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  1965   Tue Oct 10 11:13:16 2006 Reply Ben Shepherdbjs54@dl.ac.ukRequestLinux | Windows2.6.2-1714Re: Turn off smileys?

Stefan Ritt wrote:

  • Submit your entry in plain mode (insted of ELCode)
  • Put a \ in front of anything which is turned into a smiley, so ;) gets converted into Wink, but \;) does not get converted


I realise that's possible, but things are getting converted into smileys that aren't intended to be smileys. Specifically, when I enter a question in brackets, the end bracket is converted into a smiley. (Like this?) should be (Like this\?). That is very annoying, and to be honest, I don't need the smileys. An option to switch them off would be the best thing.
  1967   Tue Oct 10 11:36:13 2006 Reply Ben Shepherdbjs54@dl.ac.ukRequestLinux | Windows2.6.2-1714Re: Turn off smileys?

Stefan Ritt wrote:

I agree that the ?) smiley is annoying, so I changed it to ?-) which should prevent it from showing up in questions in brackets. I updated this server (you can see the effect above), the modification is committed to subversion.


Thanks a lot! I'm going to pester you though - it would be really good if there was an option to turn them off completely. Surely it can't be a huge amount of work... ?
  1968   Tue Oct 10 11:40:47 2006 Reply Ben Shepherdbjs54@dl.ac.ukRequestLinux | Windows2.6.2-1714Re: Append option for elog.exe

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Unfortunately it is not simple under Windows to extend the right-click functionality. What I do is to use a snapshot program (like HoverSnap). Triggered with a definable hot key, it grabs a region of the screen and puts it into a GIF file. Then you can attach it to an elog. I agree it takes a couple of clicks, but it's still a quick thing.


I think you misunderstand me. I was asking whether it would be possible for the elog command-line client program to have an "append to existing entry" option. That program's actually just what I need though - thanks!

ben
  1971   Tue Oct 10 11:49:15 2006 Reply Ben Shepherdbjs54@dl.ac.ukRequestLinux | Windows2.6.2-1714Re: Append option for elog.exe

Stefan Ritt wrote:
The elog command-line program has a -e switch to edit existing entries, but you need to know the ID of the entry.


Yes, but if you use -e "text" it replaces the whole entry with "text". So an append option would be really useful...
  1972   Tue Oct 10 15:32:21 2006 Idea Ben Shepherdbjs54@dl.ac.ukRequestAll2.6.2-1714'Inline' button for attachments
Hi,

It would be good if when you uploaded an image as an attachment, there was a button next to it that pasted the code 
[img]elog:1972/1[/img]
into the log entry. This way, it would be more easy to have inline images in a log entry.

cheers

ben
  1974   Tue Oct 10 16:15:21 2006 Reply Ben Shepherdbjs54@dl.ac.ukRequestAll2.6.2-1714Re: Re: 'Inline' button for attachments

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Ben Shepherd wrote:
Hi,

and it does exactly what you want.

cool! thanks.
  2171   Tue Mar 20 13:45:20 2007 Question Ben Shepherdbjs54'at'dl'dot'ac'dot'ukQuestionLinux2.6.2-1739Private logbook - no guest access?
Hi,

I want to set up a logbook which you have to be logged in to be able to read entries. I've already got three logbooks which can be viewed by anyone but only logged-in users can modify them. For the fourth one, I want to have a private logbook which can't be read by 'guest' users. Is this possible?

cheers

ben
  2173   Tue Mar 20 14:42:05 2007 Reply Ben Shepherdbjs54@dl.ac.ukQuestionLinux2.6.2-1739Re: Private logbook - no guest access?

Stefan Ritt wrote:

Ben Shepherd wrote:
I want to set up a logbook which you have to be logged in to be able to read entries. I've already got three logbooks which can be viewed by anyone but only logged-in users can modify them. For the fourth one, I want to have a private logbook which can't be read by 'guest' users. Is this possible?


Per default, logbooks can only be read by logged in users if you use "password file = xxx". It is however possible to make these logbooks readable by 'guest' users if you use "Guest menu commands = xxx" and "Guest list menu commands = xxx". So just remove these two options from your fourth logbook and you get what you want.


Thanks! I actually saw that in the config documentation, but I had assumed that it didn't work. Turns out I'd left those two options in my [global] section as well. Oops!
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