Very interesting, indeed!
Thank you very much for the implementation. I believe this is a big step ahead
in terms of ELOG screen formating (and therefore easier/more ergonomic
dataentry/reading).
We will test your modifications as soon as you make a new release.
Tomas
> I implemented your request. The syntax is:
>
> Format <attribute> = <flags>,<css_class_name>,<css_class_value>,<width>,<size>
>
> <flags>
> Sum of following values:
> 1: Display attribute in same line as previous attribute
> 2: Display radio buttons or check boxes in separate lines (if applicable)
>
> <css_class_name>,<css_class_value>
> Cascading Style Sheet class names used for cells containing attribute name
> or value, respectively. The classes must be defined in the style sheet file
> (usually themes/default/default.css)
>
> <width>>
> Width of the text entry field in characters
>
> <size>
> Maximum number of characters allowed.
>
> Default is "0, attribname, attribvalue, 80, 500". Trailing parameters can be
> ommitted, so specifying for example only the flags is possible.
>
> In order to have several attributes in one line, each line is now a separate
> table. This requires adjustment of the CSS class "attribname". Best you use
> the current default stylesheet (http://midas.psi.ch/elogdemo/default.css).
>
> You can compare the two different approaches (one attribute per line/multiple
> attributes per line) in this forum and the "archive" logbook. The "subject"
> field in this forum also uses a different style class.
>
> Note that if you upgrade to the current CVS version
> (http://midas.psi.ch/cgi-bin/cvsweb/elog/src/elogd.c?rev=1.129), you also
> have to change following options in your elogd.cfg:
>
> - The style sheet must contain the new class "attribhead"
> - "Email message body" has been replaces by "Email format"
> - "Filtered browsing" is now off by default
> - Locking (during editing of messages) is disabled by default, and enabled
> by "Use lock = 1" |