"Librarian" script, anyone?

[SilverSand2021]

Hi, all!

I'm wondering if anyone has knowledge of a script that will let me
keep track of people taking/returning materials from our (small)
library.

I.e. there's a library of [less than 400] specialized printed
materials (books/others), and I would like to allow a group of
individuals (about 300 of 'em) access to any of these materials.

However, I do NOT want to chase people down & ask them to return the
materials after 30 days, so I would like the script to display the time
they've had the book for, *right on the page for everyone to see* - so
other users can E-mail Joe Schmoe who's been holding the book for >30
days and bitch at him. I'm not involved

I can set up a "sign-up / sign-out" page on our intranet... but I have
ZERO knowledge of JavaScript (and Java, before you ask ), so I'm
trying to find something out there... Any help would be GREATLY
appreciated!

Please reply to this thread or E-mail "(e-mail address removed)" if
you think you can help me.

Once again, thanks!

 

[James Snow, Software Developer]

Hi, all!

I'm wondering if anyone has knowledge of a script that will let me
keep track of people taking/returning materials from our (small)
library.

I.e. there's a library of [less than 400] specialized printed
materials (books/others), and I would like to allow a group of
individuals (about 300 of 'em) access to any of these materials.

However, I do NOT want to chase people down & ask them to return the
materials after 30 days, so I would like the script to display the time
they've had the book for, *right on the page for everyone to see* - so
other users can E-mail Joe Schmoe who's been holding the book for >30
days and bitch at him. I'm not involved

I can set up a "sign-up / sign-out" page on our intranet... but I have
ZERO knowledge of JavaScript (and Java, before you ask ), so I'm
trying to find something out there... Any help would be GREATLY
appreciated!

Please reply to this thread or E-mail "(e-mail address removed)" if
you think you can help me.

Once again, thanks!

I could write one for you in Swing if you'd like, which does everything
which is little more powerful
that javascript, and does everything it does, without too much overhead.

Please e-mail me at (e-mail address removed) if you are intrested.

Thanks
Jim Snow
Software Developer.