Wow !!! Im impressed :):):) I didn't expect such a fast reply !!!

Thanks alot Stefan, I will try it right away !!

Andreas, I really like the idea of hiding attrib 1 and attrib2 and fill attrib3 with a script (I guess using elog.exe command line) ?
I play a little with it and I can modify an attribute with the command line but I cant figure how to set the cell style based on the attrib2 and 
replace attrib3 value with attrib1 value... (basicially I need help !!!) do you think you could help me ?

> Wow !!! Im impressed :):):) I didn't expect such a fast reply !!!
> 
> Thanks alot Stefan, I will try it right away !!
> 
> Andreas, I really like the idea of hiding attrib 1 and attrib2 and fill attrib3 with a script (I guess using elog.exe command line) ?
> I play a little with it and I can modify an attribute with the command line but I cant figure how to set the cell style based on the attrib2 and 
> replace attrib3 value with attrib1 value... (basically I need help !!!) do you think you could help me ?

The downside of a script is, that it needs to execute on the server: you need to have the proper syntax for the shell of your operating system.
Here's a little example for a bash shell script, just to give you an idea (that would be for Linux, I have no experience with Windows):

Allow HTML = 1
Attributes =  person, mood, color
Default encoding = 2
Options person = John, Bill, Kate
Options mood = calm, upset
Subst color = $shell(if [ "$mood" == "calm" ] ;then echo "green"; else echo "red";fi)
Change person = <font color="$color">$person</font>
List Change person = <font color="$color">$person</font>
Show Attributes = person, mood
Show Attributes Edit = person, mood
List display = ID, Date, person


Disclaimer: When I've tested it locally the HTML was displayed as source. Stefan, any idea? (ELOG V3.1.0-5be245e)

Hello.

I finally try add ImageMagick to ELOG.

I downloaded latest version (ImageMagick-7.0.3-Q16) and installed it. Everything looks ok, but when I start Elog service it says that "ImageMagick not detected". 

When I look at the "path" variable i have "C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-7.0.3-Q16;C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath;[...]".

What else can I check?

Regards

Daniel.

Ps. My system is Windows 7 Pro. 

The detection in elogd works by executing the command "convert" and check if the program executes. If you start elogd as a service, the program might see another path variable. Maybe reboot Windows or start the service in the environment of a real user instead of system, where it might miss your modified "path".

Stefan

Ok. It take me a while, but I reinstalled ImageMagick with marked option "convert". Now, when I start elog, it can see ImageMagick, but screenshots attached to elog entries are still in original sizes. And, I don't see buttons for rotating, resizing images. 

I look into elog cfg options, but only what I found is Thumbnail size which, it looks, don't work.

Don't know what more I should check. 

Daniel.

Hi,

Maybe the post is outdated already, but I want to share my experience anyway. I faced the same problem as Daniel: The most recent ImageMagick package was not detected by elogd even though it was installed. I could trace back the problem to the following issue:

Stefan mentioned that the ImageMagick software is detected via the 'convert' command. Since ImageMagick V7, however, the 'convert' command is no longer supported. So, when installing ImageMagick V6 the detection works.

@Stefan: Maybe you could adapt the software detection at some point? Thanks.

Christian

Update:

While the image scaling via ImageMagick works when running elog manually it doesn't when running elog as a service. The service is hosted in the same user environment that allows image scaling with elog started manually. What else could go wrong?

Christian

Must be your PATH environment variable. You have usually different paths when running interactively or as a service. Try to change the path seen by services, or put the ImageMagick executable in the same directory as elogd.

Stefan