Describe the bug
Currently, in SOLR, there is the ability to mark a book as having been adapted and to link to the new version. This causes a banner to be displayed on the book's page showing where people can access the updated version. However, this banner is not showing up on books in helga.
Expected behavior
I expect that when a link to an adapted book is provided in SORL that a notice will appear on that book's page pointing to that updated resource so that people using the B.C. Open Textbook Collection can find the most recent version.
Screenshots
What the banner looks like on the live site:
Additional context
This is a functionality that we use on a number of books, so it would be unfortunate to lose it. We use it to point to Canadian adaptations of books (see Intro to Psych) and to manage when we post new editions of a book so that people know where to find the most recent version of a book (See Intro to Finan. Accounting).
Describe the bug Currently, in SOLR, there is the ability to mark a book as having been adapted and to link to the new version. This causes a banner to be displayed on the book's page showing where people can access the updated version. However, this banner is not showing up on books in helga.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behavior I expect that when a link to an adapted book is provided in SORL that a notice will appear on that book's page pointing to that updated resource so that people using the B.C. Open Textbook Collection can find the most recent version.
Screenshots What the banner looks like on the live site:![adaptedbanner](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23706762/55491734-eb4e5b80-55ea-11e9-89df-41921495e0c5.jpg)
Additional context This is a functionality that we use on a number of books, so it would be unfortunate to lose it. We use it to point to Canadian adaptations of books (see Intro to Psych) and to manage when we post new editions of a book so that people know where to find the most recent version of a book (See Intro to Finan. Accounting).