Finding Last Changed Entries, posted by Bee on Tue Feb 1 14:41:08 2005
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Is there an inbuilt way to find the last entries changed in an elog?
I could add a "Last Mod" attribute and then config "Subst on edit Last Mod =
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Re: Finding Last Changed Entries, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Feb 1 14:44:00 2005
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> Is there an inbuilt way to find the last entries changed in an elog?
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> I could add a "Last Mod" attribute and then config "Subst on edit Last Mod =
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Automatic Export, posted by Tim Fowler on Thu Jan 27 19:09:55 2005
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Re: Automatic Export, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jan 28 08:33:49 2005
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> Is there any way to automatically export the logbook(s)?
Kind of. You can use "wget" under Linux (use cygwin under Windows to get wget
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Re: Automatic Export, posted by Tim Fowler on Fri Jan 28 18:04:03 2005
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> > Is there any way to automatically export the logbook(s)?
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> Kind of. You can use "wget" under Linux (use cygwin under Windows to get wget
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mirroring specific logbooks, posted by John Habermann on Sun Jan 23 02:51:58 2005
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Hi
I was just wondering if it is possible to define what logbooks you want
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Re: mirroring specific logbooks, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Jan 25 21:48:52 2005
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> I was just wondering if it is possible to define what logbooks you want
> mirrored in the [Global] part of the elogd.conf file.
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Re: mirroring specific logbooks, posted by John Habermann on Wed Jan 26 07:40:46 2005
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> > I was just wondering if it is possible to define what logbooks you want
> > mirrored in the [Global] part of the elogd.conf file.
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Find using multiple values with MOptions, posted by Neil Swartz on Sat Jan 8 16:40:04 2005
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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.
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Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Jan 17 16:51:35 2005
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> 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.
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Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions, posted by Neil Swartz on Tue Jan 18 03:37:40 2005
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> > 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.
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Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Jan 18 13:06:48 2005
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> 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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Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions, posted by Neil Swartz on Wed Jan 19 04:33:00 2005
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> > 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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Re: Find using multiple values with MOptions, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jan 21 23:30:35 2005
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<SELECT NAME="lid" multiple size="5">
Oh, nice, I didn't know of that. However, I prefer to have multiple options to be selected
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increasing the height of the attribute display field, posted by John Habermann on Thu Jan 20 16:32:25 2005
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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
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Re: increasing the height of the attribute display field, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Jan 20 17:40:33 2005
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> Was wondering if it was possible to increase the height that the text box
> for an attribute is displayed as.
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Re: increasing the height of the attribute display field, posted by John Habermann on Thu Jan 20 23:59:19 2005
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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.
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Re: increasing the height of the attribute display field, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jan 21 10:43:21 2005
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> 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
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Login/Password request appears twice, posted by PJ Meyer on Mon Dec 6 20:05:58 2004
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Have set up 3 top level groups, each with their own password file.
Ever since users have to 'login' twice to get to the appropriate elog.
You click on top level group, get to log book and click on the one you want
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Re: Login/Password request appears twice, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Jan 5 16:04:53 2005
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> Have set up 3 top level groups, each with their own password file.
> Ever since users have to 'login' twice to get to the appropriate elog.
> You click on top level group, get to log book and click on the one you want
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Re: Login/Password request appears twice, posted by PJ Meyer on Wed Jan 12 23:48:18 2005 
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> > Have set up 3 top level groups, each with their own password file.
> > Ever since users have to 'login' twice to get to the appropriate elog.
> > You click on top level group, get to log book and click on the one you
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Re: Login/Password request appears twice, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Jan 17 21:29:32 2005
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> OK elogd.cfg is attached.
I tried to reproduce your problem, but without success. I only have to login once.
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MOptions and Extendable, posted by Neil Swartz on Sat Jan 8 17:31:07 2005
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If an attribute uses MOptions and is also extendable, clicking "Add
<attribute name>" and entering a value adds the value to the MOptions, but
does not put the value into the log entry. The log record has that
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Re: MOptions and Extendable, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Jan 17 16:44:28 2005
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> If an attribute uses MOptions and is also extendable, clicking "Add
> <attribute name>" and entering a value adds the value to the MOptions, but
> does not put the value into the log entry. The log record has that
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Menu command = doesn't list, posted by PJ Meyer on Wed Jan 12 23:53:27 2005
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Have tried to use "Menu commands =" to list menu commands available as per:
"Menu commands = List, Back, New, Edit, Delete, Find, Config, HELP, Logout"
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Re: Menu command = doesn't list, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Jan 17 15:22:30 2005
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> Have tried to use "Menu commands =" to list menu commands available as per:
> "Menu commands = List, Back, New, Edit, Delete, Find, Config, HELP, Logout"
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