ELUNA Document RepositoryNo AJAX, No JAVA, No Problem! Customizing WebVoyage with Limited Programmer ResourcesMargaretWarrenauthorMargaret Warren, Librarian, Resource Discovery, State Library of Queensland. This presentation looks at the challenges involved in implementing new features and functionality in WebVoyage with very limited programmer resources. The State Library of Queensland adapted existing Voyager hacks and WebVoyage functionality to deliver new features to the OPAC including: links to executed searches for more information on titles and authors in Google, Amazon, Google Books, Worldcat and Libraries Australia in a new record view “More about this”; links to a range of social bookmarking services via Addthis.com; thumbnail images of digitized content from our collections in the detailed record view; location maps; and spellchecking.Voyager2008-07-31Conference or Workshop Item

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