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This not only provides a nice pedagogical discussion point about how articles are grouped into issues and journals but also a great serendipitous discovery path to perhaps find other articles in that same issue which may be of interest to the researcher as well as all the advantages of BrowZine outlined above (allowing them to find other journals in their research area, tracking the journal for new articles to be published, a consistent browsing experience, etc.)
Note: When using the general Primo search, both the "View Journal Contents" and the "View Issue Contents" links will appear based on the resulting material (journals or articles). When using the "Journals A-Z" tab in Primo, only journals are returned so only the "View Journal Contents" interaction occurs.
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The articles are matched in BrowZine via their DOI. If the article does not contain a DOI either because the publisher does not utilize one or Primo does not have this information, no matching can occur. |
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CustomizationsBy default, LibKey will show the most direct link to content (PDF) whenever possible. If you would prefer to show both the PDF and Article Link when available at the same time in the Primo interface, change “showFormatChoice” from “false” to “true” in the above script. By default, LibKey will always show the standard link resolver link alongside LibKey links. If you would prefer to simplify the user interface and ONLY show the link resolver when there is no LibKey linking available, you can change “showLinkResolverLink” from “true” to “false”. By default, LibKey will turn on the “Link Optimizer” which works to prevent duplication between LibKey and Quick Links generated linking. To turn off this feature, change“enableLinkOptimizer: true, to enableLinkOptimizer: false, Note that this will cause duplicate links to content in some cases. You may elect to change the wording that appears for the BrowZine integration by changing the area in the integration where you can see "View Journal Contents" or "View Issue Contents" to whatever phrase you would prefer. If your primary language is something other than English, this is a good chance to localize! An example and further details are available here: Primo Integration (Multiple Language Support) If you do not want these enhancements to appear on PRINT records (items with a PNX delcategory of "ALMA-P") then change the "printRecordsIntegrationEnabled" from "true" to "false" in the integration code above. You can turn and/off any of the features by changing the "... Enabled" flag from true to false.
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