When a patron cancels a hold, an alert pops up asking "Are you sure you want to cancel this reservation?" The two options available are "OK" or "Cancel". OK -> cancels hold Cancel -> does not cancel hold (cancels the operation) This is confusing, because clicking 'Cancel' stops the cancellation of the hold! It would be clearer if the options were "Yes" and "No": >Are you sure you want to cancel this hold? >Yes | No or perhaps: >Are you sure you want to cancel this hold? >Yes I'm sure| Undo
It should also not say reservation, but hold (if someone goes to fix this). I think yes / no would work.
Sorry Katrin, that's probably the en-NZ language pack changing it from Hold to Reservation in our instance.
Makes sense, thx Hugh!
There ought to be an omnibus for "eliminating ambiguous ok/cancel buttons," this happens across Koha and it needs to be fixed for UX reasons.
I'd be very happy to work on that omnibus project Liz, it sounds reasonably straightforward. Maybe we can talk in our other channel about how to get set up and understand the process to be able to push patches.
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I think this may be fixed by Bug 21870.
I'm marking this as a duplicate of Bug 21870. If anyone objects please re-open and provide more details. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 21870 ***