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    Configuring the Display of Availability Labels for Holdings

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    Primo VE enables you to configure the display text, translations, and the order of the availability labels for holdings in Get It. Out of the box, the labels display in the following order: copy, available, and request.

    PVE_HoldingAvailabilityLabels1.png

    Holdings Availability Labels - Default Configuration
    To modify the order of the labels and customize text:
    1. Edit the GetIt Tile Labels code table (Configuration Menu > Discovery > Display Configuration > Labels).

    2. In the row containing the c.search.htmlCreator.unifiedDisplay code, rearrange the order of the placeholders, modify the delimiter character between placeholders, or remove any placeholders that you do not want to display in Get It. Default setting:

      {{copies_labels}}, {{available_labels}}, {{requests_labels}}

    3. If you want to customize or translate the text that displays for each label, modify the codes listed in the following table. The placeholder before each label in the Description field displays the quantity for each label.

      GetIt Tile Labels Code Table
      Code Description or Translate (select Language first)

      c.search.htmlCreator.available

      {0} available

      c.search.htmlCreator.copy

      {0} copy

      c.search.htmlCreator.copies

      {0} copies

      c.search.htmlCreator.noRequests

      A separate code for no requests allows you to configure this label differently from one with many requests:

      {0} requests

      c.search.htmlCreator.request

      Used when number of requests is 1:

      {0} request

      c.search.htmlCreator.requests

      Used when number of requests is more than 1:

      {0} requests

      c.search.htmlCreator.until

      until:

      c.search.htmlCreator.from

      from:

      c.search.htmlCreator.unifiedDisplay

      ({{copies_labels}}, {{available_labels}}, {{requests_labels}})

      c.uresolver.getit2.item_list.status.ALL_HOLDING_ITEMS_AWAITING_RESHELVING

      {1} available (awaiting reshelving until {0})

      c.uresolver.getit2.item_list.status.SOME_HOLDING_ITEMS_AWAITING_RESHELVING

      {0} available (some items awaiting reshelving)

      c.uresolver.getit2.item_list.status.ITEM_AWAITING_RESHELVING

      Item in place (awaiting reshelving until {0})

      facets.facet.availability.locations.facet_library_otherinstitution

      Availability and locations in other institutions

      facets.facet.availability.locations.facet_library_myinstitution

      Availability and locations in {0}

      fulldisplay.availabilty.title

      Availability and location

      fulldisplay.availabilty.available

      Available

      fulldisplay.availabilty.check_holdings

      May be available

      fulldisplay.availabilty.unavailable

      Out of library

      fulldisplay.availabilty.available_in_institution

      Available in institution

      fulldisplay.otherMembers.availabilty.available_in_institution

      Available in institution

    4. Save your changes to the code table. 

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