Append a routine entry, posted by mike cianci on Fri Feb 20 05:00:40 2009
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I am using the following commands to display the text of all of the entries at once (so that you can read them without having to click on each entry).
Display mode = threaded
Expand Default = 3
Problem is that the information on the page is packed so tightly together (no white space) that it can be hard to read. Especially with single line entries.
Is it possible to automatically append a new line to a routine entry?
THANK YOU for your assistances.
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No Valid Header?, posted by mike cianci on Tue Feb 24 12:44:27 2009
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Stefan,
I finally got it installed on a server at work (only took a year to work through all the red tape). I have seven logbooks up and running and only one is giving me trouble. It is an On-Line Help book where I wanted to store documents that could be referenced by our staff. It is the simplest of my logbooks (see config file below) but when I hit the "Submit" button it crashes the program. I can not see the error myself but the server guys are telling me that that we are getting an "Internal error, no valid header!" error. The only other thing that I can think to mention is that the entry that is crashing the program is a 60k Microsoft word table that I had cut and pasted into elog.
Thank you, Mike
[OnlineHelps]
Write Password = SWNlQ3ViZQ==
;DISPLAY
Theme = default
Display mode = threaded
Mode Commands = 0
Thread display = -------------- $Title --------------
Comment = On-Line Helps
Attributes = Title
Required Attributes = Title
Page Title = ELOG - $subject
Reverse sort = 0
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Error Message in "Demo of database-like elog", posted by mike cianci on Thu Apr 9 12:50:03 2009
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I attempted to remove the text editor (like you did in "Demo of database-like elog") using "Show text = 0".
In both your Demo and my logbook when you hit "New" - Explorer generates the folowing error message
Error: The Textarea with id or name set to "text" was not found.
Is there a solution or do we just live with it.
Thanks, Mike |
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Simple Math, posted by mike cianci on Mon Apr 13 07:26:39 2009
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Sorry to bother you. I could see in past Forum entries that the question of "Simple Math" has come up before, although the answers were not all that simple.
Can you do simple math (i.e. attribute A + attribute B = attribute C) in ELOG ?
Thank you for putting up with my questions.
Mike |
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Database Like - ELOG Format, posted by mike cianci on Wed Apr 29 12:28:13 2009
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Stefan,
I am using the Database Like - ELOG format and on the list page, the the last two columns (on the right side) are, "Text" and "Attachments (the paperclip)".
Both of which I have deleted from the input page.
Is there anyway to remove them from the List page?
Thanks, Mike |
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Problem Naming Logbooks, posted by mike cianci on Fri May 1 08:05:42 2009
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I have a logbook named "Centaur" (instrument name) for a problem log on an instrument and a logbook named "CentaurNewLot" for
a logbook (Database Like - ELOG format) where we would log reagent lot number changes for that instrument.
The problem is that when I name the logbooks, like I have, it screws up the formatting (List page) of the second log book.
If I rename the second logbook something totally unrelated to the first logbook my originally intended formatting returns. |
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Supress Email on Reply, posted by mike cianci on Wed Sep 9 08:16:22 2009
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The way I have ELOG configured it sends an email to supervisors based on which "Department " (attribute) was selected. Problem is that when the supervisor replies the department
is still selected and it sends a second email to the supervisor. Is there any way to supress the emails (automatically) on "Reply"? |
Re: Grouping Logbooks, posted by mike cianci on Fri Feb 12 08:31:14 2010
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| mike cianci wrote: |
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I really appreciate your help and I hope that my questions warrant your time.
What I am trying to accomplish is two totally separate groups of logbooks that share a common logbook.
Three logbooks
Logbook A
Logbook B
Logbook C (just informational, write protected)
Two Groups
Top Group 1 = Logbook A, Logbook C
Top Group 2 = Logbook B, Logbook C
What is happening is everything looks good until you try to enter Logbook C from Group 1. You end up in Logbook C (the right logbook) but you are now in Group 2.
Actual Code:
;Groupings
Top Group Central = Centaur, On-LineHelps
Top Group Good Sam = GSH, On-LineHelps
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You cannot put the same logbook into two groups. All you can do is to define two logbooks C1 and C2, and force their data directories to be the same (via the "Subdir = ..." directive), so they will actually look at the same data.
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Stefan, sorry to bother you yet again. but I can not seem to get the "Subdir" to do what I want (user error I am sure). Thanks for any help you can give.
[OnlineHelps]
Write Password = SWNlQ3ViZQ==
;DISPLAY
Theme = default
Display mode = threaded
Mode Commands = 0
List Menu commands = New, Find, Config
Thread display = -------------- $Title --------------
Comment = On-Line Helps
Attributes = Title
Required Attributes = Title
Page Title = ELOG - $subject
Reverse sort = 1
[OLH.gsh]
Subdir = \\ssoelog\ELOG\logbooks\OnlineHelps
Write Password = SWNlQ3ViZQ==
;DISPLAY
Theme = default
Display mode = threaded
Mode Commands = 0
List Menu commands = New, Find, Config
Thread display = -------------- $Title --------------
Comment = On-Line Helps
Attributes = Title
Required Attributes = Title
Page Title = ELOG - $subject
Reverse sort = 1 |