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Fri Jan 28 17:49:35 2022 |
 | Mariia Fedkevych | mariia.fedkevych@ge.infn.it | Question | Linux | 3.1.4-395e101 | Text formatting panel inside entries |
Hello!
How can I make appear the text formatting panel (above the main text body field) inside entries?
In my logbook I do not have it (also in minimized form) and I do not find a way to enable it via elogd.cfg.
Thank you!
- Mariia |
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Fri Jan 28 17:37:55 2022 |
 | Mariia Fedkevych | mariia.fedkevych@ge.infn.it | Question | All | 3.1.4-395e101 | Re: Adjustment of summary columns |
Thank you!
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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You can manually modify the CSS style to adjust column widths. Locate elog.css which resides under elog/themes/default/elog.css, then find the class “.listtitle”, and modify the line
width: 0%;
to something like
width: 10%;
you can play with the width until it suits your needs. After each change, you have to reload the page in the browser to see the effect.
If you only want to change the width of a specific column, add following lines to your elog.css:
.listtitle:nth-child(4) {
width:30%;
}
where ‘4” is for example the 4th column. You can have several of these statements for different columns.
To hide the text, use the option 'summary lines' as described in the manual.
| Mariia Fedkevych wrote: |
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Hi!
Is it possible to manage the column widths on a logbook's summary page one by one?
Also, is it possible to hide the Text column without actually hiding the text body in entries (as Show Text = 0 in elog.cfg does)?
Kind regards,
Mariia
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Mon Jan 3 19:11:08 2022 |
| Phil Rubin | rubinp@cern.ch | Question | Linux | 3.1.3 | Re: Spurious characters in the searched string |
Hi,
Ten years later...this problem shows up in my installation behind Apache, affecting only drop-down menu searches. Test installations with elog serving itself do not show the problem, so I presume it has something to do with Apache configuration, re-routing, etc. Unfortunately, this thread did not provide any details of the solution.
The problem looks like this:
Type: %255ERoutine%2524
or, in the url:
https://servername/?Type=%25255ERoutine%252524
Removing 2525 from front and back of the url makes everything work.
The only rewrite entries in the configuration file(s) are:
## Rewrite rules
RewriteEngine On
#redirect non-SSL traffic to SSL site
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}
Perhaps there's a rewrite rule that could be added to block the 2525? Something like:
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} 2525
RewriteRule .* - [F,L]
I don't have a lot of experience configuring Apache, so any suggestions would be welcome.
Thanks.
Phil
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| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Olivier Callot wrote: |
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Hi,
We have a problem with the search command: Since our last upgrade to v2.9.0-2418 the searched string is pre- and postfixed with ASCII character expressed in % format, see the attached image. The searched string is prefied with %255E and postfxed by %2524 in the URL. And teh search fails. This affects searches from drop-down menus.
Thanks in advance.
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Strange. In this forum it works without extra characters. Just try it yourself. Do you have any strange configuration? Can you send me a minimal elogd.cfg which produces that error, maybe derived from the example elogd.cfg from the distribution.
- Stefan
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Well, It may be our implementation of re-routing web requests: The requested string in elog is prefixed by %5E (^) and postfixed by %24 ($). But in my case, the '%' is again escaped as %25 so the prefix becomes %255E that is not understood by elog as being '^' ...
I will see with my experts in routing if this is something that can be fixed in our configuration. But when elog processes the input string, it should un-escape these characters and find back the '^', no?
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It turned out to be a setting of our re-routing of requests that re-escaped the '%'. Sorry for the noise. Cheers
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Tue Dec 21 10:40:11 2021 |
| Mariia Fedkevych | mariia.fedkevych@ge.infn.it | Question | All | 3.1.4-395e101 | Re: Adjustment of summary columns |
Thank you!
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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You can manually modify the CSS style to adjust column widths. Locate elog.css which resides under elog/themes/default/elog.css, then find the class “.listtitle”, and modify the line
width: 0%;
to something like
width: 10%;
you can play with the width until it suits your needs. After each change, you have to reload the page in the browser to see the effect.
If you only want to change the width of a specific column, add following lines to your elog.css:
.listtitle:nth-child(4) {
width:30%;
}
where ‘4” is for example the 4th column. You can have several of these statements for different columns.
To hide the text, use the option 'summary lines' as described in the manual.
| Mariia Fedkevych wrote: |
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Hi!
Is it possible to manage the column widths on a logbook's summary page one by one?
Also, is it possible to hide the Text column without actually hiding the text body in entries (as Show Text = 0 in elog.cfg does)?
Kind regards,
Mariia
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Fri Dec 17 12:11:22 2021 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | All | 3.1.4-395e101 | Re: Adjustment of summary columns |
You can manually modify the CSS style to adjust column widths. Locate elog.css which resides under elog/themes/default/elog.css, then find the class “.listtitle”, and modify the line
width: 0%;
to something like
width: 10%;
you can play with the width until it suits your needs. After each change, you have to reload the page in the browser to see the effect.
If you only want to change the width of a specific column, add following lines to your elog.css:
.listtitle:nth-child(4) {
width:30%;
}
where ‘4” is for example the 4th column. You can have several of these statements for different columns.
To hide the text, use the option 'summary lines' as described in the manual.
| Mariia Fedkevych wrote: |
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Hi!
Is it possible to manage the column widths on a logbook's summary page one by one?
Also, is it possible to hide the Text column without actually hiding the text body in entries (as Show Text = 0 in elog.cfg does)?
Kind regards,
Mariia
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Fri Dec 17 11:54:38 2021 |
| Mariia Fedkevych | mariia.fedkevych@ge.infn.it | Question | All | 3.1.4-395e101 | Adjustment of summary columns |
Hi!
Is it possible to manage the column widths on a logbook's summary page one by one?
Also, is it possible to hide the Text column without actually hiding the text body in entries (as Show Text = 0 in elog.cfg does)?
Kind regards,
Mariia |
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Thu Dec 16 21:34:05 2021 |
| Jose Caballero | jcaballero.hep@gmail.com | Question | Linux | 3.1.4 | Re: Unclear how to use the command line tool /usr/bin/elog |
Hi Andreas.
It seems I didn't fully understand the comment by Stefan when he said "Have you tried to connect directly to elogd and not going through Apache?". My bad.
| Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
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Now you've totally lost me.
elogd is a web service. You connect to it with a web browser. You don't pass arguments at startup of the service that refers to specific atrributes. I have no idea what you intend to do, you need to explain a lot more.
| Jose Caballero wrote: |
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Hi Andreas,
I realize from your response that my question was not clear. I was not asking how to get it. Note that I am just a regular user, I am not the administrator of the service.
My question was about how to use it. From the man page, or from the explanation in the Administration Guide, it is not clear to me how to pass the same arguments I have been trying for /usr/bin/elog. For example, how to pass the list of attributes. I don't see a "-a" option for elogd.
Thanks.
| Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
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It is the default. If you install ELOG on your PC and run it, then every access will be directly to the ELOG web service. If you want to have Apache inbetween, it is some extra effort.
| Jose Caballero wrote: |
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Nope. How? Is it documented?
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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Have you tried to connect directly to elogd and not going through Apache?
| Jose Caballero wrote: |
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Thanks for the comments. I will pass them to the admins.
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Thu Dec 16 18:24:41 2021 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 3.1.4 | Re: Unclear how to use the command line tool /usr/bin/elog |
Now you've totally lost me.
elogd is a web service. You connect to it with a web browser. You don't pass arguments at startup of the service that refers to specific atrributes. I have no idea what you intend to do, you need to explain a lot more.
| Jose Caballero wrote: |
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Hi Andreas,
I realize from your response that my question was not clear. I was not asking how to get it. Note that I am just a regular user, I am not the administrator of the service.
My question was about how to use it. From the man page, or from the explanation in the Administration Guide, it is not clear to me how to pass the same arguments I have been trying for /usr/bin/elog. For example, how to pass the list of attributes. I don't see a "-a" option for elogd.
Thanks.
| Andreas Luedeke wrote: |
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It is the default. If you install ELOG on your PC and run it, then every access will be directly to the ELOG web service. If you want to have Apache inbetween, it is some extra effort.
| Jose Caballero wrote: |
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Nope. How? Is it documented?
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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Have you tried to connect directly to elogd and not going through Apache?
| Jose Caballero wrote: |
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Thanks for the comments. I will pass them to the admins.
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