When DisplayMultiItemHolds is on and you attempt to place a hold on a record with a single holdable item in the OPAC, formerly the single item was a radio button and selected by default (makes sense, there are no other options). If you turn on DisplayMultiItemHolds and do the same, the item is selected via a checkbox input which is not selected by default. Steps to recreate: - Turn on DisplayMultiItemHolds - Find or create a bib record with a single holdable item - Go to the record in the OPAC and select "Place hold" Expected: - The only option in the items table is selected, because there is no other choice for users. Actual: - The single item is not selected so users must click the checkbox input. I can imagine two solutions: 1) auto-select the checkbox if there's only one item, 2) actually revert to the old behavior where it's a radio button input. The latter seems like it's probably needlessly more complicated to implement.
When DisplayMultiItemHolds is on AND item-level holds are forced in your circulation rules, if you attempt to place a hold on a record with a single holdable item in the OPAC, formerly the single item was a radio button and selected by default (makes sense, there are no other options). If you turn on DisplayMultiItemHolds and do the same, the item is selected via a checkbox input which is not selected by default. Steps to recreate: - Turn on DisplayMultiItemHolds - Force item-level holds (e.g. set "OPAC item level holds" to "Force" for all patron categories and item types) - Find or create a bib record with a single holdable item - Go to the record in the OPAC and select "Place hold" Expected: - The only option in the items table is selected, because there is no other choice for users. Actual: - The single item is not selected so users must click the checkbox input. I can imagine two solutions: 1) auto-select the checkbox if there's only one item, 2) actually revert to the old behavior where it's a radio button input. The latter seems like it's probably needlessly more complicated to implement.