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Thu Mar 23 14:49:07 2006 |
 | Lars Jorgensen | lars.jorgensen@jppol.dk | Request | Linux | | Re: implement 'hide attribute' and 'sort attribute' |
> > Only the sorting (of the entry mask!) is missing! :)
>
> Ok, I put that on my wish list. So once the second or third person asks for it, I will
> implement it (;-)
I'm asking! :-)
I have a few Extendable Options attributes, and it would be extremely nice if they got sorted as users put them
in. So that when you select the drop-down box, alle options are sorted.
Lars |
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Thu Mar 23 21:52:03 2006 |
| Steve Jones | steve.jones@freescale.com | Request | Linux | | Re: implement 'hide attribute' and 'sort attribute' |
> > > Only the sorting (of the entry mask!) is missing! :)
> >
> > Ok, I put that on my wish list. So once the second or third person asks for it, I will
> > implement it (;-)
>
> I'm asking! :-)
>
> I have a few Extendable Options attributes, and it would be extremely nice if they got sorted as users put them
> in. So that when you select the drop-down box, alle options are sorted.
>
>
> Lars
Agreed - that would be nice |
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Wed Apr 12 19:22:34 2006 |
 | Sridhar Anandakrishnan | sak@essc.psu.edu | Question | All | | Can a field value be calculated during display? |
I have a logbook which is a Calendar/Appointment book with Attributes: "Appointment DateTime", Place, etc.
I would like another Attribute called "When" whose value is calculated from Today's Date - Appointment date (so for example I could display today's appointments in red...). This calculation has to take place each time the logbook is displayed...
Possible? Useful?
Thanks,
Sridhar. |
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Thu Apr 13 09:07:24 2006 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | All | | Re: Can a field value be calculated during display? |
| Sridhar Anandakrishnan wrote: | I have a logbook which is a Calendar/Appointment book with Attributes: "Appointment DateTime", Place, etc.
I would like another Attribute called "When" whose value is calculated from Today's Date - Appointment date (so for example I could display today's appointments in red...). This calculation has to take place each time the logbook is displayed...
Possible? Useful? |
No.
ELOG is an electronic logbok and should not be used as a full calendar application. There are much better packages for that, like PHP groupware. Better use one of those packages. |
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Mon May 8 18:23:17 2006 |
| Stephen A. Wood | saw@jlab.org | Request | Linux | | Spec file change |
| Could the "Copyright:" line in the elog.spec file be changed to "License:" for the next release? Without this change an RPM can't be built on FC4 (RPM 4.4.1). With the change, rpms can still be built in Enterprise linux 3 (RPM 4.2.3). |
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Tue May 9 08:07:00 2006 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Request | Linux | | Re: Spec file change |
| Stephen A. Wood wrote: | | Could the "Copyright:" line in the elog.spec file be changed to "License:" for the next release? Without this change an RPM can't be built on FC4 (RPM 4.4.1). With the change, rpms can still be built in Enterprise linux 3 (RPM 4.2.3). |
Wow, the RPM build depends on that name? Interesting. I changed it in the SVN version, so it will be contained in the next release. |
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Wed Jun 21 18:36:06 2006 |
| Jeremy Perkins | perkins@egret.sao.arizona.edu | Question | Linux | | Hosts Allow and Password File |
| I'm trying to set up an elog that uses a password file using the "Password file = /blah" directive as well as the "Hosts allow = myhost.mydomain" directive. I used the -v command and watched the messages and elogd is recognizing that I am connecting from an allowed host but the login page is still appearing. Is there a way to use both of these? |
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Thu Jun 22 08:09:11 2006 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | | Re: Hosts Allow and Password File |
| Jeremy Perkins wrote: | | I'm trying to set up an elog that uses a password file using the "Password file = /blah" directive as well as the "Hosts allow = myhost.mydomain" directive. I used the -v command and watched the messages and elogd is recognizing that I am connecting from an allowed host but the login page is still appearing. Is there a way to use both of these? |
You misunderstand something. The "Password file = ..." statement turns on user level access, that means each user has to log in and identify himself this way in a unique way (so that you know who wore a certain logbook entry etc.). This has nothing to do with the "Hosts allow/deny" statements, which works separately. So if you combine "hosts allow" with "password file", this means that only users from the password file can log in from certain hists, but they still have to identify themselves with their username and password. If you want to log into a logbook without supplying a password from certain hosts, then you remove the "password file" statement. But then anyone from that host can write logbook entries, so you loose the user identification. |