*Renew*:: List of items that have been renewed using the Renew Item Screen.
*Transit List*:: Prints the list of items in-transit from the Transit List.
*Transit Slip*:: This is printed when an items goes in-transit to another location.
+*Offline Checkout*::A basic checkout receipt for Offline use.
+*Offline Checkin*::A basic listing of times checked in Offline.
+*Offline Renew*::A basic listing of items renewed in Offline.
+*Offline In-House Use*::Listing of items used in house in Offline.
Editing Receipts
Print templates use variables for various pieces of information coming from the
Evergreen database. These variables deal with everything from the library name
to the due date of an item. Information from the database is entered in the
-templates with curly brackets `{{term}}`.
+templates with curly brackets '{{term}}'.
-Example: `{{checkout.title}}`
+Example: '{{checkout.title}}'
Some print templates have sections that are repeated for each item in a list.
For example, the portion of the Checkout print template below repeats every item
that is checked out in HTML list format by means of the 'ng-repeat' in the li
tag.
+<<recipt_contents_reference.adoc, Receipt Contents Reference>> is a list of most of the variables that you can use in your receipts.
+
------
<ol>
<li ng-repeat="checkout in circulations">
|{{today}} | 2017-08-01T14:18:51.445Z
|{{today \| date:'short'}} | 8/1/17 10:18 AM
|{{today \| date:'M/d/yyyy'}} | 8/1/2017
+|{{today \| date:'shortDate'}} | 4/24/19
+|{{today \| date:‘shortTime'}} | 9:43 AM
+|{{today \| date:'longDate'}} |April 24, 2019
+|{{today \| date:‘medium'}} |April 24, 2019 8:30:01 AM
|===================================================
Currency Formatting
Add " | currency" after any dollar amount that you wish to display as currency.
Example:
-`{{xact.summary.balance_owed | currency}}` prints as `$2.50`
+'{{xact.summary.balance_owed | currency}}' prints as '$2.50'
Conditional Formatting
You can use Angular JS to only print a line if the data matches. For example:
-`<div ng-if="hold.email_notify == 't'">Notify by email: {{patron.email}}</div>`
+'<div ng-if="hold.email_notify == 't'">Notify by email: {{patron.email}}</div>'
This will only print the "Notify by email:" line if email notification is
enabled for that hold.
Example for checkout print template that will only print the amount a patron
owes if there is a balance:
-`<span ng-if="patron_money.balance_owed">You owe the library
-${{patron_money.balance_owed}}</span>`
+'<span ng-if="patron_money.balance_owed">You owe the library
+${{patron_money.balance_owed}}</span>'
See also: https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngIf
^^^^^^^^^^
To print just a sub-string of a variable, you can use a *limitTo* function.
-`{{variable | limitTo:limit:begin}}` where *limit* is the number of characters
+'{{variable | limitTo:limit:begin}}' where *limit* is the number of characters
you are wanting, and *begin* (optional) is where you want to start printing
those characters. To limit the variable to the first four characters, you can
-use `{{variable | limitTo:4}}` to get "vari". To limit to the last five
-characters you can use `{{variable | limitTo:-5}}` to get "iable". And
-`{{variable | limitTo:3:3}}` will produce "ria".
+use '{{variable | limitTo:4}}' to get "vari". To limit to the last five
+characters you can use '{{variable | limitTo:-5}}' to get "iable". And
+'{{variable | limitTo:3:3}}' will produce "ria".
|========================================================================================
| Original | Code | Result
image uploaded onto a publicly available web server. (It will currently only
work with images on a secure (https) site.) For example:
src="https://evergreen-ils.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/copy-Evergreen_Logo_sm072.jpg"
-style="width:150px;padding:5px;">`
+style="width:150px;padding:5px;">'
Sort Order
^^^^^^^^^^
following will sort a list of holds by the shelving location first, then by the
call number:
-`<tr ng-repeat="hold_data in holds | orderBy :
-['copy.location.name','volume.label']">`
+'<tr ng-repeat="hold_data in holds | orderBy : ['copy.location.name','volume.label']">'
Subtotals
^^^^^^^^^
Exporting templates
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-As you can only save a template on to the computer you are working on you will
+As you can only save a template on to the computer you are working (*Save Locally*) on you will
need to export the template if you have more than one computer that prints out
receipts (i.e., more than one computer on the circulation desk, or another
computer in the workroom that you use to checkin items or capture holds with)
-. Export.
-. Select the location to save the template to, name the template, and click
-*Save*.
-. Click OK.
+. Export Customized Templates.
+. Saves a “print_templates.json” file in the downloads folder.
+NOTE: You can rename a the file to better track your changes.
Importing Templates
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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