title (ti) - search title *
subject (su) - search subject *
series (se) - search series *
- lang - limit by language (specifiy multiple langs with lang:l1 lang:l2 ...)
+ lang - limit by language (specify multiple langs with lang:l1 lang:l2 ...)
site - search at specified org unit, corresponds to actor.org_unit.shortname
pref_ou - extend search to specified org unit, corresponds to actor.org_unit.shortname
sort - sort type (title, author, pubdate)
);
/* XXX i18n - also, the reason this isn't loaded from a server-side page
* has to do with problems of knowing when the page has loaded, so we
- * can begin maniuplating it. we could retrieve content with an xhr call
+ * can begin manipulating it. we could retrieve content with an xhr call
* though...
*/
win.document.title = "Claim Voucher";
case 'dos.print':
params.dos_print = true;
case 'custom.print':
- /* FIXME - this it a kludge.. we're going to sidestep window-based html rendering for printing */
+ /* FIXME - this is a kludge.. we're going to sidestep window-based html rendering for printing */
/* I'm using regexps to mangle the html receipt templates; it'd be nice to use xsl but the */
/* templates aren't guaranteed to be valid xml. The unadulterated msg is still preserved in */
/* params */
<tr><td>title/ti</td><td>search title</td></tr>
<tr><td>subject/su</td><td>search subject</td></tr>
<tr><td>series/se</td><td>search series</td></tr>
- <tr><td>lang</td><td>limit by language (specifiy multiple langs with lang:l1 lang:l2 ...)</td></tr>
+ <tr><td>lang</td><td>limit by language (specify multiple langs with lang:l1 lang:l2 ...)</td></tr>
<tr><td>site</td><td>search at specified org unit, corresponds to actor.org_unit.shortname</td></tr>
<tr><td>sort</td><td>sort type (title, author, pubdate)</td></tr>
<tr><td>dir</td><td>sort direction (asc, desc)</td></tr>