Tagmash Search for a Collection
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1JoeB1934
I am interested in evaluating the tagmash listing for a collection in my library. The list of 500 suggested tagmashes for the collection is different than the list for all books in the library, as I expected.
A specific suggested tagmash might say, for example: mystery,fiction (32). When I select the statement, I expect to retrieve a list of 500 books with 32 being check-marked. Instead, I get a list of 500 books with all the books I possess check-marked, not the expected 32.
If the proposed "show tagmash results in my library" is eventually implemented I hope that will end up showing just the 32 books in my library.
By the way, I believe selecting a cloud phrase for a collection produces the same disparity between the number with the cloud and what is listed.
A specific suggested tagmash might say, for example: mystery,fiction (32). When I select the statement, I expect to retrieve a list of 500 books with 32 being check-marked. Instead, I get a list of 500 books with all the books I possess check-marked, not the expected 32.
If the proposed "show tagmash results in my library" is eventually implemented I hope that will end up showing just the 32 books in my library.
By the way, I believe selecting a cloud phrase for a collection produces the same disparity between the number with the cloud and what is listed.
2aspirit
For now, members can identify which books are in which collections.
The checkmark colors indicate:
Green - Your library
Blue - Read but unowned
Purple - Wishlist
Gray - Other collections
https://wiki.librarything.com/index.php/Checkmarks
The other collections can not be assigned unique colors. And, of course, as-is, all checkmarks show in the results.
The checkmark colors indicate:
Green - Your library
Blue - Read but unowned
Purple - Wishlist
Gray - Other collections
https://wiki.librarything.com/index.php/Checkmarks
The other collections can not be assigned unique colors. And, of course, as-is, all checkmarks show in the results.