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Discover how permanent link URLs can be used in Folio and how you can configure the screen text using OLIB Web.

The library and its end users can share links to the library's materials available in Folio. You can distribute URLs via email, on intranet pages or in word documents, to allow a user to go "straight to" a record in Folio.

page-link-icon.pngIn Folio this is available wherever the Permalink icon is displayed.

Using permalinks staff and users can distribute Folio links to all the places in Folio listed here.

Example Folio link in an email message:

Email message showing Folio URL

The link takes the recipient straight to Folio where the relevant Title record is displayed.

Straight to title

  1. The user searches for a Title record in Folio.
  2. Display the Title details page.
  3. Click the permalink icon:

Folio title details showing permalink icon.

  1. On clicking the permalink icon, Folio displays the URL so that you can copy it [CRTL c]:

Folio "Copy this URL" message.

The URL can be distributed by pasting as required into documents or email and such.

 Note: it is also possible to include a display format in the URL

E.g:

http:// mylibraryolib.oclc.org/folio/?oid=3007&tiarray=full

This would display the title details in an alternative display format.

Straight to a list

A list is a Folio hitlist showing the contents of a Folder. You can send the URL of a list from the Lists option in Folio:

  1. In the main menu the user selects the Lists option:

Folio menu showing Lists option.

  1. Click on the relevant list to display the contents of the list and then click the permalink icon:

List of contents in a folder showing the permalink icon.

Folio displays the URL for the list so that you can copy [CTRL c] it and distribute by pasting as required into documents or email and such:

Permalink shown in WORD.

Straight to a title via ISxN

This allows you to build and distribute URLs that contain the ISxN of a bibliographic record in Folio.

The syntax is to enter the following to your base URL:

?isbn=xxxxxxxxxx

For example:

http://mylibrary/folio/?isbn=011621659X

When you paste the link into WORD, email and so on, the user is taken straight to the item in Folio:

ISBN permalink straight to record in Folio.

The URL ISxN extension can be one of three options:

?isbn=xxxxxxxxxx

?issn=xxxxxxxxxx

?isxn=xxxxxxxxxx

You can include or exclude hyphens. The URL-

http://mylibrary/folio/?isbn=0-345-66543-0

will take you straight to the title record with an ISBN of 0-345-66543-0. If there is more than one title with the ISxN, the titles are displayed in a standard title hitlist.

Straight to keyword search

You can build and distribute URLs that run a keyword search in Folio and display the results. The syntax is to enter the following to your base URL:

Syntax Result
?keywords=term For one keyword term
?keywords=term1+term2+term3 For several keywords
keyword (singular) will also work

For example:

http://mylibrary/folio/?keywords=economics+credit

Here is an example with the URL pasted into email which accesses a demo system URL and runs a keyword search for the terms economics and credit:

URL pasted into email which accesses a Folio system URL and runs a keyword search.

This is the default Folio ‘tumble-down’ keyword search and first lists any titles which match the phrase – and then any records which have both words present.

You can include any of the search features from the standard keyword search – including Boolean operators:

http://mylibrary/folio/?keywords=(economics+credit)+not+consumer

In this case the search will first process the keywords economics credit and then exclude any records which have the word consumer present. There will be no phrase matches.

Straight to a single Object / file attachment

You can build a URL that links straight to objects / file attachments in OLIB. There are 2 ways to achieve this.

Link to specific object

In your email / intranet page / word document, add the key from the Object record in OLIB to the base URL as follows:

?sobj=xxx

For example:

http://myopac.library.org/folio?sobj=123

When the recipient of the document clicks on the link, this navigates directly to the object with a key ID of 123. If display is allowed for that object, the object will be shown.

 Tip: this is useful for inclusion in your privacy notice in order to provide a link for the PDF privacy document.

Link to first object of a title

You can build a URL that links to the first object / file attachment of a particular Title number.

In your email / intranet page / word document, add the Title number and URL suffix to the end of the base URL as follows:

?stobj=xxxxx

For example:

http://myopac.library.org/folio?stobj=3457

When the reader of the document clicks on the link, this navigates to the first displayable object that is linked to Title number 3457.

Straight to user

The library can create a link going “straight to” a User record.

In your email / intranet page / word document, add the user barcode to the end of the Folio URL as follows:

?barcode=xxxx

For example:

http://myolibsystem.oa.oclc.org/app9...barcode=100382

When the reader of the document clicks on the link, they are taken directly to the User’s record in Folio:

Link straight to user record in Folio.

If the User has a password on their account, or if Folio is configured to require a password, then the login menu will be presented and the login will not complete unless the correct password is entered.

Normal rules will be applied for temporary passwords, User Account Expiry dates and Ban settings.

(For backward compatibility, ?xbarcode= and ?ybarcode= are synonymous with ?barcode=.)

Straight to a renewal process

You can build a URL in Folio that navigates to a renewal process, following user authentication.

In your email / intranet page / word document, add the user barcode and copy barcode to the end of the base URL as follows:

?xbarcode=xxxxxx&sren=xxxxxx

For example:

http://myopac.library.org/folio?xbar...B&sren=000123X

When the reader of the document clicks on the link, this navigates to Folio for the user to log in and the renewal to take place.

Straight to a reservation process

You can build a URL that navigates directly to the reservation screen in Folio for a specified Title number. The user is prompted to authenticate in order to complete the process.

In your email / intranet page / word document, add the Title number for reservation to the end of the base URL as follows:

?sres=xxxxxx

For example:

http://myopac.library.org/folio?sres=3457

When the reader of the document clicks on the link, this navigates to the reservation screen in Folio, for the specified Title. The user logs in to process the reservation.

Permalink display options

This relates to the Permalinks display that is available for the "straight to" Title records, and the "straight to" Folder hitlist:

 

Configurable text for the permalink display.

Settings for the permalink can be configured in:

  • g_permalink

You can configure:

場景 說明
permalink_label Hover text for permalink icon
permalink_note_oid Text of the URL field label
permalink_close Hover text for close window icon

Changes take effect as soon as the Folio page is refreshed.

  1. Go to OPAC> OPAC Config Block
  2. Search for g_permalink.
  3. Open the Folio Permalink configuration record to display details.
  4. In Config Settings click the Interface column link (e.g.1) for one of the above settings you wish to change.
  5. In the setting record, switch to modify and edit the Value field to your preferred text.
  6. Save and close.