Posts in Benjamin Kalish

by Benjamin Kalish
March 19, 2026

Add number of items column to Monograph Parts

The monograph parts tab would very much benefit from a column listing the number of items […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
February 26, 2026

Spine Label Printing Order Edit

When using item status to load a bunch of items and then selecting all items for […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
October 29, 2025

Create a global administrative interface for workstation management and settings deployment Edit

Wishlist item. Currently, all workstation settings are managed individually from within the staff client. There is […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
October 24, 2025

Wishlist: distinction between “available to borrow” and “available in library” Edit

“Limit to available” is ambiguous, and not everyone wants the same behavior all the time. Should […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
October 23, 2025

need for a “show deleted items” feature within the staff client Edit

Add a “show deleted items” checkbox option (defaulting to off and *not* persistent once set) in […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
October 23, 2025

Ability to undelete an Item in the staff client

As of 3.11, you can undelete a MARC record in the staff client, but there is […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
October 23, 2025

Confusing error message displayed when hold blocked because of pickup location

When staff try to place a hold in the staff client and the hold is prohibited […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
July 26, 2023

Wishlist: Call number browse should have filters

Now that I am cataloging I think this is more important than ever, but I’d like […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
July 22, 2023

OPAC titles are truncated when query string present

https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1822875 This is such a perplexing bug (why should information be suppressed by the presence of […]
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by Benjamin Kalish
November 22, 2022

Circulation History CSV download fails with large number of circulations

This is an old issue, but it continues to be a source of frustration for patrons. […]
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