Password Protect Delete, posted by Michael Cianci on Thu Jul 20 18:38:20 2017
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| We don't use a password file but would like to password protect (Admin only) the DELETE function in the MENU Thank You |
Re: Password Protect Delete, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Fri Jul 21 08:54:03 2017
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You can allow guests to create entries, but only registered users (Admins) to delete (or edit) entries:
Menu commands = List, New, Edit, Reply, Delete, Find, Config, Logout,
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Modify the date of an entry?, posted by Gary Cramblitt on Tue Jul 15 23:37:58 2003
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Great program! Thank you.
Short of manually editing the logbook files, is there a way I can change the
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Re: Modify the date of an entry?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Jul 16 08:32:35 2003
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> Short of manually editing the logbook files, is there a way I can change the
> date of an entry? I want to transfer my "Linux Journal", which I have been
> writing as a regular document for several months, into elog so I can take
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Re: Modify the date of an entry?, posted by Gary Cramblitt on Wed Jul 16 21:21:52 2003
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> > Short of manually editing the logbook files, is there a way I can change the
> > date of an entry? I want to transfer my "Linux Journal", which I have been
> > writing as a regular document for several months, into elog so I can take
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Re: Modify the date of an entry?, posted by Gary Cramblitt on Wed Jul 16 21:31:26 2003
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> > > Short of manually editing the logbook files, is there a way I can change the
> > > date of an entry? I want to transfer my "Linux Journal", which I have been
> > > writing as a regular document for several months, into elog so I can take
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Re: Modify the date of an entry?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Jul 17 10:28:22 2003
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> I figured out how to hide columns, using the "Display search" parameter. (BTW,
> suggest you modify the Administrator manual to mention that "Display search" applies
> to the initial display as well as any "Find"s. I had seen this, but assumed it
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Re: Modify the date of an entry?, posted by Gary Cramblitt on Fri Jul 18 01:58:10 2003
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> > I figured out how to hide columns, using the "Display search" parameter. (BTW,
> > suggest you modify the Administrator manual to mention that "Display search" applies
> > to the initial display as well as any "Find"s. I had seen this, but assumed it
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