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Sun Mar 21 19:03:52 2010 |
| Eric Feng | ericjfeng@gmail.com | Question | All | 2.7.8-2278 | Attach multiple (many!) files at one time |
Hi,
Is it possible to attach multiple files at one time? Right now I have to attach each individually, click submit, then confirm, then re-select the next file...
This is a pain if one is attaching many files as I often want to do. It would be nice to be able to select groups of files together using Ctrl and/or Shift, and even to attach a whole directory recursively.
I looked through previous threads but did not find this question asked there.
Thanks,
Eric |
66777
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Mon Mar 22 08:58:47 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | All | 2.7.8-2278 | Re: Attach multiple (many!) files at one time |
Eric Feng wrote: |
Hi,
Is it possible to attach multiple files at one time? Right now I have to attach each individually, click submit, then confirm, then re-select the next file...
This is a pain if one is attaching many files as I often want to do. It would be nice to be able to select groups of files together using Ctrl and/or Shift, and even to attach a whole directory recursively.
I looked through previous threads but did not find this question asked there.
Thanks,
Eric
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This is a well known problem, but unfortunately it's a limitation of HTML and how web browsers work. If it would be easy to attach whole directories to HTML forms, it would be too easy to steal important files from your computer. So the HTML designers decided that each file hast to be confirmed manually, and that's why you have to click so often. There is no way ELOG could bypass this scheme. |
66781
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Tue Apr 6 00:45:10 2010 |
| Eric Feng | ericjfeng@gmail.com | Question | All | 2.7.8-2278 | Re: Attach multiple (many!) files at one time |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Eric Feng wrote: |
Hi,
Is it possible to attach multiple files at one time? Right now I have to attach each individually, click submit, then confirm, then re-select the next file...
This is a pain if one is attaching many files as I often want to do. It would be nice to be able to select groups of files together using Ctrl and/or Shift, and even to attach a whole directory recursively.
I looked through previous threads but did not find this question asked there.
Thanks,
Eric
|
This is a well known problem, but unfortunately it's a limitation of HTML and how web browsers work. If it would be easy to attach whole directories to HTML forms, it would be too easy to steal important files from your computer. So the HTML designers decided that each file hast to be confirmed manually, and that's why you have to click so often. There is no way ELOG could bypass this scheme.
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Hi Stefan,
Okay thanks for letting me know. That is unfortunate now.
Is there no way also to select multiple files with shift or ctrl? Is there any usable workaround that you can see?
Thanks,
Eric |
66788
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Sat Apr 17 01:06:58 2010 |
| Jason St. John | stjohn@bu.edu | Request | Linux | 2.7.8-2278 | Can other pages hide behind elog user authentication? |
Hello,
The elog security suits me just fine: the content is not available unless users have logged in, and as administrator I have complete control over who that is and what their privileges are. I can easily share somewhat sensitive notes, plots, and findings without making them completely open to the world.
I have a project which generates html pages, which I'm also not really supposed to make public to the world. I'd rather not resort to attaching them to elog entries.
Could the elog security be extended to control access to other files I put on the server?
Thanks,
-jmsj |
66791
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Mon Apr 19 08:55:19 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Request | Linux | 2.7.8-2278 | Re: Can other pages hide behind elog user authentication? |
Jason St. John wrote: |
Hello,
The elog security suits me just fine: the content is not available unless users have logged in, and as administrator I have complete control over who that is and what their privileges are. I can easily share somewhat sensitive notes, plots, and findings without making them completely open to the world.
I have a project which generates html pages, which I'm also not really supposed to make public to the world. I'd rather not resort to attaching them to elog entries.
Could the elog security be extended to control access to other files I put on the server?
Thanks,
-jmsj
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If you don't want to make elog attachments, don't use elog at all. Just use a simple web server like Apache. Most web servers have some mean to protect certain web pages with passwords etc. |
66867
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Wed Jul 28 17:21:31 2010 |
| Bryan Moffit | moffit@jlab.org | Question | Linux | 2.7.8-2278 | Disable forward/backward navigation keystrokes? |
I wondered if there was a config line that enabled/disabled the forward and backward navigation keystrokes that were implemented in 2.7.0?
The current definitions (Control-PgUp/PgDown/Home/End) interfere with those keys I use to navigate between tabs in Firefox. It'd be nice if they could either be turned off.. or redefined. |
66868
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Wed Jul 28 17:26:17 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.7.8-2278 | Re: Disable forward/backward navigation keystrokes? |
Bryan Moffit wrote: |
I wondered if there was a config line that enabled/disabled the forward and backward navigation keystrokes that were implemented in 2.7.0?
The current definitions (Control-PgUp/PgDown/Home/End) interfere with those keys I use to navigate between tabs in Firefox. It'd be nice if they could either be turned off.. or redefined.
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They are defined in
<ELOG directory>\scripts\elcode.js
Just go to the browse(evt) function and redefine or remove them there. |
66869
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Wed Jul 28 17:32:15 2010 |
| Bryan Moffit | moffit@jlab.org | Question | Linux | 2.7.8-2278 | Re: Disable forward/backward navigation keystrokes? |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Bryan Moffit wrote: |
I wondered if there was a config line that enabled/disabled the forward and backward navigation keystrokes that were implemented in 2.7.0?
The current definitions (Control-PgUp/PgDown/Home/End) interfere with those keys I use to navigate between tabs in Firefox. It'd be nice if they could either be turned off.. or redefined.
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They are defined in
<ELOG directory>\scripts\elcode.js
Just go to the browse(evt) function and redefine or remove them there.
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Got it to work as desired.
Thanks for your help and your quick response. |