photonicgnostic

Yes, the plugin will be patched and reactivated as soon as possible.

With most of the image server options you can replace the default/missing cover image with an image of your own, unfortunately this does not work with Content Cafe so it’s irrelevant in your case.

Display of the alt text is an option you can turn on:
In Bookshelves > Settings > Slider Settings tab check Captions or Captions Overlay

You might also question B&T why they don’t have covers for certain ISBNs. I suspect the answer will be that they don’t sell it. They have covers for some non-print ISBNs, but not others.

I have updated the Syndetics image URLs with version 5.9.

The XSS vulnerability has been patched in version 5.9.

This looks like a webserver configuration issue. Ask your web host if they can increase the cURL timeout value to 30 seconds. The plugin has a 30-second timeout built in for API calls, but it appears to be superseded by a 5-second timeout set elsewhere.

These Sierra queries are notoriously slow. You might have luck using a query which returns fewer results.

Thanks!

You should be using https://minerva.maine.edu/iii/sierra-api/v6/bibs/query?offset=0&limit=10, where the offset value skips the first X number of results, and limit value caps the number of results returned.

Have you also created a JSON query in the Create Lists function in the Sierra client?

You can test your query here before trying it in the plugin: https://minerva.maine.edu/iii/sierra-api/swagger/index.html#!/bibs/Filter_the_records_by_a_query_in_JSON_format_post_5. Remember to enter your API key and secret at the top of the page first.

Can you share the request URL you’re using?

I’m glad you’ve enjoyed using the plugin. An update to fix this vulnerability is in progress. I can’t give you an ETA at this point, but I hope to get around to finishing an update soon.

There seems to be some conflict with the Nimble Page Builder you are using, but it’s not consistent. Sometimes the Nimble interface works with Library Bookshelves active, sometimes not. If I can correct this it may take some time.

Thanks for letting me know!

Can you give me an example feed URL?

Thanks for the suggestion!

The reason you get UPCs when pulling from an RSS feed is because the plugin checks the image URL of each item in the feed for an ISBN. If it can’t find one it looks for a UPC. If you swap those lines you’ll potentially end up with more UPCs in your Bookshelves.

What library are you from?

That may do it for you

What you need to use Koha Reports Web Service with Bookshelves is the JSON results file from a public report, e.g. https://catalog.mydpl.org/cgi-bin/koha/svc/report?id=23

Here is the Koha documentation: https://koha-community.org/manual/latest/en/html/webservices.html#json-reports-services

Remove the Biblionumbers from the results and it should work.

Can you provide a link to the Koha report?

I can add BiblioCommons RSS support in the next version. Thanks for asking!