In JS, you have access to the browser URL via window.location. So you can write conditional code depending on the actual elog command.

Stefan

Wow thanks again Stefan for your kind and prompt responses!!

John

> I would like to have the author email addresses listed only for users which
> have logged in, but not for guest users. In the elogd.cfg file I have:
> 
> Attributes = Author, Author Email, Category, Subject
> Guest Display = Author, Category, Subject, Text
> 
> But these attributes
> 
>   ID Date Author Author Email Category Subject Text
> 
> are shown also when visting the logbook as a guest. For the guests I would
> like to show only these attributes
> 
>   ID Date Author Category Subject Text
> 
> Any ideas what I am doing wrong or why this does not work?

Guest List Display = Author, Category, Subject, Text
      ^^^^

- Stefan

> > I would like to have the author email addresses listed only for users which
> > have logged in, but not for guest users. In the elogd.cfg file I have:
> > 
> > Attributes = Author, Author Email, Category, Subject
> > Guest Display = Author, Category, Subject, Text
> > 
> > But these attributes
> > 
> >   ID Date Author Author Email Category Subject Text
> > 
> > are shown also when visting the logbook as a guest. For the guests I would
> > like to show only these attributes
> > 
> >   ID Date Author Category Subject Text
> > 
> > Any ideas what I am doing wrong or why this does not work?
> 
> Guest List Display = Author, Category, Subject, Text
>       ^^^^
> 
> - Stefan

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for the prompt answer and sorry for not reading the docs carefully enough.
The "Guest List Display" is of course what I should use. It works perfectly. And
thanks for the fantastic and very useful ELOG package!

Johan

Andreas

 Hi Andreas,

we would prefer only admin users to be able to remove user accounts.

I have just tested the Remove user command with a regular user account and get this error " Error: Command "Remove user" not allowed" so it looks like users can't remove their own account, so that is OK.

Thanks

Mark.

I use plain encoding, cannot answer for the others but it should do the trick as it's in the documentation.  I'm using Firefox some large number and 2.9.2.-2475

I do what I believe you want, and get it by having the following line in my config file for that logbook (which is part of elog.cfg):

 Prepend on reply = \n

This gives a blank line at the "top" of the entries when you start a reply, and all the previous entries gain another "> " unless you've also altered that default behaviou (as in fact I have).  The result then looks like:

Latest line of text

> Previous entry

> > Previous entry to that

If you use HTML encoding, you can do that with

Prepend on reply = <br />

to achieve the same thing (as I did just here in this reply).

Stefan