Re: Request: can the comment for a log book be put in the status bar on hover, posted by Gary Clayson on Thu Jul 7 04:47:09 2005
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| Tim Iskander wrote: | We have several logbooks running here with somewhat cryptic names. The comment field for the
logbook describes its intent well enough, so the thought was that the comment could show up in the
status bar (or tooltip) when you hover over the logbook name in the tabs at the top of the page.
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I wonder if there is any way to use the javascript 'window.status' method to accomplish this. It would be a nice addition when there are many logbooks.
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Re: Request: can the comment for a log book be put in the status bar on hover, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Jul 7 21:48:31 2005
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| Tim Iskander wrote: | We have several logbooks running here with somewhat cryptic names. The comment field for the
logbook describes its intent well enough, so the thought was that the comment could show up in the
status bar (or tooltip) when you hover over the logbook name in the tabs at the top of the page. |
_X_ yea
___ nea
I added a tooltip to the logbook showing the comment field. The status bar is a bit difficult since it requires Javascript and is not supported by all browsers. But I hope the tooltip is good enough. The modification is in CVS, you can try it at the forum.
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Re: Request: can the comment for a log book be put in the status bar on hover, posted by Tim Iskander on Fri Jul 8 13:32:56 2005
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| Tim Iskander wrote: | We have several logbooks running here with somewhat cryptic names. The comment field for the
logbook describes its intent well enough, so the thought was that the comment could show up in the
status bar (or tooltip) when you hover over the logbook name in the tabs at the top of the page. |
_X_ yea
___ nea
I added a tooltip to the logbook showing the comment field. The status bar is a bit difficult since it requires Javascript and is not supported by all browsers. But I hope the tooltip is good enough. The modification is in CVS, you can try it at the forum.
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I like it!
thanks...
/Tim |
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Re: Report printing, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Nov 13 20:22:02 2006
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| Eric Krise wrote: | | Is there a way to print a summary of all (or selected) log books on a scheduled basis, say like every morning @ 7:00 am? I would like a printed copy of our daily logs (24 hr period). Thanks Eric |
You can obtain the last 24hr period with the parameter last=1. Following command will return this last day for the forum
http://midas.psi.ch/elogs/Forum/?printable=1&last=1
Now you need to set up some script which calls this once a day and then convinces the browser to print that page. But I have no idea how to perform this.
Another option is to print the xxxxxxa.log files of the elogd server directly. There is already one file per day, and the original reason for that is exactly what you ask for: You can print each day directly. Now you need a script which searched for the last day and prints that. |
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Re: Report Generating Tool?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon May 21 21:37:36 2018
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Switch to the "summary" display (try it with this forum). You get headers (like "category"). Clicking on it sorts by that attribute. Then display "all" entries, or use the "find" option to search in certain time periods, then just print the web page.
Alternatively, expeort logbook entries as CSV files, load them into a spreadsheet program, and do the sorting and printing there.
Stefan
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Has anyone developed a report tool for elog? I would like to be able to sort certain items and send them to either a printer, or an email (external to my own use).
If not, any ideas on an easy means of doing this? I write a lot of Perl, so that would be an option for me if the text is easily obtained.
Thanks
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Re: Report Generating Tool?, posted by Hal Goldfarb on Tue May 22 06:55:21 2018
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I don't see an "export" option in the documentation, only "import." Printing the web page is probably not what I want.
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Switch to the "summary" display (try it with this forum). You get headers (like "category"). Clicking on it sorts by that attribute. Then display "all" entries, or use the "find" option to search in certain time periods, then just print the web page.
Alternatively, expeort logbook entries as CSV files, load them into a spreadsheet program, and do the sorting and printing there.
Stefan
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Has anyone developed a report tool for elog? I would like to be able to sort certain items and send them to either a printer, or an email (external to my own use).
If not, any ideas on an easy means of doing this? I write a lot of Perl, so that would be an option for me if the text is easily obtained.
Thanks
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Re: Report Generating Tool?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue May 22 11:11:43 2018
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Click on "Find", select "Export to CSV", optionally select filter criteria, then press "Search".
Stefan
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I don't see an "export" option in the documentation, only "import." Printing the web page is probably not what I want.
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Switch to the "summary" display (try it with this forum). You get headers (like "category"). Clicking on it sorts by that attribute. Then display "all" entries, or use the "find" option to search in certain time periods, then just print the web page.
Alternatively, expeort logbook entries as CSV files, load them into a spreadsheet program, and do the sorting and printing there.
Stefan
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Has anyone developed a report tool for elog? I would like to be able to sort certain items and send them to either a printer, or an email (external to my own use).
If not, any ideas on an easy means of doing this? I write a lot of Perl, so that would be an option for me if the text is easily obtained.
Thanks
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Re: Report Generating Tool?, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Wed May 23 16:19:48 2018
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Here's a little example for a query for this logbook:
curl -f -s -k "https://elog.psi.ch/elogs/Forum/?jcmd=Search&mode=CSV1&last=7&Category=^Question%24"
You can easily process this output with perl, to create reports. I use it for example to create counts for specific enties, like "Bug reports" that are not "closed", and show the results in some other user interfaces.
Cheers, Andreas
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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Switch to the "summary" display (try it with this forum). You get headers (like "category"). Clicking on it sorts by that attribute. Then display "all" entries, or use the "find" option to search in certain time periods, then just print the web page.
Alternatively, expeort logbook entries as CSV files, load them into a spreadsheet program, and do the sorting and printing there.
Stefan
| Hal Goldfarb wrote: |
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Has anyone developed a report tool for elog? I would like to be able to sort certain items and send them to either a printer, or an email (external to my own use).
If not, any ideas on an easy means of doing this? I write a lot of Perl, so that would be an option for me if the text is easily obtained.
Thanks
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