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Mon Jan 17 16:51:35 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | All | 2.5.5 | Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions |
> I have a logbook with an attribute that has a number of fixed values. I
> use MOptions to prevent typos when entering and allow multiple "keywords".
> When searching the users can only search on one keyword.
> Is there any way to search on multiple values (AAA|BBB|CCC)? If I do not
> use MOption, they can do this, but the users entering logs may mistype the
> keywords.
Even with Moptions, you can put into the "Text:" line
(AAA|BBB|CCC)
and click on "Search text also in attributes". This is a valid regular
expression with searches for AAA or BBB or CCC. Unfortunately you still can
mistype the values. If I would add check boxes in the find page, it would not
be clear if one searches for an "AND" of several values or an "OR" (Most people
would probably think that they want an "AND" because this happens if they
restrict several attributes). |
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Tue Jan 18 03:37:40 2005 |
| Neil Swartz | neilswartz@verizon.net | Question | All | 2.5.5 | Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions |
> > I have a logbook with an attribute that has a number of fixed values. I
> > use MOptions to prevent typos when entering and allow multiple "keywords".
> > When searching the users can only search on one keyword.
> > Is there any way to search on multiple values (AAA|BBB|CCC)? If I do not
> > use MOption, they can do this, but the users entering logs may mistype the
> > keywords.
>
> Even with Moptions, you can put into the "Text:" line
>
> (AAA|BBB|CCC)
>
> and click on "Search text also in attributes". This is a valid regular
> expression with searches for AAA or BBB or CCC. Unfortunately you still can
> mistype the values. If I would add check boxes in the find page, it would not
> be clear if one searches for an "AND" of several values or an "OR" (Most people
> would probably think that they want an "AND" because this happens if they
> restrict several attributes).
Yes, I can use the Text: search, but I still have the mistyping problem. (My
field values are like "ENA, ETB, HRES, etc.) -- Easy to have a typo.
Currently there is a dropdown when searching for MOption fields. Maybe you could
allow multiple selections in the dropdown. This to me is an "OR" search. |
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Tue Jan 18 13:06:48 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | All | 2.5.5 | Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions |
> Currently there is a dropdown when searching for MOption fields. Maybe you could
> allow multiple selections in the dropdown. This to me is an "OR" search.
Multiple selections are not possible in HTML, only a single value can be selected at
a time. |
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Thu Jan 20 16:32:25 2005 |
| John Habermann | john.habermann@wilderness.org.au | Question | Linux | | increasing the height of the attribute display field |
Was wondering if it was possible to increase the height that the text box
for an attribute is displayed as. I would like to construct a form for a
weekly report which consist of a couple of text area attributes. I have
found the format option and can see how you can increase the width and
number of characters but not the height. This is what is have in the config
file for the log book:
-----------------------
[Weekly Reports]
Comment = The logbook for people to enter their weekly reports
Attributes = Author,Position, Achievements_last_week, Plans for Coming Week,
Issues and Concerns, Other Items to Report
Format Achievements_last_week = 0,messageframe,attribvalue,90,1000
Show text = 0
Enable Attachments = 0
---------------------------
Basically what I would like is for the text field for 4 of the attributes to
be something like the text area for the main body. Is that possible or is a
better way to incorporate the form into the main body somehow?
Thanks for any help. Been using elog for about a month now as a logging tool
for our IT team and this is the first time i have had to ask anything thanks
to the great documentation and the example. Great job Stefan |
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Thu Jan 20 17:40:33 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | | Re: increasing the height of the attribute display field |
> Was wondering if it was possible to increase the height that the text box
> for an attribute is displayed as.
What you ask for is multi-line attributes. This is not implemented, but on the
wishlist since some time, where I added your vote.
Best regards,
Stefan |
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Thu Jan 20 23:59:19 2005 |
| John Habermann | john.habermann@wilderness.org.au | Question | Linux | | Re: increasing the height of the attribute display field |
Sorry I didn't see the wishlist but I see what you mean. I have just found out
that pasting content that contains more than 1 line into an attribute field
crashes elog.
I have a play with the Preset text setting and see what I can come up with. By the
way there is a spelling mistake in the config.html page. In the Conditional
Attributes section you use the Preset text setting as an example but have spelt it
as "Prset text ="
Thank you for you help
John
> > Was wondering if it was possible to increase the height that the text box
> > for an attribute is displayed as.
>
> What you ask for is multi-line attributes. This is not implemented, but on the
> wishlist since some time, where I added your vote.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Stefan |
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Fri Jan 21 10:43:21 2005 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | | Re: increasing the height of the attribute display field |
> I have a play with the Preset text setting and see what I can come up with. By the
> way there is a spelling mistake in the config.html page. In the Conditional
> Attributes section you use the Preset text setting as an example but have spelt it
> as "Prset text ="
Thanks, fixed. |
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Sun Jan 23 02:51:58 2005 |
| John Habermann | john.habermann@wilderness.org.au | Question | Linux | 2.5.5+r152 | mirroring specific logbooks |
Hi
I was just wondering if it is possible to define what logbooks you want
mirrored in the [Global] part of the elogd.conf file. I want to mirror the
logbooks that I use for work from my laptop to the work server but I have
set up other logbooks that I will use for uni and other non work projects.
I have set the mirroring up in [Global] using the cron based settings but I
am guessing that is going to try and mirror all the logbooks.
;The mirror settings
Mirror server = tanami:8080
;Mirror the contents of the elogd.conf file for individual logbooks but not
global settings
Mirror config = 1
;Mirror every hour between 07:00 and 20:00 during the week day
Mirror cron = 0 7-20 * * 1-5
Mirror user = john
I gather my personal logbooks won't sync across as I get an "error accessing
remote logbook" so that is fine but was just wondering if you can set it so
that you can define in global what logbooks you want to sync.
thank you
John |