When locks are enabled, users should see a pop-up window asking them to submit an entry if they edit an entry but then go away from that page or
close the browser without submitting the changes. However, it only appears as though this works when using the plain or ELCode editors. When
using the HTML editor, no such pop-up appears.
If possible, a fix for this would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Devin |
Hello all,
i have a question to mysql inexecute:
This works:
Execute new = mysql -h localhost -u root -D test1 -e "insert into `test1` (author, type) values ('$Author', '$Type')"
This doesn't work:
Execute new = mysql -h localhost -u root -D test1 -e "insert into `test2` (Autor, Adressat, Teil1, Teil2, Teil3,
Teil4, Teil5, Teil6, Teil7, Teil8 ) values ('$Autor', '$Adressat' , '$Teil1', '$Teil2', '$Teil3', '$Teil4', '$Teil5',
'$Teil6', '$Teil7', '$Teil8' )"
db is okay, i have all checked this. My question is: can the execute-command take a multiline argument? Or perhaps does somebody see a mistake i have made in the execute-line?
Thanks!
Steve
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all instances of elogd use the same file name in /tmp when calling my_shell. This can cause some inconsistent behavior when two or more copies of elogd are runnnig at the same time. (eg. one might detect ImageMagik is installed, and the other not,)
The propsed solution is to have the parent read from a pipe to the child rather from a file. A patch is attached. |