The purpose of this module is to provide libraries with an easy tool for adding customizable blocks to their Drupal site that allows for searching of records in a SirsiDynix e-Library catalog.

Installation:

1. Download the module archive.
2. Extract the archive into your sites module directory.
3. Enable the module.
4. Visit /admin/settings/elibrary/search to configure the module. You will need to provide the base URL to your SirsiDynix e-Library catalog as well as the library policy name to use. This information can be gathered by performing a search in your catalog and examining the resulting URL.
   • Example URL: http://www.example.com/uhtbin/cgisirsi/xMvSHVqmKY/ARROWOOD/271640019/123
   • Base URL: http://www.example.com/uhtbin/cgisirsi
   • Policy Name: ARROWOOD
5. Specify the number of Blocks you will need

Integration with other modules:

• i18n - Internationalization support is provided for index names, as well as user entered field labels.

Special Notes:

CURL Support is still experimental, and your results will vary. I am working to make this a far more stable feature over time

This modules works best when using mod_proxy or it's IIS analog to map your library's e-Library server onto the same domain as your Drupal install.

Apache mod_proxy Example

Say your library has its e-library server located at http://elibrary.example.com/ while the library's drupal installation is located at http://www.example.com. By adding the following entries to your apache config, you can use mod_proxy to make e-library appear to be installed on the same web server as your drupal installation.

Make sure to read up on mod_proxy in the apache manual before enabling it

Credits:

• Joel Hahn - Joel's Wiki article on the SirsiDynix client care site was instrumental in speeding the development of this module
• Amy Qualls-McClure (domesticat) - Encouragement, and Feedback