Re: Quick Filter and boolean option question, posted by Stefan Ritt on Sun Oct 21 12:21:09 2007
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| Arno Teunisse wrote: | | Because I did not get an answer i think i must ask it in an other way |
The reason you did not get an answer was not that you asked the wrong way, but simply that I'm pretty busy these days. So just be patient, I won't forget you. And sending several support requests certainly does not help you  |
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Re: Quick Filter and boolean option question, posted by Arno Teunisse on Sun Oct 21 00:17:34 2007
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| Arno Teunisse wrote: | ; BUG : When "Contract" is at the second position in the "Attributes".
; We See in the "Quick Filter" a pulldown showing "Serienummer" with only "0" or "1" ,
; this is NOT what i want or is expected !!!
[WRONG]
Attributes = Server , Contract , ContractID, Serienummer,Locatie , Category , TEST4
Options Category = Server, Printer , Disk, Router
; Please notice that the boolean attribute is at the second position in the attributes <list>,
;this is a bug, otherwise the "Quick Filter" gets it wrong. So Boolean attributes must always
;be the last item when defining the Attributes
Options Contract = boolean
Quick Filter = Server , Serienummer , Category
; This is OK : Just moving the "Contract" to the end of the "Attributes"
; Now the "Quick Filter" is a normal entrie field and not a pulldown.
; So , now i can enter a Serialnumber. This is what i want and is expected.
[OK]
Attributes = Server , ContractID, Serienummer,Locatie , Category , TEST4 , Contract
Options Category = Server, Printer , Disk, Router
; Please notice that the boolean attribute is the last in the attributes <list>, this is a bug, otherwise the "Quick Filter" gets it wrong. So Boolean attributes must always be the last item when defining the Attributes
Options Contract = boolean
Quick Filter = Server , Serienummer , Category
Just switch between "wrong" and "OK" to see the "quick filter" changes. |
| Arno Teunisse wrote: |
Hello again
Maybe it's not nice to begin with "BUG:" but i was in a hurry. Sorry for that.
Because I did not get an answer i think i must ask it in an other way : De [WRONG] and [OK] configurations are identical except for the order in which the Attributes appear. This causes the "Quick Filter" problem, as you can see when changing between the [Wrong] and [OK] tabs.
Am I missing some config setting or i am lost here ?
By the way : I see you are running version 2.6.5-1937. Is there a windows version of that too ?
with kind regards
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Quick Filter and boolean option question, posted by Arno Teunisse on Fri Oct 19 22:59:31 2007
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; BUG : When "Contract" is at the second position in the "Attributes".
; We See in the "Quick Filter" a pulldown showing "Serial Number" with only "0" or "1" ,
; this is NOT what i want or is expected !!!
[WRONG]
Attributes = Server , Contract , ContractID, Serienummer,Locatie , Category , TEST4
Options Category = Server, Printer , Disk, Router
; Please notice that the boolean attribute is at the second position in the attributes <list>,
;this is a bug, otherwise the "Quick Filter" gets it wrong. So Boolean attributes must always
;be the last item when defining the Attributes
Options Contract = boolean
Quick Filter = Server , Serienummer , Category
; This is OK : Just moving the "Contract" to the end of the "Attributes"
; Now the "Quick Filter" is a normal entrie field and not a pulldown.
; So , now i can enter a serialnumber. This is what i want and is expected.
[OK]
Attributes = Server , ContractID, Serienummer,Locatie , Category , TEST4 , Contract
Options Category = Server, Printer , Disk, Router
; Please notice that the boolean attribute is the last in the attributes <list>, this is a bug, otherwise the "Quick Filter" gets it wrong. So Boolean attributes must always be the last item when defining the Attributes
Options Contract = boolean
Quick Filter = Server , Serienummer , Category
Just switch between "wrong" and "OK" to see the "quick filter" changes. |
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Re: WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get), posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Aug 2 12:24:26 2007
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| An Thai wrote: | | I have just found an open source for WYSIWYG text editor named FCKeditor at http://www.fckeditor.net/. It looks great. The download Zip-file for this tool is only 1 MB. |
I had a look and it just looks great. I will certainly add support for this editor, but I have to fix a few things, like inserting of images and the preview feature need modifications of FCKeditor. So stay tuned. |
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Re: WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get), posted by An Thai on Fri Jul 27 16:00:07 2007
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Hi Stefan,
I have just found an open source for WYSIWYG text editor named FCKeditor at http://www.fckeditor.net/. It looks great. The download Zip-file for this tool is only 1 MB.
Dokumentation is here: http://wiki.fckeditor.net/
or TinyMSC
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/index.php
Have you an idea how to integrate them in elog?
Best regards,
An |
How to make a table of contents, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Apr 27 14:06:34 2007
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For those people who have not fully understood the discussion of elog:2218, here is an example table of contents.
First Chapter
The table of contents consists of a set of [url] tags like this:
[url=#first]First chapter[/url]
[url=#second]Second chapter[/url]
[url=#thirs]Third chapter[/url]
Then the chapter header contains a tag like this:
[ANCHOR]first[/ANCHOR]
to which the browser ups if you click the corresponding entry in the table of contents.
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You should jump here if you click on Second chapter at the table of contents.
Third chapter
You should jump here if you click on Third chapter at the table of contents. |
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Re: WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get), posted by Steve Jones on Wed Apr 25 19:39:57 2007
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| An Thai wrote: | Dear all,
I use the freemail from provider Web.de and find that its web-email editor ist very nice.
All formated text will be displayed in the right way, WYSIWYG.
Has sombody an idea, how to improve the Elog like this?
Best regards |
Well, all this is possible with ELCode tags, as you can see below. The advantage is that you can enter these tags with any browser, even with a text based browser. Have you tried to use the web.de page with a non-IE browser like Firefox? It doesn't work! They use very special JavaScript and AJAX with locks you to IE. And this is not the philosophy of ELOG. You should be able to do everything, even if JavaScript is switched off.
Dear BIG RED  ,
Here is the bulleting:
- First line
- Second line
- third line
Line numbering with under line:
- First line
- Second line
- Third line
Centered text |
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Re: WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get), posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Apr 25 10:44:29 2007
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| An Thai wrote: | Dear all,
I use the freemail from provider Web.de and find that its web-email editor ist very nice.
All formated text will be displayed in the right way, WYSIWYG.
Has sombody an idea, how to improve the Elog like this?
Best regards |
Well, all this is possible with ELCode tags, as you can see below. The advantage is that you can enter these tags with any browser, even with a text based browser. Have you tried to use the web.de page with a non-IE browser like Firefox? It doesn't work! They use very special JavaScript and AJAX with locks you to IE. And this is not the philosophy of ELOG. You should be able to do everything, even if JavaScript is switched off.
Dear BIG RED ,
Here is the bulleting:
- First line
- Second line
- third line
Line numbering with under line:
- First line
- Second line
- Third line
Centered text |
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