It would be great if hold notification e-mails could include a button to click if a patron doesn't need the item any longer. They could click the button to cancel the hold and notify the holding library. All without logging into their account. Christopher
This would be nice. We have people who try to e-mail us back, but the e-mail used is not checked regularly (we have a line in our notices that it isn't but people still try.) If they could cancel it the way Christopher described, that would be great. Lisette
I think achieving this without having to log in first is the harder bit, because you want a link that cannot be guessed and misused by someone else. You'd need a token or similar that only the email recipient and Koha know. A link into the catalog would be easier.
(In reply to Katrin Fischer from comment #2) > I think achieving this without having to log in first is the harder bit, > because you want a link that cannot be guessed and misused by someone else. > You'd need a token or similar that only the email recipient and Koha know. A > link into the catalog would be easier. Maybe the token could be based on the reservation ID, or that and the borrower ID?