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Using the All List Report does allow you to see who last published a reading list. As changes to a list may have been done by library staff updating a link it may confuse if this is in the front end under ‘recent changes’ as to why the list was published by someone other than the academic. We will keep an open watch on this idea though.
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As part of integration theme
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Hi Richard,
On 1) the API as it is returns matching lists. Since importances are actually a property of items, not lists, how do you see this working? Instead, should we be thinking along the lines of extending the api like this:
http://myaspireurl/isbn/<isbn_here>/items?
This could return the item URIs that reference the ISBN, along with the importance and the corresponding list URI the item is on.
On 2, is the real reason behind this (multiple ISBNs in a hit) because you want to do some xISBN style function, i.e. send me back data not just for this ISBN, but all related ISBNs? If so, we are doing some research work in Aspire to actually marry up editions (you'll see the first fruits of this soon in talisaspire.com, which will tie up references at work level).
Thanks,
Chris
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User management is not in our near term development focus so it has been moved to the longer term backlog.
Ideas may be graduated from the backlog as we get through the ones that are planned.
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Peter, do you know that you could already achieve this functionality today with a simple change to your existing permissions setup? Please contact us to discuss this in more detail.
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Hi Lydia,
We won't be able to display the email address as this is a public page, and that could open up the individual to spam, but we could show the first and last name of the individual.
Thanks,
Chris