Given that the corresponding event hook for Doc Del is triggered for article requests, this may be a longstanding bug. As of 9.1.1 the LendingRequestCheckOut event hook isn't triggered for article requests when they are marked found. I've been working around it by using the Route event hook.

The grid control causes ILLiad to freeze for a verrry long time when it tries to display a table with more than a few dozen results in more than a couple columns. It seems like displaying large amounts of data would be its intended use, so I'm guessing something about it must be broken?

https://atlas-sys.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ILLiadAddons/pages/3149388/Grid

Would it be possible to create an event hook that would trigger when ILLiad detects that an item has been updated to Shipped in OCLC? Currently, my code is regularly checking the Request Sent status for a new value in the DueDate field, but it would be preferable to have it triggered by a system event.

It would be nice to be able to respond to renewals and make renewal requests via the AddESPUpdate command in server addons. Renewals in both Borrowing and Lending could be completely automated.

EDIT: Updating to Returned would also be nice. Really, just let us change the OCLC status in any way the system already can.

This is from ticket 8079. Site would like to see text messaging/sms options that do not require a 3rd party provider.

SaveDataSource only works for changes to the Transactions table currently, but it would be great if it could save changes to other tables. Or extend the functionality to the Users table at the very least.

If possible, it would be really nice to have the option to use AddESPUpdate - Returned for Borrowing requests. I currently have an addon that mass-adds tracking numbers that we also use for Borrowing returns, and it would be awesome to be able to automatically update those requests as Returned if they haven't been already.

It would be nice to be able to set the interval or specific time(s) that each server addon runs, rather than have them all run at the same interval. Some that I have only need to run once a day, while others need to run constantly.

If an installed add-on has a new version, be alerted (via either a popup in the client or even via subscription through email).