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  1240   Thu Jul 7 22:02:52 2005 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chRequestWindows2.6.0-betaRe: Suppress Email notification checkbox

Gary Clayson wrote:
Hello All. Stefan, would it be possible to add one more option to the Suppress Default flag? I'd appreciate a setting that would suppress emails being sent and remove the option from the page. Or, has this been accomplished? And, if so, what is that setting. Thanks in advance!! Keep up the great work.


I added
Suppress default = 3

which always suppresses email notifications. The addition is under CVS and will be included in the next release.

- Stefan
  1241   Thu Jul 7 22:31:40 2005 Reply Tim Fowlertimfowler1@gmail.comQuestionLinux2.5.9+r167Re: changing the default to plain text rather than elcode
I said future installations will handle this. This feature is still in beta becaus it's not finished completely. You can get the elcode.js from CVS.

- Stefan


Thanks Stefan! This is an excellent application.
  1245   Fri Jul 8 22:18:01 2005 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chRequestAll Re: <img> in Display Attribute

Emiliano Gabrielli wrote:
My goal is to be able to do the following :

Display Category              = $category <img src="icons/$category.png" border="0">


This way one can add a self explaining icon to the attribute or just replaceing it (only in visualization)

Is there another method to accomplish this ? otherwise I's in my wish list Smile


Ok, it's implemented in CVS.
  1247   Fri Jul 8 22:25:39 2005 Reply Gary Claysonimppster@gmail.comRequestWindows2.6.0-betaRe: New Message Formatting and Default Settings

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Gary Clayson wrote:
How can I turn off the formatting controls above the message text when making a new or reply entry? I included the flat 'Default Encoding = 1' in my config file, but it seems to have no effect.


You need the current CVS version which has this implemented, or you wait for the next official release.


Gary Clayson wrote:
The log has been set up to suppress all email notification, as SMTP is not being used at my location (MS Exchange Server is being used).


MS Exchange Server has and SMTP server inside, I use this all the time.


Gary Clayson wrote:
Also How can I turn off the icon selection panel to the left of a new message text box?


By clicking on the smiley on the top row next to "FONT".


Gary Clayson wrote:
And, finally, is it possible to turn off the Suppress Email notification checkbox AND not send emails?


You can put a
Suppress email to users = 1
into the config file, but the checkbox will still be there, but non-functional. Maybe I should remove it in that case...


Gary Clayson wrote:
PS Reworking the source code, then recompiling it, is not a viable option for me at this time.


You are not supposed to <b>rework</b> the source code, but if you want the cutting edge features, you need to recompile from CVS or wait for official releases.


I apologize for my using the incorrect language. I did not mean I would be rewriting your code, merely compiling, linking, and running the new version. The computer elog is loaded one is not one I have access to a compiler on. Sorry if I misspoke!

Gary
  1250   Sat Jul 9 16:06:58 2005 Reply Emiliano GabrielliAlberT@SuperAlberT.itRequestAll Re: <img> in Display Attribute

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Emiliano Gabrielli wrote:
My goal is to be able to do the following :

Display Category              = $category <img src="icons/$category.png" border="0">


This way one can add a self explaining icon to the attribute or just replaceing it (only in visualization)

Is there another method to accomplish this ? otherwise I's in my wish list Smile


Ok, it's implemented in CVS.


Still a problem .. sorry:
Options Category              = Info,Report,Problem{1},Other
Preset Category               = Info
Display Category              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$category.png">$category

{1}ROptions Level             = Notice,Warning,Alert,Fixed
{1}Preset Level               = Warning
{1}Display Level              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$level.png">$level

when I try to use this featur on a conditional attr it is ignored .. If I remove the {1} it is obviously showed .. but also when no $level is defined (taht is infact not what should be)...



BTW, is it possible to not show conditional attributes in mail and in "single entry" view? .. it's quite strange to ave a "Level" of a "Misure", not a "Problem" Tongue


thank you in advance Smile
  1254   Mon Jul 11 12:35:40 2005 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chBug reportLinux2.6 and beRe: icon comment not display using firefox

Laurent S. Nadolski wrote:
I found out the following bug.
Icon comment are not displayed when browsing with firefox. But it works fine with IE.
A goo test page is this very elog entry.
If you move your mouse on a icon nothing will be displayed using Firefox.


Thanks for reporting this bug. I fixed it in the current CVS version. You can try it with this page.


Laurent S. Nadolski wrote:
In the following example, I noticed, that the tooltip Icon is displayed instead (whenever existing). This means, it displays info (for all icons if several) and not "showbug" on icon1.gif

Attributes = Icone
IOptions Icone = icon1.gif
Tooltip Icone = info
Icon comment icon1.gif = showbug

Icon comment
is used for email notification, and
Tooltip
is used for tooltips. So the behaviour you describe is intentional.

- Stefan
  1256   Mon Jul 11 13:13:27 2005 Reply Stefan Rittstefan.ritt@psi.chRequestAll Re: < img > in Display Attribute

Emiliano Gabrielli wrote:
Still a problem .. sorry:
Options Category              = Info,Report,Problem{1},Other
Preset Category               = Info
Display Category              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$category.png">$category

{1}ROptions Level             = Notice,Warning,Alert,Fixed
{1}Preset Level               = Warning
{1}Display Level              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$level.png">$level

when I try to use this featur on a conditional attr it is ignored .. If I remove the {1} it is obviously showed .. but also when no $level is defined (taht is infact not what should be)...



BTW, is it possible to not show conditional attributes in mail and in "single entry" view? .. it's quite strange to ave a "Level" of a "Misure", not a "Problem" Tongue


thank you in advance Smile


Well, that's not the way condition attributes are supposed to work. They were designed to modify the new entry input mask, to have diefferent option lists depending on the value of an attribute. But conditional attributes do not have any meaning for normal display and for email notification. This would have to be implemented and is quite some work. So I would put following in your config:
Options Category              = Info{1},Report{1},Problem{2},Other{1}
Preset Category               = Info
Display Category              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$category.png">$category

{1}ROptions Level             = Notice,Warning,Alert,Fixed
{1}Preset Level               = Warning
{1}Display Level              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$level.png">$level
{2}Preset Level               = N/A

Having
N/A
is not as nice as having this attribute not shown at all, but that's the only choice one has right now Crying .

Another thing: you maybe realized that putting <img> in the subject of your orignal entry results in a missing image. That's a nasty side effect of your wish to have any <img> interpreted as HTML. Of course you could argue that <img> is not a real HTML statement because the source is missing, but then another one will come and put there a subject like: "I want an <img src="bla.gif"> in my config" and bang, we are back to the same problem. So if anyone has a clever idea of how to solve this, please let me know. Maybe one should be able to put a "\" in front of any code (also the ELCode tags) to not interprete them by the system. But while this is maybe obvious for a C programmer or shell programmer, the normal user might not find this so obvious.
  1257   Mon Jul 11 14:30:11 2005 Reply Emiliano GabrielliAlberT@SuperAlberT.itRequestAll Re: < img > in Display Attribute

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Emiliano Gabrielli wrote:
Still a problem .. sorry:
Options Category              = Info,Report,Problem{1},Other
Preset Category               = Info
Display Category              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$category.png">$category

{1}ROptions Level             = Notice,Warning,Alert,Fixed
{1}Preset Level               = Warning
{1}Display Level              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$level.png">$level

when I try to use this featur on a conditional attr it is ignored .. If I remove the {1} it is obviously showed .. but also when no $level is defined (taht is infact not what should be)...



BTW, is it possible to not show conditional attributes in mail and in "single entry" view? .. it's quite strange to ave a "Level" of a "Misure", not a "Problem" Tongue


thank you in advance Smile


Well, that's not the way condition attributes are supposed to work. They were designed to modify the new entry input mask, to have diefferent option lists depending on the value of an attribute. But conditional attributes do not have any meaning for normal display and for email notification. This would have to be implemented and is quite some work. So I would put following in your config:
Options Category              = Info{1},Report{1},Problem{2},Other{1}
Preset Category               = Info
Display Category              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$category.png">$category

{1}ROptions Level             = Notice,Warning,Alert,Fixed
{1}Preset Level               = Warning
{1}Display Level              = <img style="border:0; float:left; margin-right:5px" src="icons/$level.png">$level
{2}Preset Level               = N/A

Having
N/A
is not as nice as having this attribute not shown at all, but that's the only choice one has right now Crying .

Another thing: you maybe realized that putting <img> in the subject of your orignal entry results in a missing image. That's a nasty side effect of your wish to have any <img> interpreted as HTML. Of course you could argue that <img> is not a real HTML statement because the source is missing, but then another one will come and put there a subject like: "I want an <img src="bla.gif"> in my config" and bang, we are back to the same problem. So if anyone has a clever idea of how to solve this, please let me know. Maybe one should be able to put a "\" in front of any code (also the ELCode tags) to not interprete them by the system. But while this is maybe obvious for a C programmer or shell programmer, the normal user might not find this so obvious.


IMHO the solution may be in allowing html code only in the cfg, not in the value of the field..
i.e., elog has to first allow html in the cfg attribute and then replace every $attribute with their values... this values as to be translated in html entities in order to solve the problem

in other wordsthe value of the attribute as to httl_encoded when displayed.. and the cfg line not

or I am loosing some point ?
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