hold placement has the same allowances as Symphony hold placement (see above) along with a link letting them know they can put a hold on a local copy instead if they're willing to wait.
If a record has many copies of a single volume, the hold placement screen should simply have you select pickup location and date no longer wanted. A single volume may be determined by identical call numbers on a bibliographic record (possibly across many CallInfo records in the WebServices response).
If a record has multiple volumes (whether one or many copies), the hold placement screen should display a checkbox for each unique call number value. It should only allow you to select items for which a hold can be successfully placed (see Missing, Lost, and Other UnHoldable Items).
- Example of many copies of single volume: Amish Quilt
- Example of several copies of multiple volumes + missing copy: Alien Quadrilogy
The problem of holdable items which are missing or lost was solved by the ILL placement option.
For display of active holds including ILLiad holds, see required components of the My Account page.
- Home
- Testing Documentation for Product Owner
- Components, Features, and Functions
- Library Faceting and Locations Management
- Advanced Search
- Browse Items By Library of Congress Call Number
- Browse by Subject, Author, and Title
- Availability Display
- Summary Holdings Display
- Holdings and Availability for Bound-Withs
- Holds and ILL
- Requesting Items with Aeon
- Course Reserves
- Google Books and HathiTrust Integration
- Bento Integration
- Indexing and Display
- Sources of Catalog Data
- Display Fields
- Title Fields
- Author and Creator Fields
- Thesis Department
- ISSNs and ISBNs
- URL Fields
- Publication and Edition Fields
- Material Characteristics Fields
- Language Fields
- Subject Fields
- Genre Fields
- Note Fields
- Serials
- Bound-Withs
- Formats
- Media Types
- Access Facet
- Open Access Facet
- Call Numbers
- OCLC Number
- LCCN
- Report Numbers
- Endowment Codes and Names
- Adding Linked to Request Scanning
- Summary Holdings Indexing
- My Account
- Tests
- Development Setup and Notes
- Deployment Notes