Answered By: Michael Trocchia
Last Updated: Jun 23, 2022     Views: 85

There are several possible reasons for this:

  • If you are off-campus, make sure you are logged in through one of the Connect from Off-Campus options
  • Double check that you started your search on the library website
  • You may need to click on the article title to view the full record that includes the    button.
  • You may have JavaScript turned off in your browser.
  • You may be using a database that isn't "Open-URL enabled" and so doesn't work with the "Get JMU Access" link resolver.
  • The citation might not contain all of the components necessary to enable "Get JMU Access" to initiate a link. Dissertations, for example, don't have the ISSN/ISBN numbers required to enable linking to full text.
     

For advice on what to do if the check for full text button isn't working, see the FAQ What do I do if "Get JMU Access" isn't working?

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