Re: CKEditor won't load under IE Compatibility Mode, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Jun 25 12:52:06 2015
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I don't get your point. If you add the meta tag wiht the viewport, then the IE7 mode will load the CKEditor? The CKEditor home page says that IE7
is not supported any more, so I wonder if this simple tag might help. Can you turn off the compatibility mode on a per-URL basis?
If I try on my smatphone, the display is correct, so why you need the viewport tag? Can you shouw me examples? |
Re: CKEditor won't load under IE Compatibility Mode, posted by Ben Shepherd on Thu Jun 25 14:55:16 2015 
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The viewport thing and the IE7 mode thing are separate issues.
OK, maybe it's a CKEditor thing then. I thought it might be. It seems pretty stupid that the default setting in IE is to emulate an older
browser - although I guess a lot of people have very outdated intranet sites. Anyway, we have a fix here so I don't think you need to do anything. |
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Re: CKEditor won't load under IE Compatibility Mode, posted by Ben Shepherd on Thu Jun 25 15:16:51 2015
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The viewport thing and the IE7 mode thing are separate issues.
OK, maybe it's a CKEditor thing then. I thought it might be. It seems pretty stupid that the default setting in IE is to emulate an older
browser - although I guess a lot of people have very outdated intranet sites. Anyway, we have a fix here so I don't think you need to do anything. |
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Re: CKEditor won't load under IE Compatibility Mode, posted by David Pilgram on Thu Jun 25 16:20:09 2015
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I have had to play around with viewports for other reasons than elog, but I do have a couple of comments to make. Obviously the meta tag viewpoint
has to be added in. Also, elog was written for large screens (no-one thought anything else was possible when elog was started), and it is relatively
recent that mobile devices have become a significant percentage of views of web pages. Google is downgrading websites that are not mobile-friendly |
Minor bug in the emails generated by elog., posted by David Pilgram on Thu Jun 25 16:39:06 2015
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In the emails generated by anyone making an entry in this log book, every apostrophe is followed by a semi-colon. So the text "I don't
think..." appears in the email as "I don';t think...", and possibly that comment will appear in the email as "I don';;t
think...." - not sure on the last bit. It has been around in the past few versions of elog, but don't recall precisely when this started |
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Cannot download large attachments, posted by Konstantin Olchanski on Tue Jul 14 19:29:17 2015
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Older versions of elogd have a problem with sending long attachements - the send() syscall is not protected against interrupt by SIGALARM. This seems to
be fixed in non-SSL builds of current elog (version 3+),
but for SSL builds, the error handling for the SSL_write() function looks incorrect. In addition, from OpenSSL documentation it is not clear if SSL_write() |
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elogd crashes with a URL, posted by Jaime Duran on Wed Jul 22 22:54:59 2015
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URL causes elogd to crash when a global password file name doesn't match any group's password file name.
The offending URL is copied from the address field of the browser after sorting a logbook by on of the fileds.
After login out and using the copied URL, elogd shows the authentication dialog and then crashes after the credentials are submited. |
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Re: elogd crashes with a URL, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Aug 4 13:18:26 2015
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I could not reproduce your problem. I can only fix it if I can reproduce it, so let's agree on a common test base. May I ask you to do the following:
Download the most recent elog version from bitbucket and compile it
Create two new logbooks "demo1" and "demo2"
with minimal configuration, but using yor global password file which differs from the group ones
Send me step-by-step instructions how to trigger |