General settings
Cookies
When Folio is opened in a new browser for the first time by a user, the cookie message will be displayed:
This site uses cookies. By continuing to use the site, you are agreeing to XXXX's placement of cookies on your device. Find out more here.
The link will open the default Folio cookie message in a new browser window:
If you have an organisation specific cookie message then you should copy that into the WebView/html directory on the web server and you can then configure the cookie_reminder_text message in gno_startup to link to your own cookies information.
- Go to OPAC> Configuration Settings.
- Search for cookie_reminder_text.
- Open the record in modify and in Value edit any text and insert the link to your own organisation's page:
Config Block | gno_startup |
---|---|
場景 | cookie_reminder_text |
說明 | The text of the statement that informs first time visitors that essential cookies are used. |
Value | concat("This site uses cookies. By continuing to use the site, you are agreeing to XXXX's placement of cookies on your device. <a href='", gnosys_html, "/olib_cookies.html' target='_new'>Find out more here</a>.") |
Allowable Values | A short piece of text |
Sequence 1 | 5 |
Sequence 2 | 0 |
Include? | 是 |
Application title
If you want to change the title of the application (OLIB Folio) to represent your OPAC then modify the applicationTitle setting in gno_startup:
- Go to OPAC> Configuration Settings.
- Search for applicationTitle.
- Open the record in modify and in Value enter your preferred title:
Config Block | gno_startup |
---|---|
場景 | applicationTitle |
說明 | The application title displayed in the browser's title bar. |
Value | "OLIB Folio" |
Allowable Values | Any text. |
Sequence 1 | 9 |
Sequence 2 | 0 |
Include? | 是 |
Once you have reloaded Folio the application title will have changed.
Login option
Folio takes the same login options as you had set up in WebView. The configuration options are held in the config block login. To view these:
- Go to OPAC> Configuration Settings.
- Choose the search Configuration Settings by Config Block.
- Search for Config Block login.
Here are some sample settings in login:
Config Setting ID | Interface | Config Block | 場景 | Value | Sequence1 | Sequence2 | Include? |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
363 | 1 | login | login_prompt | "Please enter your " | 2 | 0 | Y |
364 | 1 | login | login_prompt2 | "Please enter your password" | 3 | 0 | Y |
365 | 1 | login | log_submit | "Login now" | 4 | 0 | |
367 | 1 | login | l_loginfail | "Sorry, but the details entered are not valid. Please try again." | 5 | 0 | Y |
27 | 1 | login | self-registration | false | 8 | 0 | Y |
3550 | 1 | login | page_title_login | "Login to OLIB Folio" | 11 | 0 | Y |
3554 | 1 | login | allow_login_if_expired | "N" | 15 | 0 | Y |
3558 | 1 |
login |
password_reset_allowed | true | 17 | 0 | Y |
For example, you switch off self-registration by setting the self_registration setting to false.
Tip: if you wish to keep the same options for user login as you had for WebView then there is no need to change the login settings.
Once you have logged in the welcome message is overlaid on the banner graphic.
Single Sign-On
Folio can be configured with a variety of Single Sign-On options by configuring the settings in System Administration / OPAC Defaults unser SSO/Authentication Parameters.
Field | Possible values |
---|---|
Credential Capture Type |
This field determines how Folio will ascertain the identity of the user.
|
Redirect URL (Login) |
This, combined with Credential Capture Type set to "Local" will be offered as a hyperlink in place of the Login form in Folio and will expect a Cookie value to be set which identifies the individual user. An example .asp page which will manage authentication in IIS is provided below. |
Authentication Type | Please leave this set to OLIB |
Authentication Token Name | This is the name of the environment variable or Cookie in which the identifier is given to find the user record after authentication. For NTLM, this will be REMOTE_USER. |
Match Field In OLIB | This can be used to specify the field which will be searched to identify the user as provided either from the login form or an environment variable or cookie value. This defaults to Barcode. |
LDAP Server | This field is not used |
Redirect URL (Logout) | This, combined with Credential Capture Type set to "Local" will be offered as a hyperlink in place of the Logout link in Folio and will expect a Cookie value to be cleared, indicating that the user no longer wishes to be logged in. |
Example .asp Authentication Page
The following .asp code can be modified to suit your deployment and placed into a file with a .asp extension.
<%@LANGUAGE="JavaScript"%> <script type="text/javascript" runat="server" language="javascript"> // The domain prefix which is part of the REMOTE_USER value, but not normally(?) in OLIB // This is a regular expression - so the "^" at the star is important // Do not leave this empty : /^nochange$/ would be much safer AuthDomain = /^WINDOWS\\/i; // The Name of the cookie to pass to OLIB // Do not include anything other than alphanumeric characters : and start with a letter // This will not work with "_"s CookieName = "SSOUSERID"; // The internet domain at which to store the Cookie // This must be used by both Folio and the system carrying out the authentication NetworkDomain = "myorg.org"; // The URL for folio FolioURL = "https://library.myorg.org/folio"; // ========================================================================================= // Configurable section ends RemoteUser = "" + Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_USER"); LoginName = RemoteUser.replace(AuthDomain, ""); Response.Cookies(CookieName) = LoginName; Response.Cookies(CookieName).Domain = NetworkDomain; Response.Cookies(CookieName).Path = "/"; Response.Redirect(FolioURL); </script>
Once placed onto the IIS server, the folder can be shared with Anonymous Browsing disabled. This will force the IIS service to ask the browser to authenticate, supplying the value for REMOTE_USER, which the .asp page then returns to Folio as a Cookie called SSOUSERID. This should match the value for Authentication Token Name. This does not have to be on the same server as Folio as long as both the IIS and Folio servers are accessed under the NetworkDomain given in the .asp. This page can then be located in the "Redirect URL (Login)" field.
With the correct configuration, browser and options this process can be entirely transparent to the users. If, for example, auth_need is set to "always", then Folio will divert to the Login URL when the user first navigates to it. This can then pick up the Windows authentication details and divert back to Folio with suitable login information ready for Folio to be used as desired. The user may never need to enter their login details. This will, however, mean that the user cannot sign out as Folio will simply log them straight back in again.
The following .asp code can be used to logout:
<%@LANGUAGE="JavaScript"%> <script type="text/javascript" runat="server" language="javascript"> // The Name of the cookie to pass to OLIB // Do not include anything other than alphanumeric characters : and start with a letter // This will not work with "_"s CookieName = "SSOUSERID"; // The internet domain at which to store the Cookie // This must be used by both Folio and the system carrying out the authentication NetworkDomain = "myorg.org"; // The URL for folio FolioURL = "https://library.myorg.org/folio"; // ========================================================================================= // Configurable section ends Response.Cookies(CookieName) = ""; Response.Cookies(CookieName).Domain = NetworkDomain; Response.Cookies(CookieName).Path = "/"; Response.Redirect(FolioURL); </script>
This page can then be located in the "Redirect URL (Logout)" field.
Hello
The Hello part of this message is taken from the l_hello setting in g_user_msgbox.
By default Folio displays "Hello" followed by any relevant update message -
Hello (Items ready for collection: 3)
If you want to include the user's forename and/or surname, then edit the Value field in the l_hello setting to include <FNAME> <SNAME> as required, e.g:
"Hello <FNAME> <SNAME>"
or -
"Hello <FNAME>"
- Go to OPAC> Configuration Settings.
- Search for l_hello:
Config Block | g_user_msgbox |
---|---|
場景 | l_hello |
說明 | The text that appears before the user name, and other alerts, when the user logs in |
Value | "Hello <FNAME>" |
Allowable Values | A short piece of text |
Sequence 1 | 24 |
Sequence 2 | 0 |
Include? | N |
- Modify the record to include FNAME and/or SNAME in double quotes as shown in the Value field.
Footer
The footer is controlled by the footerDisplayText in gno_startup.
e.g:
Powered by OLIB, © OCLC (UK) Ltd 2013-2019 Privacy Policy
To change the footer (for example to add your own organisation’s name to the copyright statement) then modify this setting as required:
- Go to OPAC> Configuration Settings.
- Search for footerDisplayText.
- Open the record in modify and in Value enter your preferred text and links:
Config Block | gno_startup |
---|---|
場景 | footerDisplayText |
說明 | The text of the footer. |
Value | "Powered by <STRONG>OLIB</STRONG>, © <a target='new' href='http://www.oclc.org'>OCLC (UK) Ltd</a> 2013-2019 <A HREF='https://myopac.myorg.org/folio/?sobj...ce=foliofooter'' target='new' TITLE='This institution processes personal information for the
purpose of providing this service. Please review the Privacy
Policy for additional information.'>Privacy Policy</A>" |
Allowable Values | Any text. |
Sequence 1 | 17 |
Sequence 2 | 0 |
Include? | 是 |
Various options for the Privacy Policy are also available.
Breadcrumb trail
It is configurable whether the breadcrumb trail is displayed either:
- in the top left corner of the Folio screen, immediately below the menu bar
- in the bottom right corner of the browser window
The setting display_breadcrumb in gno_startup specifies where the breadcrumb trail is displayed.
- Go to OPAC> Configuration Settings.
- Search for display_breadcrumb. If it does not exist, click New Record:
Config Block | gno_startup |
---|---|
場景 | display_breadcrumb |
說明 | Whether the breadcrumb trail is displayed in the top left (TL) or bottom right (BR). Exclude this setting to not display the breadcrumb trail at all. |
Value | "TL" |
Allowable Values | "TL" or "BR" |
Sequence 1 | 30 |
Sequence 2 | 0 |
Include? | 是 |
- In Config Block select gno_startup from the drop down.
- In Value enter "TL" to display in top left of Folio page or "BR" to display in bottom right.
- Set Include = Yes.
If display_breadcrumb is not included in gno startup, the breadcrumb trail is not displayed.
語言
If your OPAC is to be available in more than one language then you will need to visit 2 settings in gno_startup:
- showAltInterfaceMenu: this controls whether the alternative language interface menu is displayed in Folio
- possLanguages: this controls which languages are included
- Go to OPAC> Configuration Settings.
- Search for the setting.
- Open the record in modify:
- for showAltInterfaceMenu set Value to true and Include? to Yes
- for possLanguages enter the languages in Value using double quotes (currently "en nl" for English / Dutch); set Include? Yes
- Save the changes.
Other languages can also be translated for inclusion in the possLanguages setting.