@bib_mais_twitter -- in one of the threads, you were asking for examples of how to record the treatment of an object. Here is a screen shot of the container I use to record that information
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I probably should add a line for if the reference is a book or an article
In Providence, that is.
@jonasrosland: as in not in any collection or any storage location?
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@jonasrosland I can't see a way outside querying the db directly. Version 1.8 will have the new query builder which is pretty cool, but I couldn't get that to work for this case either. @collectiveaccess might be able to answer better.
@jonasrosland have you looked into document on how to use the advance search index syntax : https://docs.collectiveaccess.org/wiki/Search_Syntax#Searching_for_blank_values
@sterlingjenson: I just tried that in the advanced search and it unfortunately didn't work :(
@jonasrosland You could potentially index counts of relationships and then query for those with zero relationships to find objects "not in collection X" (etc.). This is not configured by default though.
The blank value syntax doesn't work for relationships, because relationships are not fields... there's nothing to be "blank"
Then I can filter by collection
So, would it be possible to add a filter for "No collection"?
You'd have to configure a "has" browse facet
and set it to the relevant table
@jonasrosland: by adding the browse facet like was mentioned you can do this, It's a configuration file change. I sent you a DM (not sure if you got it).
Hello. I have this warning at the end of every page from my installation:
Warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect to tls://collective-access.delisle.duckdns.org:25443:443 (Unknown error) in /var/www/html/ca/app/lib/Controller/Request/RequestHTTP.php on line 660
You can see that my installation uses tcp port 25443. RequestHTTP.php gets the server name from CA_SITE_HOSTNAME which is defined in
app/helpers/post-setup.php: define("CA_SITE_HOSTNAME", isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) ? $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] : '');
$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] contains the port in my case. It then adds $vn_port with a value of 443.
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] and $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] might be a better choice to find the name and port.
@pstimmons Because of the way PHP works (no threading), in order to perform search indexing in a separate process we have to initiate a request by hitting a URL on the server. We're not accounting for the port being stuck onto the hostname here, as you've observed. I've just pushed a change to master and develop branches to improve this.
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It'll be in the next releases, or you can pull it from git now if you wish
Hi @CariTheKitty . The manual linked from the homepage is for the soon to be released version 1.8 . The documentation for this is still a work in progress. Have a look at https://docs.collectiveaccess.org/wiki/Main_Page for any of missing information
Try this for Pawtucket. https://docs.collectiveaccess.org/wiki/Installing_Pawtucket2
Can't answer that sorry, I'm just a community member helping out.
I'm not sure. People use it to store born digital objects, just not sure if anyone else does purely that.
HI i am looking in testing the collectaccess web software.. any one got a demo version all setup as a virtual machine to make it easy to install thank you
sorry i have bad grammar i am dyselix
i need it running on my laptop and tweak it a bit and give a demo of it
