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Thu Apr 4 12:53:09 2019 |
 | Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 3.13 | Re: How to edit Elog landing pages. |
Per default, all pages are created dynamically by elogd directly from its C code. So nothing to change easily except hacking the code. There is one exception which is the start page you found already. To change any other page, you have to modify the C code. There is one more (dirty) trick: You can sneak in JavaScript code on every page via the "bottom text" option. This code can then modify the DOM tree and changes pages, but you need to program this in JavaScript.
Stefan
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Well I answered part of my own question already.. I can have a start page different from what is default, and I can edit the orginal one by simply copying it and modifiying it to my hearts desire. I still have isues after making menu selections from that page tho, when the program (server) takes me to a site called for example: ../forum/index.html?cmd=Config. I cannot find out how to prevent or modify this behaviour. I am supposing tho, that because I am using my own original index.html (start page), that the program is not modifying it (on the fly), like it does with the oringal web pages? I am also still currious if the program does indeed create/modify pages on the fly, and if it does, where does it store them on my hard drive (or is it only put in memory temporaly?). Thanx again :)
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Hi and thanx for such a wonderful program! I was wondering how I might edit, change or add to the landing pages. In other words the first pages that show up (or any for that matter) when you login to a book. I can view the code ok in my browser using that function, but when I search for the actual page and it's locale, I cannot find it. Is it created on the fly by the server? If so, how can I change them.. as I want to add for instance javascripts to manipulate the pages and data more, without actually loosing the main essence of the program (log books). Thanx
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Thu Apr 4 20:30:29 2019 |
 | John | secondcomingtechnologies@fastmail.com | Question | Linux | 3.13 | Re: How to edit Elog landing pages. |
Wow Stefan thanks for your kind reply. This gives me a reason to finally pickup JavaScript, which I am finding both easy and fun, esepcially with all the modules/coding out there already, which makes things easier to do while learning it! I will let you know as I progress on my 'top secret' hack of your masterpiece ;)
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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Per default, all pages are created dynamically by elogd directly from its C code. So nothing to change easily except hacking the code. There is one exception which is the start page you found already. To change any other page, you have to modify the C code. There is one more (dirty) trick: You can sneak in JavaScript code on every page via the "bottom text" option. This code can then modify the DOM tree and changes pages, but you need to program this in JavaScript.
Stefan
| John wrote: |
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Well I answered part of my own question already.. I can have a start page different from what is default, and I can edit the orginal one by simply copying it and modifiying it to my hearts desire. I still have isues after making menu selections from that page tho, when the program (server) takes me to a site called for example: ../forum/index.html?cmd=Config. I cannot find out how to prevent or modify this behaviour. I am supposing tho, that because I am using my own original index.html (start page), that the program is not modifying it (on the fly), like it does with the oringal web pages? I am also still currious if the program does indeed create/modify pages on the fly, and if it does, where does it store them on my hard drive (or is it only put in memory temporaly?). Thanx again :)
| John wrote: |
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Hi and thanx for such a wonderful program! I was wondering how I might edit, change or add to the landing pages. In other words the first pages that show up (or any for that matter) when you login to a book. I can view the code ok in my browser using that function, but when I search for the actual page and it's locale, I cannot find it. Is it created on the fly by the server? If so, how can I change them.. as I want to add for instance javascripts to manipulate the pages and data more, without actually loosing the main essence of the program (log books). Thanx
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Thu Apr 11 20:31:55 2019 |
 | Ben Loer | ben.loer@pnnl.gov | Bug report | Linux | 3.1.3 | Can't subscribe email to logbooks in different top groups |
We're running elogd behind an apache proxy server, with Authentication = Webserver. We have top groups configured, but a single shared password file.
If a user is looking at a particular logbook and goes to the Config link, they are presented with a list of checkboxes for email subscription to logbooks in that top group. Clicking "Save" will remove all email subscriptions from all other top groups.
Is there a workaround to this issue?
EDIT: Manually adding an entry for different logbooks in the password file gets clobbered the next time the user logs in. |
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Fri Apr 12 15:43:42 2019 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Bug report | Linux | 3.1.3 | Re: Can't subscribe email to logbooks in different top groups |
Top groups should use separate password files, otherwise things can mess up.
Stefan
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We're running elogd behind an apache proxy server, with Authentication = Webserver. We have top groups configured, but a single shared password file.
If a user is looking at a particular logbook and goes to the Config link, they are presented with a list of checkboxes for email subscription to logbooks in that top group. Clicking "Save" will remove all email subscriptions from all other top groups.
Is there a workaround to this issue?
EDIT: Manually adding an entry for different logbooks in the password file gets clobbered the next time the user logs in.
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Wed Apr 24 09:15:26 2019 |
 | Nikolas Patronis | npatronis@uoi.gr | Question | Linux | 3.1.3 | exclude access to a number of users in one logbook |
How can I exclude the access of a number of users in one (out of two) logbooks running in the same server and URL? |
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Tue Apr 30 05:52:44 2019 |
| John | secondcomingtechnologies@fastmail.com | Question | Linux | 3.1.2-bd75964 | How to sort on any field? |
Hi, I was wondering if this is possible. I've tried to sort on anything other than the first few fields and although the screen refreshes like it is 'doing something', it does NOT sort. Sometimes it will take me to the last page of my data, but still no sorting. I use Debian Linux verson of Elog. There have been no other issues. I need to figure out how to do this without parsing it to another program first. Thanks again for this wonderful program :)
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Tue Apr 30 09:34:52 2019 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 3.1.3 | Re: exclude access to a number of users in one logbook |
You have a look here: elog:68936
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How can I exclude the access of a number of users in one (out of two) logbooks running in the same server and URL?
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Tue Apr 30 14:20:34 2019 |
| Andreas Luedeke | andreas.luedeke@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 3.1.2-bd75964 | Re: How to sort on any field? |
Sorting does work fine, if you do it correctly. From your post I cannot even guess what you've tried - let alone tell you what you did wrong.
Please post your config, some example entries and a description of what you've tried, what you expected to happen and what actually happened. Screenshots are often very useful as well.
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Hi, I was wondering if this is possible. I've tried to sort on anything other than the first few fields and although the screen refreshes like it is 'doing something', it does NOT sort. Sometimes it will take me to the last page of my data, but still no sorting. I use Debian Linux verson of Elog. There have been no other issues. I need to figure out how to do this without parsing it to another program first. Thanks again for this wonderful program :)
John
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