Re: Date format problem in "Thread display = ", posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Jul 28 21:34:35 2004
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> I get the following in my THREADED logbook view:
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> "Adding new services, planned for 1090519200. Last revised: Thu Jul 15
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Re: Date format problem in "Thread display = ", posted by Steve Jones on Wed Jul 28 22:32:39 2004
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> > I get the following in my THREADED logbook view:
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> > "Adding new services, planned for 1090519200. Last revised: Thu Jul 15
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Re: Date format in Threaded display, posted by Ibrahim Genc on Tue Oct 17 13:03:22 2006
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[quote="deletoille"]hello,
Time format = %d/%m/%Y, %T
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Re: Date format in Threaded display, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Oct 17 13:12:52 2006
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That fix for Steve Jones was slightly different, it had to do with substitutions in threaded display. I fixed yours now in revision 1734, so give it a try.
Salut,
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Re: Date format in Threaded display, posted by deletoille on Thu Oct 19 12:26:16 2006
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[quote="Stefan Ritt"]That fix for Steve Jones was slightly different, it had to do with substitutions in threaded display. I fixed yours now in revision
1734, so give it a try.
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Re: Date format in Threaded display, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Oct 19 12:32:11 2006
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[quote="deletoille"]I’ve tried on the last available release (revision 1732) and I have the same problem.
You said in you previous message that: “I fixed yours now in revision 1734, so give it a try.”
Could you tell me when this one will be available?[/quote]
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Re: Date format in Threaded display, posted by deletoille on Thu Oct 19 12:42:42 2006
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[quote="Stefan Ritt"][quote="deletoille"]I’ve tried on the last available release (revision 1732) and I have the same problem.
You said in you previous message that: “I fixed yours now in revision 1734, so give it a try.”
Could you tell me when this one will be available?[/quote]
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Re: Date conversion, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Tue Feb 23 17:20:39 2021
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If you define a field as "datetime" then you'll get the standard ELOG input field for datetime. It will be stored as seconds of the epoch
(seconds since 1.1.1970).
You can define a field as a default string input, then it is stored as a string. But you can convert that string by a shell scripts into seconds |