[jhowell]

I have been busy with other things and am catching up in this thread.

Originally Posted by LilyEvie

I was wondering if on the next release if you could have "manage discovered books" include the date of when the books have been added. It would be handy to see so I would only have to check out the latest books and not go through all the authors books.

The plugin supports an alternate way of avoiding having to review the same discovered books over and over. The "Ignore" button is intended for use if you are not currently interested in a discovered book. You can use "Show ignored" later to see those books if you change your mind.

Originally Posted by sweth

Regardless, thanks again for everything you've done on this plugin. (And if there are things that others could do to help out with developing/maintaining it, please let us know! I'm a perl developer but have been meaning to learn some python for a few years now, and helping out with something like this that I use every week would be a great excuse to finally do so.)

Thanks for offering.

The plugin was created to meet my own needs. Ongoing development is for my own enjoyment. I am not interested in coordinating with others, that would be too much like real work!

Originally Posted by sweth

Just started getting the following error when searching Freeding:

Signing in to PGCMLS/F: : Server response error (Sign in failed - Redirected to https://prge.freading.com/users/sdlogin instead of http://prge.freading.com/index)

I do not have access to that library and am unable to duplicate the problem with others. If you remove the credentials (card number and pin) for that library from the plugin configuration then it will no longer try to sign in.

Originally Posted by cc_in_oh

Is there a way to make the plugin find a pre-order book when searching?

I'm glad that Terisa de morgan was able to help you with this.

Another trick is to use the "Check for books that can be recommended for acquisition" configuration option. This will find pre-sale books before your library has decided to purchase them. If you recommend a book and the library later decides to purchase it you will automatically get an early position on the wait list. Not all libraries support recommendations, but Brooklyn does.