We’re temporarily adding pop-up surveys to four of our main web pages. Not everyone will see a survey, but if you are one of the lucky chosen ones, we urge you please to say “yes” and share your feedback. If … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Help us make the LIS website better!
Tag: LIS Website
LibX updated to include Summon searching
Middlebury’s version of the LibX browser extension has been edited so that it can now be used to search Summon. LibX provides: Toolbar & right-click context menu: Search your library catalog directly from the LibX toolbar or using the right-click … Continue reading →…Continue Reading LibX updated to include Summon searching
Weekly Web Development Round-up June 12-17, 2011
To give our colleagues a better idea of what’s changed in our web applications each week, we’ll be preparing this quick list for publication each Friday. Not all of the details of each change are included below, but we’ll be … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Weekly Web Development Round-up June 12-17, 2011
Are you reading this post via a feed reader? If so, read on…
On Tuesday May 31st we’re going to change the categories on this blog, so if by any chance you’re using a feed of a specific category, that’s going to break. We suggest subscribing to the whole blog for maximum enjoyment! … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Are you reading this post via a feed reader? If so, read on…
Today’s Hours now displaying on LIS websites!
Users can now see today’s hours from the LIS web pages. The “All Hours” link takes users to the full Google Calendar, which has a pull-down menu for the various service points. More locations will be added in the coming … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Today’s Hours now displaying on LIS websites!
LIS site improvements since usability testing
Soon after the launch of the new Middlebury web site, the LIS website team conducted usability testing on the LIS parts of the site (see report 1, report 2). Many improvements have been made based on the feedback received during … Continue reading →…Continue Reading LIS site improvements since usability testing
Issue with HTML Emails for Webforms in Drupal Resolved
Last Thursday I got a notice about the module that sends HTML emails for our website was no longer supported and an upgraded version was available. I installed the new version of the module and its supporting modules, tested submitting … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Issue with HTML Emails for Webforms in Drupal Resolved