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Load More. The Simpsons, dressed as football players, tackle each other for the ball. Maggie squirms out with the ball in hand, spikes it, and does a victory dance. The Simpsons are placed on the couch by the transport tubes used on Futurama.

A yellow-skinned Philip J. The couch is replaced by a valet parking spot. The Squeaky-Voiced Teen pushes a couch in place for the Simpsons to sit down. The living room floor is frozen over. The Simpsons ice skate to the couch. When Homer sits down, his side of the couch falls through. First couch gag to be digitally animated. The couch is outside a prison wall. A siren wails and a searchlight moves as the Simpsons dressed in striped prison jumpsuits tunnel their way to the couch.

The Simpsons are in the simplistically drawn sailboat painting located behind the couch. They jump out of the painting by going in the "water". The living room is wet from the splash and Homer uses his finger to clean his ear out while clicking on the TV with the remote. The couch is a slot machine that shows Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa in the tumbler windows.

Maggie, however, is replaced by lucky number "7" as a pile of gold coins spill out. My brain! Some later airings have Homer screaming in pain. Homer, dressed as Charlie Chaplin's "The Tramp" character, waddles in, twitches his nose, and sits down. The other family members, dressed as other archetypical silent film characters, join Homer. The family arrives to find two repo men carrying the couch away.

The family catches the Squeaky Voice Teen making out with his girlfriend on the couch. The family runs in to find the Blue Man Group performing on drums in front of the couch. Homer murmurs, "What the-?! Drawn in pencil, the family sits in a flipbook flipped by live-action hands possibly Matt Groening's.

The family are marionettes who get caught in each other's strings. The camera pans up to reveal Matt Groening as the puppet master, who throws the puppets down and sighs in frustration. Homer is on water skis, with the others on him, as he ski-jumps over sharks; everybody lands on the couch, but Homer is without his legs, which are in the sharks' mouths. Homer doesn't notice a reference to the term "jumped the shark", describing a TV show that has reached its peak and is now declining in quality or has done something to cause it to decline prematurely.

Spoofing the Get Smart opening, Homer walks through a series of futuristic doors, falls through the bottom of a phone booth, and lands on the couch, where the others are already sitting. Lisa vs. In a parody of the Macintosh paint program Kid Pix, a mouse cursor drags Homer from the left side of the couch to the right, changes the wall color to green, and replaces the boat painting with the Mona Lisa.

Final couch gag to be traditionally animated. In black and white, the Simpsons are wearing early 20th-century clothing and are watching the TV from a girder at a construction site. Done in the style of Charles C. Ebbets' photograph "Lunch Atop a Skyscraper". The Simpsons and their living room are all made out of gingerbread; Homer takes a bite out of Bart's head. Spritz Goes to Washington ". The Simpsons are mimes, walking against the wind and then sitting on a non-existent couch, as if a couch was there.

The Simpson family goes down on assigned ramps and lands on the couch on a superhero lair, all dressed as Batman-style superheroes. Somebody offscreen throws knives at the wall while the Simpsons are seated on the couch, and when Homer reaches for a bowl of chips, a knife nearly hits him. A woman throws some seeds into a plot of dirt where the couch usually is and waters them, which makes the Simpsons sprout up like plants.

In a parody of Powers of Ten , the couch scene pans out until it reaches outer space, where the galaxies are replaced with atoms, which pan out until they reach Homer's head and then the couch scene again. Afterwards, Homer says, "Wooowwww. The couch is outside, mounted on the end of a catapult. The family sits on the couch, and then get launched skyward. The family runs into the living room to find the couch missing, only to have the couch fall and crush them.

The Simpsons sit down on the couch as normal. The twist is that the Simpsons now have the head of Moe Szyslak. After the family takes their usual places on the couch, the couch rises into the air and is actually part of the tendril of an anglerfish which bears a striking resemblance to the one from Finding Nemo , which eats the family.

The family runs into the room and take their usual places on the couch. Nothing happens, so Lisa then asks directly to the viewers, "What? Can't we sit on the couch without something happening? The living room is a desert with all of the furniture and fixtures made of sand. The family crawls to the couch, but the room dissolves, leaving them under the desert sun. The family enters the living room and in front of the couch, they climb on top of the other like a totem pole.

The family hops into the living room dressed as chess pieces: Homer is the king, Marge is the queen, Bart is a rook, Lisa is a knight and Maggie is a pawn.

The family, dressed as hockey players with cuts and scrapes, skate into the living room and skate around the couch. Homer is carrying the Stanley Cup with Maggie sitting in the bowl. There was a lockout in NHL that season. The family comes into the darkened living room. Homer then gets surprised as he has a heart attack and collapses. The family enters the living room and sits on the couch like normal. He pulls out a knife and chases Bart out of the living room.

Note that some airings use an alternate version where after Sideshow Bob grabs his knife out, Bart starts to panic and runs out of the living room screaming with no chase happening. Some airings use the Duplicate Family couch gag instead. The family sits on the couch, only to have a spit come through the wall and the floor open up to reveal fire down below. The couch and family begins rotating over the fire like a kebab over a grill. Marge's hair catches fire and the boat painting falls off the wall.

The living room is an almost fully assembled jigsaw puzzle, with only the pieces with the Simpsons' heads needing to be placed. The person completing the puzzle places all the heads on correctly except for Homer and Maggie, after which the person switches the two. The family floats into the living room as parade balloons, and Snowball V pops the one that looks like Homer after it scares Snowball V. The family enters the living room through a metal detector, except for Homer, who sets it off.

After three failed attempts, Homer, who is now stripped down to his briefs, is detained by a security guard who is inspecting him with a handheld scanning wand. The living room is made of clay.

The family enters the living room and takes their places on the couch, then an on-screen TiVo style menu pops up asking if the viewer would like to delete or save this recording. The family runs in to sit on the couch, but it turns into a monster and chases them out of the house.

Everyone's couches come to life and start attacking and swallowing the people sitting on them; after showing Hans Moleman, Grampa, Sherri, Terri, Eddie, and Lou getting attacked by couches, Professor Frink is attacked by a futuristic flying couch with laser weaponry, and Moe is attacked by the booths in his bar, but fights quite well with his shotgun.

Homer eventually takes shelter in a store called "Couch World", where he is piled upon by dozens of couches. The family enters the living room and take their usual places on the couch, only the camera pulls back and the living room and the family are part of an alien zoo exhibit on Rigel 7. The couch is replaced with a bird's nest and the family members take their usual places. A large bird enters the room and feeds Homer a giant worm.

A pair of animated hands deals five cards on the couch: the jack of diamonds Bart , the queen of diamonds Marge , the king of diamonds Homer , the ace of diamonds Lisa , and a joker Maggie. The Simpsons sit on the couch as normal and a camera flashes, setting off a series of family portraits. In the and portraits, they all look the same. In , Homer is missing, Marge is wearing black, and the kids are wearing their Sunday clothes.

In , Lenny has taken Homer's place and Bart and Lisa both begin puberty. In , Carl has taken Marge's place and Lenny is still there. In , Marge is back, but Lenny is gone and replaced by Jimbo Jones. In , Homer is back, but is now a robot. In , every member of the Simpson family is a robot. In a parody of the Bonanza opening sequence, a map of Springfield burns away to reveal the family on horseback in the countryside The couch is nowhere to be found, however.

The Bonanza -esque music that plays continues over the TV credits. The family enters the living room only to find out that their access to the couch has been blocked by laser beams. They work their way through the laser beams and sit down. The beams shut off and Homer's head drops to the floor. The family, played by live-action actors, sits on the couch just before the TV credits come on, which is superimposed over the live action TV.

Syndicated airings have a repeat of the Kebab Grill couch gag instead. The couch is replaced by four wooden stools. An instrumental version of "Pop Goes the Weasel" plays as the family plays musical chairs. When the music stops, everyone, except for Homer, sits down, and Homer groans in disappointment.

Everyone but Homer sits on the couch. A vending machine is in place of the couch, which is filled with snacks that resemble Simpsons characters including the family. Ralph Wiggum comes in, selects a Homer figurine, and bites the head off before leaving. The family sits down and gets moved across the floor in a car wash, where they get sprayed with water, squirted with hot wax, and scrubbed with brushes.

Marge's hair turns puffy, Maggie's pacifier goes missing, and everyone looks exhausted as three men wipe them dry and puts a new pacifier into Maggie's mouth. Annoyed Grunt ". In a computer window, everyone is drag-and-dropped onto the couch, which is then drag-and-dropped into the computer's trash can. The mouse then clicks on "empty trash" from the dropdown menu. A pair of cartoon hands cuts a piece of paper into the shape of Homer.

The hands then pull out the paper to reveal a chain shaped like the rest of the Simpsons. Homer can be heard saying, "Woo-hoo! The family in Christmas attire sits on the couch, and the camera pulls out to reveal they are in a Christmas ornament which is on their Christmas tree. Santa's Little Helper and Snowball V rest nearby as the last notes of a Christmas tune play instrumentally in the background. The family, as infants in diapers, crawls into the living room and up onto to their usual place on the couch.

They begin to age into their current appearance. Homer evolves from a single-celled organism which continuously divides to a more complex organism—first as a jellyfish, then a common fish that nearly escapes the clutches of an octopus that looks like Mr. Getting out of the ocean, Homer evolves into a prehistoric lizard that extends his tongue to snack on an insect that resembles his power plant coworker, Lenny. Homer then evolves into a slightly larger lizard with a scale on his back that sees a pterodactyl resembling Principal Skinner's mother, Agnes, flying overhead.

Homer then evolves into a rat that gets chased by a tyrannosaurus rex resembling Bart, who then gets into a battle with a stegosaurus resembling Lisa.

Homer hides in a hole just before a large asteroid crashes on Earth, wiping out all dinosaur life. Homer comes out of the hole, passing the skeletal remains of T-Rex Bart, before changing into a sloth, then a monkey as he approaches a jungle, becoming more apelike upon swinging through the trees.

Leaving the jungle, a brief Ice Age occurs as he evolves from a Neanderthal, to a Cro-Magnon, to an upright walking caveman. Caveman Homer passes by Moe who is also a caveman , who then devolves into a rat creature. As Homer continues walking, he evolves into men from different historical eras a nomad from the Middle Ages, a Spanish explorer, a Pilgrim, and a 19th-century intellectual until he finally evolves into his modern self and enters the house, stepping over Santa's Little Helper.

With the rest of the family sitting on the sofa, Marge asks him "What took you so long? This is the second longest couch gag to date as it runs over 1 minute long; the longest being the Rick and Morty Couch Gag from " Mathlete's Feat ".

The Simpson family comes in and sits on the couch. A second family comes and also sits on the couch. Eventually, hundreds of multiple families come in, and the whole house gets overflowed by them.

One of the Homers shouts, "Hey, don't shove! The entire opening sequence is changed to show a ruined Springfield being rebuilt in the aftermath of The Simpsons Movie. As construction work goes on around them, The Simpsons join Plopper the pig on the couch to the tune of " Spider-Pig ". Homer holds him and says "My summer love", to which Plopper squeals in delight.

The living room is made of Lego bricks and the family is built one by one out of Legos. Homer can be heard shouting, "Woo-hoo!

The family sits down as normal, except Maggie is missing. Homer looks to the empty space where Maggie is, then gets lifted by a giant Maggie as the camera pulls out to reveal the living room being part of a dollhouse and the family as the dolls that live within. Maggie puts the miniature Homer in her mouth and sucks it like a pacifier. The family already seated on the couch appears on the cover of Modern Couch Gag magazine. A pair of hands opens up a book and reveals a pop-up centerfold of the family sitting on the couch.

A magician walks into the living room and uses his cape to make the couch and the Simpsons appear. A medieval tapestry shows the Flanders stealing the Simpsons' couch. The Simpsons then take it back and kill the Flanders.

The family is sitting on the couch. The screen zooms out to show them as a painting in a museum that says "This is not a couch gag" in French. Vanderbilt and a man look at the painting. Each family member rushes into the living room and attaches themselves to a giant-size baby mobile, which Homer tips. The family are small toys on the couch. Professor Frink puts drops of water on them and they all grow to normal size, except Homer, who needs a bucket of water.

Wile E. Coyote paints a fake couch on the wall which the Simpsons run to, except for Maggie, who sticks her tongue out and takes off, Road-Runner style. The remaining family members sit on the couch except for Homer, who falls through the wall and yells, " D'oh!

The Simpsons see themselves sitting on the couch where Mount Rushmore should be. Bart remarks "Aye Caramba! The Simpsons are caught in a twister and when they land, they are on a farm in black and white.

A reference to The Wizard of Oz. Treehouse of Horror XIX. Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words. Bart is writing on the chalkboard, "I will not bring the chalkboard home," another chalkboard gag within a couch gag. Mypods and Boomsticks. The Burns and the Bees. The Simpsons run to the couch in a box. Couch Gag. The Simpsons run to find that the couch is missing, and they chase it around the world and into outer space. First couch gag to be in high definition. In the Cheers segment, Sideshow Bob enters in reference to Kelsey Grammer 's character in Cheers , the family runs out screaming and ends up at the couch in the opening of their show with a sigh of relief.

The Simpsons come in and find their couch beaten and torn. Funeral music plays as they bury the couch in the backyard. The Simpsons then visit a ranch to pick out a new couch. The Simpsons sit on a black and white spotted couch, which throws Homer off it.

The Simpsons are now back in the living room, sitting on their new couch. Homer is in a body cast and turns on their wall-mounted flatscreen TV. No Loan Again, Naturally. A blindfolded Ralph Wiggum comes in, swinging a stick and hits the couch, making the Simpsons spill out on the floor.

The Simpsons are dog show participants being lead on leashes by men in fancy suits. A judge awards Bart the blue ribbon, and Homer attacks Bart. In the Name of the Grandfather. The Simpsons are a meal at a fancy restaurant Homer is a garden salad, Lisa's face appears in a bowl of soup, Marge is a plate of spaghetti and meatballs, Bart is a T-Bone steak, and Maggie is the mint that comes with the restaurant bill , which Comic Book Guy eats. After he wipes his mouth with a napkin, a stain appears that resembles The Simpsons sitting on the couch.

The screen is white. A cartoon hand flips an animation cell that has eyes on it, flips another that has Homer's skeleton sitting cross-legged, flips another that has Homer's stomach and a can of Duff beer on the lap, flips another that has Homer naked, another where the rest of the family are fully clothed and sitting in mid-air, and another where The Simpsons are in their living room and sitting on the couch. Marge notices Homer is still naked and pulls down an animation cell that has Homer's clothes.

The living room is covered in thick, jungle plants. The Simpsons slash their way through in order to reach the couch, and find an ape version of the Simpson family already seated. The ape Simpsons hoot and screech, scaring off the human Simpsons. The Good, the Sad and the Drugly. There is an Olympic-sized pool leading to the couch. The Simpsons take their places on the marks and swim to the couch once a starter pistol goes off.

Marge is first, Lisa's second, Bart is third, and Maggie is last. The family looks around, wondering where Homer is. Unfortunately, Homer is now unconscious as he floats in the pool. The living room is the seating area in the Colosseum during the era of the Roman Empire.

The Simpsons dressed in togas rush to an empty space to sit down. The sounds of a gladiator match can be heard offscreen.

The audience cheers as the head of a gladiator flies into the audience, and Bart catches it. Waverly Hills, D'oh. A large marble rock is in the living room where the couch should be. A French sculptor quickly chisels out a statue of The Simpsons sitting on the couch. The sculptor then turns the statue of the Simpsons into a statue of a Civil War soldier on a horse.

Four Great Women and a Manicure. The Simpsons are at an underground train station where a train pulls in and opens its doors, revealing the living room, complete with couch. The Simpsons get in and sigh as the door closes and the train pulls off. This couch gag is similar to the one from " Missionary: Impossible ", but from a different angle.

The Simpsons, wearing white cowboy hats, exchange gunfire around the couch. Maggie comes out from behind the sailboat Screenshot on the wall and blasts the room with a machine gun. Treehouse of Horror XX. The Simpsons, dressed in prehistoric-style clothing, run onto the couch really a log, which is in a prehistoric area, resting on a tar pit and sinks with it into a tar pit.

Their skeletons, their prehistoric clothing, and the log are all in a museum exhibit. Instead of the couch, the Simpsons dressed as Victorian-era Christmas carolers appear next to a Christmas tree and sing a parody of " The 12 Days of Christmas ," featuring twelve Grampas grumbling as they stand in a customer return line , eleven Barneys belching as they lie drunk in the snow , ten Lennys leaping over a fence , nine Carls dancing in a ballroom , eight Moes a-milking, seven Selmas smoking, six Flanders praying, five golden Frinks Professor Frink's heads are on five gold coins , four crawling nerds Database, Wendell, Martin, and Milhouse crawling from Nelson Muntz , three-eyed fish Blinky , two special Ralphs, and as the Simpsons walk to the couch a Maggie in a Snuggly.

The Simpsons, Patty, and Selma gather around the dinner table for a Thanksgiving meal, but soon gather their plates and head for the couch where they watch a football game on TV. The living room furniture the couch cushions, the rug, the flat-screen TV, and the lamps are all dancing to disco music just as the Simpsons come in. Once Homer yells, "Hey! Homer is standing on a coiled platform, which launches him and the rest of the Simpson family through a pinball game called "Couch Gag Chaos".

The couch is seen inside a human egg. Each family member is a sperm cell swimming towards and penetrating the egg to sit on the couch. The zygote then divides multiple times, forming a Mr. Burns embryo, who says, "Excellent! Homer runs to the couch first. When Homer gets an incoming call from Mr. Burns, he screams and eats the phone. Unfortunately, Grampa gets the Death card, so he gets scared and turns the Death card towards the gypsy, who then gets a heart attack and dies.

A rain cloud moves over a crop field behind the Simpson House. It rains, the cloud leaves, and various fruits grow out of the ground. The Simpsons all except Homer are bugs and sit on the largest fruit; Homer, as a grub, pops out of the fruit. Also, the eating sounds are not heard and Comic Book Guy says his usual rude comments after he eats each food.

But his "Ah. The Simpsons chase after the couch through the articles on The Springfield Shopper. The couch gives in and reunites with the family after seeing an ad about it in the classified section. The Simpsons are a miniature model constructed by Nelson, which is then blown up with a firecracker, and Nelson says, " Ha Ha!

Harold from Harold and the Purple Crayon draws the Simpson living room just as the family runs in to sit. Homer asks Harold to draw him a beer, and he obliges. Homer pats the child on the head. Homer and Bart appear as hand puppets, and they begin attacking each other.

The view pans down, and Homer is shown strangling Bart himself. The Simpsons sit on the couch with a banner hung above saying "22 Seasons congratulations from FOX" A FOX representative invites Maggie to blow out a candle on a cake, then eats the cake himself, leaving the Simpsons family.

The banner then falls down. Elementary School Musical "Banner". The family runs in to find a corpse on their floor. The police arrive, and the family flees on the couch driven by Homer. They are caught and placed in a police lineup. There, they are identified as the murderers instead of the Flanders's and the Hibbert's, and are jailed and then electrocuted. When electrocuted, they scream and light up the sign the family holds has the production number's code on it.

The family is seated on the couch, which turns out to be a picture hanging in a sweatshop that produces animation cells and merchandise in harsh environments. At the end, the camera zooms out to show the scene taking place inside a prison-esque 20th Century Fox structure. Captain Lance Murdock jumps over the Simpsons with his motorcycle, but injures himself afterwards. In a spoof of Avatar , the Simpson family are transferred into Nav'i bodies, and each member tries to get a "couch-monster", but only Bart manages to get it.

The couch flies to a mountain, which Bart turns on the TV. The couch prepares for the day, which consists of getting out of bed in the morning, shaving, eating breakfast, riding the bus to work, clocking in at the back entrance of the Simpson home and going to its usual spot in the living room, where the Simpsons run in and sit down normally. The couch is a bowl, and an arm releases five scoops of ice cream resembling the Simpsons into the bowl then tops the ice cream with chocolate syrup, whipped cream.

Santa's Little Helper licks the sundae, taking scoops of the ice cream away, and burps as he leaves the room. Homer trips and sprains his ankle before he reaches the couch, to the consternation of Lenny, Carl, Moe and Barney wearing warm-up suits , and Mr. Burns, their coach. Burns sends Barney in to substitute for Homer, and Homer gives a thumbs-up as two paramedics wheel him away on a stretcher.

Homer spits out a tooth. Homer says " D'oh! The Simpsons come onto the couch and the camera zooms out revealing the scene to be a video cover. It zooms out again to show the exterior of a video rental store, which is being demolished by a giant wrecking ball. The Real Housewives of Fat Tony. The couch is on display in the Smithsonian Museum. When they reach the display with the couch, a blast from a spray can reveals that the couch is surrounded by a grid of laser beams, but with gaps shaped like the Simpsons' silhouettes.

The family then step through the gaps and sit on the couch. The entire couch scene is drawn and animated by John Kricfalusi. The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants. A sword with the label "Property of Ned Flanders" is stuck on the couch.

Homer tries to remove it, but to no avail. Ned Flanders tries and is successful. Homer and the rest of the family sit on the couch as Ned leaves. Homer, who's annoyed at Ned, slouches onto the couch and groans in annoyance. The Ten-Per-Cent Solution. The Simpsons are gingerbread cookies, who run on a plate set out for Santa Claus.

Gingerbread Homer eats his own arm. Holidays of Future Passed. In a Victorian-period setting, the lights go out and there is a gunshot. When the lights turn back on, Homer is found dead and Bart is arrested for his father's murder. Marge the real culprit sits on the couch and hides the smoking gun in her hair.

Politically Inept, with Homer Simpson. Unlike the couch gag from that episode, the Simpsons are shown racing through New York City to get to Letterman's studio, David Letterman guest stars as himself, and Letterman actually speaks to the family. The D'oh-cial Network. The Simpsons go into their living room. Moe says "Happy th episode!

Lisa points out that it's actually episode Moe tells them that Fox won't do this again, which makes everyone disappointed. A few earlier couch gags appear at normal speed, then screenshots of the previous couch gags appear, right up until the gag from " The Daughter Also Rises ".

Afterwards, the Simpsons run to the couch as normal, look around, and then the screen zooms out to reveal the previous couch gags in a 25x20 mosaic saying "". The screen then shatters, and shows Homer strangling Bart and says " Why you little! In a parody of the opening to "Game of Thrones", various structures rise from the ground via rolling gears, with the family and other characters dressed in medieval clothes. Moleman gets bowled over by the giant Lard Lad Donuts statue, several three-eyed crows fly out of the nuclear plant, passing by the largest object outside of town, the couch, which remains unoccupied, before a GoT-style transition transitions to the TV credits.

This means that on the homepage and other areas a user will see a count of local suggestions and total suggestions in the system.

Previously clicking the link to suggestions would take the user to a page showing fewer suggestions that counted in the link. Now these numbers should be more consistent. This patch modifies the menu shown in the sidebar of some acquisitions pages so that in contains links to these acquisitions-related reports: Acquisitions statistics wizard and Orders by fund.

This enhancements adds timestamped logs for Plack-enabled Koha, which makes it easier for system administrators to review warnings and errors in Koha. This allows to run Koha as a Mojolicious application. This internal change simplifies the code for editing and displaying patron address and contact information.

It removes duplicated code, reducing potential problems when the code is changed in the future. For example, there are currently 5 include files for each value of the address format us, de, fr with the code duplicated for each language.

Tables are starting to use the new API to build their contents. This is done by using the API datatables wrapper. This development makes this wrapper support the current columns settings feature.

The itiva notices operate in a manner that is specific to itiva, the actual notices themselves are generated and handled by custom scripts only used for itiva. The paid field in the items table is removed with this patch to prevent accidental re-introduction of syncing code and overhead. The only place where the value is surfaced in the UI has been replaced with an on-demand calculated value.

This enhancement adds a standardised way to pass execution information around within Koha::Objects. After deleting a bibliographic record in the cataloguing module the cataloguer will now be redirected back to the search results list if they had any, instead of the empty search form.

This patch changes authority record search results, linking each heading to the corresponding detail page, and adding column in the results table showing the heading type. This way, libraries that wish to only display those links for serials for example , can hide them for other resources:.

When a librarian is cataloguing a bibliographic record and needs a new authorised value, they will now be able to create it directly from the edit form. It also works on the item and authority editing forms. Sponsored by Gerhard Sondermann Dialog e. If LocalCoverImages is turned on, it will now be possible to attach a local cover images for an item.

It can be especially useful for subscriptions. One cover image could be attach per serial number. The cover images will be displayed on the item list table on the bibliographic record detail page. This patch adds a new circulation rule — decreaseloanholds — which will override the value set in the decreaseLoanHighHoldsDuration system preference for specific item types, or patron categories, or branches.

Add the ability to define the due date during a batch renew. Like bug for batch checkout. Add the ability to specify the due date during a batch checkout, to prevent the default loan period to be used.

This new enhancement enables the recording, and subsequent display, of who checked out an item. This patch alters the display to show a message on all patron screens when a patron is locked out of their account due to too many login attempts or has an administrative lock. This new feature allows the library to keep track of how many times an item has been renewed but not actually seen by the library, typically through renewing online.

This new enhancement is adding the ability to make hourly loan returned on a closed day, if checked out on the same close day. The useDaysMode system preference has been moved to a circulation rule to add more flexibility in the calculation of the due date. When UseCirculationDesks is enabled and desks are defined and attached to a library, this feature makes it possible to chose your current desk on login or when changing library from the intranet. The desk is then attached to the session.

Future developments are planned to allow associating hold pickup locations with desks and other features. Adding a notforloan value to this system preference prevents items with that notforloan value from triggering holds at checkin, allowing for a temporary quarantine or any other circumstance in which an item should be temporarily delayed from circulation.

This presents a more customizable alternative to the existing TrapHoldsOnOrder system preference. This patch introduces a notification message on the check-in screen to highlight when the check-in has resulted in the completion of a transfer. When an item does not have an itemtype and the record biblioitem also has no itemtype defined the data inconsistencies script would error rather than reporting.

We add a test for missing record level itemtypes so that we can correctly report these problems too. These patches add a —debug switch to the koha-indexer script. This will vastly increase the logging output of the rebuild zebra daemon. This information may be useful for determining why some records are not being indexed. Sometimes, if you know what you are doing, you may want to force a schema overwrite regardless of whether the hashes report there are changes above the fold.

You should always attempt to run the script without force first and only resort to using force if that fails. It is also very much worthwhile checking the diff after running with force to ensure you have not resulted in any unexpected changes. This allows to batch remove items from any course reserve they have been added to using a barcode list.

This enhancement will remove any overdue fines that would be reversed on a backdated return if CalcFineOnBackdate is enabled and the user has not already attempted to pay off the accruing fine. This new feature allows libraries using the existing WhenLostForgiveFine functionality to reinstate forgiven overdue fines if a lost item is found and the lost item fee is refunded.

Specifically, this adds two new options to the lost item fee refund on return policy dropdown in circulation rules. When a lost item is found and the fee refunded, a forgiven overdue fine can be restored in its original accountlines entry or re-created as a new accountlines entry. This allows to cancel charges that have not been paid in full or partially yet.

A cancelled charge will show up as cancelled in the account. Voiding a paid charge first will then allow to cancel it afterwards. This patch adds a new column in the accounting tables for a patron.

The column will show the checkout library for charges that are tied to circulation. When UseCirculationDesks is enabled and desks are defined and attached to a library, this feature makes it possible to attach a waiting reserve to a desk: when an item is checked in and marked as a waiting reserve, it is also attached to the current desk. You can move waiting reserve from desk to desk by checking in again the item at a different desk.

This adds the new column for cancellation reason to the holds history page in the staff interface. See bug for more details on the new hold cancellation reason feature. This allows to hide finished and cancelled ILL requests improving the performance of the table in busy libraries but also making it easier to keep track of the pending requests.

This adds a new system preference AddressForFailedEmailNotices that allows to control where the summarized overdue email for patrons without email addresses is sent to.

This will allow to send different notices at different times depending on your cron job setup. This adds a new column to the letter table to store the last date and time a notice was edited. On the notices summary page, the latest change will show and the individual changes for each transport type email, print, … will show once the letter is edited on the different tabs. This patch introduces the ability to use template toolkit syntax in the subject line of email notices.

If enabled the icons for the record itemtype c will be displayed on the record detail and search result pages in both the OPAC and staff interface. The Bootstrap library provides a framework of JavaScript and CSS to support responsive layouts and interface elements like toolbars, menus, buttons, etc.

Although some aspects of the interface have been updated, the changes are largely invisible to the user. This enhancement adds the OPAC cart download format options into the dropdown menu, rather than opening in a separate pop up window.

This also matches the behaviour in the staff interface.