Discovery Interface Display Logic

• Service Code – The internal code for the service.
• Service Name – The internal name used for the service.
• Service Description – The description of the service.
• Public Name – The label for the link that displays in Primo View It and/or Get It.
• Public Note – The note or description of the service that displays below the link in Primo View It and/or Get It.
• Is this a Document Delivery/ILL Service – Choose one of the following options: Yes indicates that this service provides access to the resource and will appear in the specified display location. No indicates that the links to the general electronic service will display in the Links section.

• Display Location – Specify the areas in Primo in which the link displays. The following options are valid: None, Getit & How To Getit, Viewit & How To Getit, Getit, viewit & How To Getit, and How To Getit only.

  For Get It, the service displays only for signed-in users.

  For View It, the display of the service depends on the settings of the display logic rules.

• The URL Template – The URL where the patron is redirected when the external service link is selected.
  The URL substitutes OpenURL fields that are enclosed in brackets ( "{" and "}") with the relevant values. For example, the referring URL’s ISBN is substituted into a URL containing: ...&isbn={rft.isbn}&...
  For example, the URL for an Amazon search for a specific ISBN:
  http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_12?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords={rft.isbn}
  When connecting to a resource sharing broker, ensure that this field contains an attribute corresponding to the broker in use. For example, when using the OCLC broker:
  http://xxx.worldcat.org/oclc/{rft.oclcnum}
  ILLiad - Books/Book Items (based on your institution’s base URL). For example:
  http://libill.XXX.edu/illiad/illiad.dll?Action=10&Form=30&rft.genre={rft.genre}&rft.title={rft.btitle}&rft.stitle={rft.stitle}&rft.atitle={rft.atitle}&rft.date={rft.pubdate}&rft.month={rft.month}&rft.volume={rft.volume}&rft.issue={rft.issue}&rft.number={rft.number}&rft.epage={rft.epage}&rft.spage={rft.spage}&rft.edition={rft.edition}&rft.isbn={rft.isbn}&rft.eisbn={rft.eisbn}&rft.au={rft.aulast},{rft.aufirst}&rft.auinit={rft.auinit}&rft.pub={rft.pub}&rft.publisher={rft.publisher}&rft.place={rft.place}&rft.doi={rft.doi}&rfe_dat={rft.oclcnum}&rfr_id={rfr_id}
  ILLiad - Articles/Journals (based on your institution’s base URL). For example:
  http://libill.XXX.edu/illiad/illiad.dll?Action=10&Form=30&rft.genre={rft.genre}&rft.title={rft.title}&rft.stitle={rft.stitle}&rft.atitle={rft.atitle}&rft.jtitle={rft.jtitle}&rft.au={rft.au}&rft.date={rft.year}&rft.month={rft.month}&rft.volume={rft.volume}&rft.issue={rft.issue}&rft.number={rft.number}&rft.spage={rft.spage}&rft.epage={rft.epage}&rft.edition={rft.edition}&rft.issn={rft.issn}&rft.eissn={rft.eissn}&rft.aulast={rft.aulast}&rft.aufirst={rft.aufirst}&rft.auinit={rft.auinit}&rft.pub={rft.pub}&rft.pubdate={rft.pubdate}&rft.pubyear={rft.pubyear}&rft.publisher={rft.publisher}&rft.place={rft.place}&rft.doi={rft.doi}&rfe_dat={rft.oclcnum}&rfr_id={rfr_id}
  ProQuest - Dissertation Service. For example:
  http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?res_dat=xri%3Apqm&title={rft.btitle}&rft_val_fmt=info%3Aofi%2Ffmt%3Akev%3Amtx%3Adissertation&url_ver=Z39.88-2004&genre=dissertation
  For more information regarding OpenURL, refer to the following:
  • Commonly Used OpenURL Attributes for the URL Template
  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenURL
  • Specific vendor web sites for OpenURL details

• Never – The service is never disabled.
• When resource is owned by the campus – The service is disabled when physical items for the resource are owned by the campus.
• When resource is owned by the campus and available – The service is disabled when physical items for the resource are owned by the campus and are available (that is, they are not involved in a process).
• When resource is owned by the institution – The service is disabled when there are physical items for the resource that are owned by the institution.
• When resource is owned by the institution and available – The service is disabled when there are physical items for the resource that are owned by the institution, are in place, and are in an open location.

1. To add a new rule, select Add Rule. The Edit Rule page opens.
   
   Edit Rule Page
2. In the Edit Rule section, enter the rule name (required) and description (optional).
3. In the Input Parameters section, select Add Parameter. The Add Parameter dialog box opens.
   
   Edit Rule Page
4. Enter the following fields:
   • Name – The name of the attribute in the OpenURL context object. For more information about these attributes, see Commonly Used OpenURL Attributes for the URL Template.
   • Operator – The comparison operator to use with this context object attribute.
   • Value – An accepted value for this parameter. To match multiple values, create a separate rule for each value. Note that not all operators require a value.
5. Select Add Parameter. The parameter is added to the input parameter list.
6. In the Output Parameters section, set IsDisplay to true.
7. Select Save. The Service Availability Rules page displays the new rule.

On the Online Services Order page, select either Add To Top to assign high priority to a service or Add to Last Services to assign low priority to a service. Services that are left unassigned will appear in the middle of the list. The Add Service dialog box opens.

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In the Service name field, select the name for the selected service type. The Service value field appears.

In the Service value field, browse and select a service value.

Depending on the type of priority you are assigning to the service, select Add to top or Add to last services to save the service to the selected priority list.

Select the arrows in the Move Up and Move Down columns to order the services in the Top Services and Services to be placed last lists.

In the Display CZ collections first field, select one of the following options:

• Yes – The online resources are sorted alphabetically in each level (top, unspecified, and last). In addition, Community Zone resources are alphabetized and listed first in each level.

• No – The online resources are sorted alphabetically in each level (top, unspecified, and last) only. Priority is not given to Community Zone resources.

If you set Prefer source service to Yes, you improve the sorting relevance of online resources offered by the Alma Services Page for OpenURLs coming from Primo Central. This option places the highest priority on services that match the source of the OpenURL. For example, if a user searching Primo Central discovers an article from Gale and the Alma Link Resolver can offer services from Gale and EBSCO, Alma will place the service from Gale at the top of the results, followed by the remaining electronic services as defined in the sort settings for this page. This is the recommended option.

• On the library level (see Managing IP Definitions for a Library)
• On the campus level (see Editing a Campus)