Robert Heller

Call number is there, but it is probably not in the documentation, since it was added since the last time the documentation was updated.

It is possible. You would need to edit the code in includes/WEBLIB_Collection_Admin.php, specificly changing the function get_columns() in class WEBLIB_Collection_Admin (at line 187) to add the column. You would need to add a function column_thumbnail that echos or returns a suitable img tag. The column you want to add is ‘thumburl’. Its value would be a URL of an image (eg http://www.host.com/mumble.png) or empty (you can use WEBLIB_IMAGEURL . ‘/nothumb.png’ as the url to display a ‘no image available’ image).

Ok, I made a new release with the JavaScript updated. If you do a Lookup Item, all three image sizes, small, medium, and large (if available) are displayed and any of the three can be inserted as the thumbnail.

Not sure — I’d have to look at the product database API to see if there is a parameter controlling this.

I imported the file into my test site without problem. You did select the “Use CSV Header” checkbox? Also: you should fix your file: the ISBN’s are formatted as floating point numbers (n.nnnnnE+12) — you need to set the data type of that column as “string” and not “number”. Also the file has 31 empty rows of commas, so 31 books are entered with generated barcodes with blank data fields.

choongwh:
It should be there in the latest version.

And please *don’t* hijack threads! If you have a *new* question, open a *new* support thread.

Please double check this. There is nothing in the code that imposes any sort of item limit. I am not able to replicate this error. It seems like somehow your database systenm is fubar’ed. What operating system is your *server* running? What version of MySQL are you running?

Yes, mess-office seems to be a disaster when it comes to CSV files. M$ seems incapable of dealing inter-operatibly with standard formats.