Re: form posting , posted by Stefan Ritt on Sun Dec 12 12:40:53 2004
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> however, I am not sure what elog checks for when doing the post through
> form. and the auto-submit script always failed and returns "200 EOF". i can
> get to the login part and grab form entry. its only the submittion failed.
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Re: form posting , posted by Qiang on Tue Dec 14 07:32:07 2004
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I happened to find something interesting when trying my perl script. it hangs the
elog system with hand-crafted http header.
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Re: form posting , posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Dec 20 16:39:17 2004
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> I happened to find something interesting when trying my perl script. it hangs the
> elog system with hand-crafted http header.
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Re: first install comments, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Jan 25 09:28:18 2010
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Kenneth McFarlane wrote:
I am testing Elog for personal and group use. I am starting with a Windows install on a PC. (I came |
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Re: filter with or operation/TIME DURATION CALCULATION , posted by Andreas Luedeke on Thu Jan 22 08:35:23 2015
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dev
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1.I HAVE A ELOG BOOK WITH TWO ATTRIBUTE 'FROM' &'TO'. |
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Re: field selections persist across new log entries?, posted by Sebastian Schenk on Tue Sep 8 16:35:14 2020
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As far as I know, it is not possible, if you make a "new" entry.
You could configure the elog, to always PRESET an atribute, but then it is always the same, not the last.
I think the "duplicate" entry function could provide you partly with the functionality you want, as it copies all old values into a |
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Re: field selections persist across new log entries?, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Wed Sep 9 10:33:58 2020
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It is probably possible, but requires a big of a hack.
Whenever you save a new entry or edit an old one, you run a little shell script
to write the value of this field into a file.
Whenever you create a new entry you read the PRESET value with a shell script from that file.
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Re: feature req.: identify ELOG web pages via META element, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Oct 21 19:06:59 2009
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Bill Pier wrote:
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