Primo May 2018 Highlights

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Open Access Indication and Facet

This enhancement increases the visibility and accessibility of open access articles by flagging them with an Open Access icon and text indication in the new Primo UI only. For more details, see Open Access Indication in Primo.

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Open Access Indicator on Brief Results and Full Display Pages

In addition, users can select the new Open Access top-level facet to display only open access records.

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Open Access Facet on Brief Results Page

Back Office Configuration

This feature is enabled by default, but you may customize the display labels using the following code tables:

  • Display Constants – defines the labels shown in the results for open access records:

    Code Description

    default.fulldisplay.constants.open_access_tooltip

    Open Access

    default.fulldisplay.constants.open_access_icon

    OPEN ACCESS

  • Top Level Facet – defines the top-level facet that displays for open access records:

    Code Description

    default.facets.facet.tlevel.open_access

    Open Access

Enhanced Primo REST API Suite

The Primo REST API Suite provides access to Primo search capabilities and enriched results as used by new Primo interface and enables library developers to extend the search experience and functionalities. The following APIs have been added to support the new Primo UI:

  • User JWT (cloud customers only - using the API gateway) - This service returns the user JWT indicator, which is used to manage the session and to get the user's information (such as a list of favorite records when using the Favorites API).

  • Primo Search for signed user – Using the user JWT, this service exposes all Primo Search capabilities for a signed-in user.

  • Favorites – Using the user JWT, this service returns a user’s saved records.

API Documentation can be found in the Primo Developer Network with the option to use "Try it now" to call the API and get started using code samples.

Resource Recommender Enhancement

Previously, Resource Recommender returned suggested resources by performing an exact match to a searchable tag. This enhancement allows suggested resources to be returned through the enrichment of searchable tags by adding synonyms and inflections, removing stop words from tags and searches, accepting non-ordered search words, and allowing partial matches to search/tag words (up to 75%, without stop words).

Resource Recommender Enrichment Examples
Type of Enrichment Search Query Searchable Tag

Synonyms

FDA

food and drug administration

Inflections

history

histories

Remove stop words

the history of the united states

history united states

Non-ordered search words

harry potter

potter harry

Partial match

a people history of the united states

united states history

Because this enrichment requires indexing, enrichment for new searchable tags will not be visible until after the next indexing and hot swap.

Support for General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

This enhancement provides support for the European Union's new privacy regulation that goes into effect on May 25, 2018. For more information, refer to the following article:

What You Need to Know About Addressing GDPR Data Subject Rights in Primo

Pre-Filter Search in the New UI

This enhancement allows you to display and configure the search pre-filters for the new Primo UI. Pre-filters allow users to specify the following parameters to filter their results prior to performing a basic search: resource type, search operator, and search target field. When switching to the advanced search, the system retains the pre-filters.

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Pre-Filters Enabled in the New UI

Back Office Configuration

In most part, the configuration of this functionality for the new UI is the same as the classic UI. The main difference is that a new field has been added to the Views Wizard to enable the pre-filters in the new UI.

To configure this functionality in the new UI, edit the Home > Basic Search tile in the Views Wizard and specify the following fields.

Basic Search Tile in the Views Wizard
Field Description

Enable pre-filters in new UI (new)

When selected, the pre-filter parameters will also display in the new UI.

Values for Resource type pre-filter drop-down (same as classic UI)

Defines the first drop-down list, which allows users to limit the search results to a specific type of resource or all types of resources (All items).

The Basic Media Type code table defines the labels for the resource type drop-down list.

Search operators (same as classic UI)

Defines the last drop-down list, which allows users to limit searches to a specific data field (such as the title or subject) in records or anywhere in the record.

The Basic Index Fields code table defines the labels for the search operators drop-down list.

Search target fields (same as classic UI)

Defines whether the following precision operators display in the middle drop-down list:

  • that contain my query words

  • with my exact phrase

  • begins with(permitted only with title searches)

The Basic Precision Operator code table defines the labels for the precision operators drop-down list.

Newspaper Search Interface (New UI)

The Newspaper Search page (new UI only) has been added to allow users to search only for newspaper content from a separate index that contains various and more specialized newspaper collections. The results page shares the same configuration as the regular results page and contains the same pagination, navigation, and sort options and facets.

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Newspapers Search Page in the New UI

When the Newspaper Search feature is enabled in the Primo Back Office:

  • Searches using the Primo Central index will no longer return newspaper content, but it may include newspaper content from other indexes in blended searches.

  • Newspaper collections that were not provided by Primo Central previously will require activation in the Primo Central registration system to allow discovery with the new Newspaper Search interface.

Rollout of Feature

The initial release of this feature is considered a beta release and will be partially available at the beginning of July 2018. We will gradually release additional newspaper collections for activation in the Primo Central registration system, and a notification will be sent to customers when the newspaper content is fully loaded. In addition, we will provide additional training via a dedicated webinar to be scheduled soon. For more information, see Frequently Asked Questions for Newspaper Search. If you have additional questions or comments, please provide feedback.

When Featured Newspapers functionality is enabled, users can also search from newspapers that you have selected and categorized using either of the following methods:

  • Click a link in the Featured Newspapers section to display all matching results for the selected category, From these results, users can then search within the selected category to narrow the search.

  • Select the Featured Newspapers option in the search box, specify a search string, and then select the category from an additional drop-down list that appears in the search box.

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    Featured Newspapers Search Option

When the Newspaper Search feature is enabled, the Newspapers search link appears in the following areas of Primo Central search results to allow users to access matching newspaper content in the Newspaper Search interface:

  • The bottom of Primo Central search results:

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    Newspapers Search Link
  • The top of the Resource Type facet value list in the Tweak my results section:

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    Newspapers Search from Tweak My Results Section

Back Office Configuration

The following table summarizes the configuration options for the Newspaper Search page.

Configuration Options for Newspaper Search
Element Description

Institution Wizard

The Newspapers Search check box enables Newspapers Search for your entire institution, but you must also enable it per view (see Views Wizard).

When enabled, newspaper content will no longer be provided by Primo Central scopes.

Home Page > Main Menu tile in the Views Wizard

Add the following row to define the link to the Newspaper Search page in the new UI's main menu:

Code Label URL Link should open in

newspapers_search

   

current window

General Section in the Views Wizard

The following fields have been added to support the Newspaper Search page at the view level:

  • Display link to Newspapers Search– When selected, the link to the Newspaper Search page displays in the main menu.

  • Display featured newspapers– When selected, this check box indicates whether the following will appear on the Newspaper Search page:

    • the Featured Newspapers section displays each time the Newspapers Search page is opened

    • Featured newspapers appears as a search option in the search box.

By default, the above options are selected for you.

Featured newspapers mapping table (new)

Specify the following fields to create a category of newspaper articles to display in the Featured Newspapers section of the Newspaper Search page:

  • Enabled– Select this field to enable the featured newspaper category.

  • View– Select the view to which you want to display the featured newspaper category.

  • Name– Specify the code name for the category. The display label for the category is defined with the Newspapers Search code table.

  • DescriptionCode– Specify the code name for the category's description. The display label for the description is defined with the Newspapers Search code table.

  • Order– Specify the order in which the category displays in the Featured Newspapers section. The valid values are 1, 2, 3, and so forth.

  • Query– Future use.

  • ISSN– Specify the ISSN of the newspaper. You can specify a maximum of 10 ISSNs per category by separating them with a semicolon. For example:0362-4331;1085-6706

  • Description– An optional description to internally document the category.

You can define a maximum of five categories per view (including disabled categories).

GetIT! Link 1 Configuration mapping table

The following availability statuses were added to support this functionality:

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GetIT! Tab 1 Text Configuration mapping table

The following availability statuses were added to support this functionality:

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Newspapers Search code table

This code table defines all labels associated with the Newspaper Search page.

Code Description

default.nui.newspapers_search.desc_withfeatured

Search across 1 billion newspapers articles from hundreds of newspapers, or use the link below to view articles from Featured newspapers.

default.nui.newspapers_search.title

Search within newspapers

default.nui.newspapers_search.featured.all

All featured newspapers

default.nui.newspapers_search.desc_nofeatured

Search across 1 billion newspapers articles from hundreds of newspapers.

default.nui.newspapers_search.featured.title

Featured newspapers

For each Name and DescriptionCode that you define in the Featured newspapers mapping table, an associated code table row is created to allow you specify the displays labels for the featured newspaper categories and their descriptions.

Facet Labels code table

This code table defines the facet labels that display in the UI.

Code Description

default.facets.facet.facet_rtype_newspapers.tooltip

Newspaper results are excluded from the default search. Click to search within newspapers.

default.facets.facet.facet_rtype_newspapers

Newspapers search

Facet Resource Type code table

This code table defines the facet labels that display in the UI for the resource type. This facet appears only on result pages in which the results no longer contain newspaper content.

Code Description

default.facets.facet.facet_rtype.newspaper_articles

Newspaper Articles

Calculated Availability Text code table

This code table defines the availability labels that display in the UI.

Code Description

default.delivery.class.fulltext_newspaper

getItGreen

default.delivery.class.no_fulltext_newspaper

getItRed

default.delivery.code.no_fulltext_linktorsrc_newspaper

No full-text

default.delivery.class.no_fulltext_linktorsrc_newspaper

getItRed

default.delivery.code.fulltext_newspaper

Full text available

default.delivery.code.no_fulltext_newspaper

No full-text

default.delivery.class.fulltext_linktorsrc_newspaper

GetItGreen

default.delivery.code.fulltext_linktorsrc_newspaper

Full text available

Results Tile code table

This code table defines the labels that display on the Brief Results page.

Code Description

default.nui.newspapers.title

Newspapers search

default.nui.newspapers.description

These search results do not include newspapers. View results from our entire collection of newspapers, or search specifically within Featured newspapers.

default.nui.newspapers.back

Back to library search

Search Tile code table

This code table defines the labels that appear in the search box for the Newspaper Search page.

Code Description

default.nui.newspapers.searchbox.featured

Featured newspapers

default.nui.newspapers.searchbox.description

Newspapers

default.nui.newspapers.searchbox.help

Search for newspaper, magazine or article

default.nui.newspapers.searchbox.title

Newspapers

default.nui.newspapers.searchbox.all

Newspapers

View Labels code table

This code table defines the labels associated with the view (such as the links that display in the main menu).

Code Description

default.nui.mainmenu.label.newspapers_search.tooltip

Newspapers

default.nui.mainmenu.label.newspapers_search

Newspapers

Feedback Message Improvements

In the Primo February release, we released feedback messages, which are designed to help users troubleshoot issues with their search queries. Based on further feedback from customers, we have added the following improvements:

  • Optimized the Show expanded results message so that it is not returned as often to users. In case a query is too long, the system will now return a snippet of the last words that were searched:

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    Showing Expanded Results Feedback Message
  • Updated the No results found message regarding the entry of illegitimate characters. Searches cannot include empty parentheses ().

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    No Results Found Feedback Message

For more details and up to date information, see Feedback Messages in the New UI.

Making Library Catalog Visible on the Web

Library Records from the new Primo UI can now be made visible on the Web using the Primo Sitemap Tool, which generates (per given search scope) deep links to relevant records and creates robots.txt files for use by search engines crawlers. For more details, see Generate Sitemap Tool.

In addition, Primo will expose library records in common schemas for structured data markup on web pages, such as schema.org, to be indexed by Internet search engines. In the first phase of this enhancement, Primo will provide support for linked data by mapping PNX fields to the corresponding schema.org fields. In the next phase of linked data, we will create relationships between resources and link to external authorities, based on assumptions that resources with connections and availability should be ranked higher by the search engine.

Book Chapters Facet for Primo Central Records

In the June 2018 release of Primo Central, the Books facet value will be split into two Resource Type facet values:Books and Book Chapters. To support this change, you will need to add the following code to the Facet Resource Type code table:

Code Description

default.facets.facet.facet_rtype.book_chapters

Book Chapters