New Feature: Search Transactions and Delete Selected Transactions
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Happy Friday, and Happy Valentine's Day! To show our love for our libraries, TinyCat has a couple of updates to your Transactions pages that we think you'll enjoy.
Search Transactions
The TinyCat Admin's Active, All, and By title Transactions pages have all been "data-fied" so that you can now search and filter Transactions by anything in the table/s. This includes searching by patrons' names, dates, lending statuses, titles, authors, and book barcodes. Here's an example that combines a search including the patron's name, year of lending transactions, and book title:
Delete Selected Transactions
You can now delete a batch of selected transactions, instead of just one at a time or ALL at once! It's quick and easy:
1. Run your search that grabs the transactions you're looking to delete.
2. Select all found transactions using the top checkbox in the header, or just grab a few by checking the rows you need below.
3. Choose the "Delete selected transactions (n)" button.
Just like how the "Delete ALL transactions" button behaves, you'll still need to confirm the request twice to proceed, so don't worry too much about click/tap-happy fingers.
We hope these updates bring more convenience and security to your library's (and your patrons') lending. Try it out and let us know what you think!
Search Transactions
The TinyCat Admin's Active, All, and By title Transactions pages have all been "data-fied" so that you can now search and filter Transactions by anything in the table/s. This includes searching by patrons' names, dates, lending statuses, titles, authors, and book barcodes. Here's an example that combines a search including the patron's name, year of lending transactions, and book title:
Delete Selected Transactions
You can now delete a batch of selected transactions, instead of just one at a time or ALL at once! It's quick and easy:
1. Run your search that grabs the transactions you're looking to delete.
2. Select all found transactions using the top checkbox in the header, or just grab a few by checking the rows you need below.
3. Choose the "Delete selected transactions (n)" button.
Just like how the "Delete ALL transactions" button behaves, you'll still need to confirm the request twice to proceed, so don't worry too much about click/tap-happy fingers.
We hope these updates bring more convenience and security to your library's (and your patrons') lending. Try it out and let us know what you think!
