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October 28, 2009 By Vernon Systems

28 October 2009 Update

There was a minor upgrade of eHive on 28th October 2009 which included:

– New Explore page Most Interesting Objects

This page ranks object records on eHive by several factors, including the amount of text information, the number of images of the object, the number of comments and tags and the number of views of the page.

– Underlying changes to support the NZMuseums search widget. We'll be able to show you the widget in the next week or so!

– Bug fixes. Two bugs were fixed in this release. Deleted objects that were restored from the Recycle Bin were not appearing in public searches and in some combinations users were getting a server error on publishing an object record.

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I’ve worked with the Team at eHive to deliver three online collection projects – across archives, library and art museum collections, both in New Zealand and Australia. The technical support is exemplary and the eHive Team have offered guidance and advice that makes solving any problems easy and maximising project potential possible. I’ve used eHive as both a host website for online collections, and for a fully integrated museum website search experience that has helped diversify our audiences and allow people to respond to collections in a tangible way.
Tanya RobinsonDevelopmentNERAM

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eHive is an innovative web-based system that will help you catalogue, organise and share your collection in a simple and secure way. eHive is developed by Vernon Systems.
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