Thank you for the fix and the quick solution!

Uwe

Just another thing I would like to admit. We are often using the summary view. Sometimes the summary view shows the text like the following:

This  is just  a test

When using the Full view or clicking on the entry, those html-codes are not shown. Thanks again for the great software!

Uwe

Ok, that's fixed now as well.

Thank you very much!! I will install the new release as soon as it is available.

Best regards from Germany,

Uwe

Hi

I want to display an image on the title page and have put the following code into the elogd.cfg:

Welcome Title = <img src="pictures/ln2.jpg"><p><font size = 5 color=white>Welcome to My Project Log</font>

I have put the picture "ln2.jpg" in a pictures folder I have created in the root ELOG directory however the image does not show up. Any assistance would be great :)

Thanks in advance

Adam

Hi Adam,

You might double check your file names vs. HTML tags. It appears in your example above that your HTML tag is requesting a file named: "1n2.jpg" and your image file name is "In2.jpg". Please note that in the first case the file name starts with (1) a numeral one and in the second case the file name start with a capital (I) a capital I.

Greg

You cannot put the images into a subdirectory. The above link "pictures/ln2.jpg" will translate into a URL

http://<your server/pictures/ln2.jpg

and there the path pictures will be taken as a logbook name, and the server will complain that this logbook does not exist. Unfortunately you cannot see this error message since it happens during the loading of the picture, and the browser just displays a broken picture link. So put your image into the root of the elogd server and it will be fine.

While it is possible to print a logbook using the standard web browser print command in the Full or Summary view, a dedicated print function allowing the user to print out a hardcopy of a particular logbook would be very helpful.

Cheers

Adam

P.S. Thankyou for the response in elog:65671