search and filters in a cookie !?, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 2 12:34:52 2005
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Is it possible to have last runtime filtering and viewing method to be
stored in a cookie in order to make them permanent across navigation ?
I mean:
- if I decide to view "all" entries in the elog and then open one of them,
I'd like not to select "show all entries" again and again
- same thing if I choose to view last week
- same for every runtime filter and/or viewing option
hope this is simple to implement :-) thanks in advance |
per entry "expand" in threaded view, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 2 12:39:36 2005
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is it possible to make the "+" sign, indicating a thread in the threaded
view, to be clickable in order to be able to expand a single thread each time ?
of course elog should remember the choice, so it will be possible to expand
N threads over the M total ones..
thanx :-) |
Re: per entry "expand" in threaded view, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 2 13:31:18 2005
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> > of course elog should remember the choice, so it will be possible to expand
> > N threads over the M total ones..
>
> How should elog remember that? If you put this into the URL like
>
> http://<elog-host>/<logbook>/?exp=12&exp=14&exp=18
>
> to expand the entries 12, 14 and 18, it might work fine. But imagine that some uses
> have very long list with thousands of entries. This would make the URL very long,
> everything very slow and could even crash some browsers.
>
> What I usually do is to not expand the list. If I click on an individual entry, I
> see then the expanded thread for that entry above that entry. But you probably
> realized this possibility already.
:-) yes I do
A way may be using cookies, otherwise one can implement a kind o session mechanism
(using cookies or QS to pass sessid and storing user data on the server for a limited
time...)
the session method may be useful, but more difficult to implemnet, of course |
Re: rss feed title & conditional attributes, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 2 13:34:12 2005
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> > When I define 2 attributes, by default and the second one has to be showed
> > depending on the first one value the elog correctly handle the thing, but
> > the rss feed shows an empty comma separeted field corresponding to the
> > conditional attribute not filled ...
>
> Can you send me the part of your config files with those things so that I can
> reproduce it?
it is attached |
Re: per entry "expand" in threaded view, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 2 14:49:47 2005
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> > A way may be using cookies, otherwise one can implement a kind o session mechanism
> > (using cookies or QS to pass sessid and storing user data on the server for a limited
> > time...)
> > the session method may be useful, but more difficult to implemnet, of course
>
> The concept of a session ID is not present in elog, so implementing it would be harder
> than writing elog from scratch. Keeping the thousand 'expansion' flags in cookies is bad
> as well, because your browser will send them all each time you request a page, which can
> then slow down things considerably over slow lines.
ok, i've downgraded my request then ...
it will be still useful to have the possibility of expland selectively a single thread :-) |
Re: per entry "expand" in threaded view, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 2 15:37:11 2005
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> > ok, i've downgraded my request then ...
> >
> > it will be still useful to have the possibility of expland selectively a single thread :-)
>
> That you can do by clicking on the thread and look at the thread at the top of the page (;-))
>
> That's exactly the same number of clicks as you would need to expand a thread (:-)))
LOL ..this way I can't see the list of other threads .. so il my goal is to inspect the thread
looking for something I have to:
- open the 3d
- return to 3d list
- open another 3d ..
[loop]
my wish would be to reduce it to
- open the 3d
- open another 3d ..
[loop]
of course I'm thinking to a big number of entries in a short number of 3ds .. making ugly to
simply expand everything .. :-) |
Re: rss feed title & conditional attributes, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 2 15:40:02 2005
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> Ok, fixed. I do however not evaluate the conditional attribute, but just remove any
> empty attribute, I guess that makes more sense.
ok, it work perfectly, tnx .. I agree with you choice of course :-) |
Re: password encryption, posted by Emiliano Gabrielli on Mon May 30 19:56:01 2005
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Gary Clayson wrote: | Hello Alex and Stefan,
I know of only one way to "hide" the text of the status bar in a web browser;
use JavaScript - specifically the status method (as in the following example):
<!-- the following goes in the body of the document, perhaps in a link. -->
<!-- sample link -->
<a href="javascript://place link url here"
onMouseOver="window.status='Status Bar Text Goes Here'; return true">Link Text Here</a>
<!-- place the following script in the head of the document -->
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!--
window.defaultStatus="Default Status Bar Text Here";
--></script>
Of course the above only works in those browsers that support javascripting,
but it is one way to hide the actual text of links from the user.
Hopefully this helps you!
Gary Clayson
Alex H wrote: | Hi Stefan,
I have found a little problem with elog. I'am using ELOG V2.5.8-6. When I'am on the logon page,
I type my Login and password and hit "submit", in the bottom of IE, we can show my password without encryption, it can be dangerous. I have made a screenshot to explain my problem better.
Could you fix it for the next release ?
Thanks a lot.
Alex |
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I don't have double checked .. but .. why we need to pass the sensible information in the Query String ??
Are you sure that putting it in an hidden field (and eventualli using a GET methon in the <form>-tag) can't be a solution? |