Email recall function similar to what exists say in something like Outlook, posted by Niall Dooley on Fri Mar 6 13:49:19 2009
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Hi,
Is there a way perhaps of implementing an email recall feature into E-Log? In other words, to recall an email before the recipient (s) read the email originating from the e-log. Something perhaps along the lines of what exists in something like Outlook.
Thks in advance.
Regards,
Niall |
Re: Login issue , posted by Heinzmann on Mon Mar 9 14:50:03 2009
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Hi,
I have found the issue, when I mark at the login page:
Keep me logged in on this computer
for the next 41 days or until I log out
I'm not able to login. Only when it is not marked I'm able to login.
How can I diable/hide the part (Keep me logged in on this computer
for the next 41 days or until I log out) from my login page?
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Re: Login issue , posted by Heinzmann on Mon Mar 9 17:32:54 2009
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| Heinzmann wrote: |
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Hi,
I have found the issue, when I mark at the login page:
Keep me logged in on this computer
for the next 41 days or until I log out
I'm not able to login. Only when it is not marked I'm able to login.
How can I diable/hide the part (Keep me logged in on this computer
for the next 41 days or until I log out) from my login page?I
Issue solved: Login expiration = 0
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Re: Login issue , posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Mar 9 18:58:18 2009
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| Heinzmann wrote: |
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| Heinzmann wrote: |
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| Heinzmann wrote: |
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Hi,
I have found the issue, when I mark at the login page:
Keep me logged in on this computer
for the next 41 days or until I log out
I'm not able to login. Only when it is not marked I'm able to login.
How can I diable/hide the part (Keep me logged in on this computer
for the next 41 days or until I log out) from my login page?I
Issue solved: Login expiration = 0
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Great, you found it! The original problem is probably related to your cookie handling. If you don't check the "keep me logged it" box, elog generates a temporary cookie, which is used for the duration of your browser session, then the browser discards it. If you theck the box, a persistent cookie is created, which your browser stores in the cookie database and reuses it for the coming 41 days. I believe you have a problem there (persistent cookies not allowed, disk full, whatever...) which does not allow handling of persistent cookies. Try from anohter browser/computer and you will see that it works. |
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Re: Email recall function similar to what exists say in something like Outlook, posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Mar 9 19:00:26 2009
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| Niall Dooley wrote: |
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Hi,
Is there a way perhaps of implementing an email recall feature into E-Log? In other words, to recall an email before the recipient (s) read the email originating from the e-log. Something perhaps along the lines of what exists in something like Outlook.
Thks in advance.
Regards,
Niall
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No, this is not implemented. What I usually do is to check "Suppress Email notification", submit and revise my entry. Once I'm satisfied, I edit again and do not check "Suppress Email notification" so that the email is finally sent out. |
How ca I delete / hide the Elog Icon and Labels like ELOG V2.7.5-2175, posted by Heinzmann on Wed Mar 11 15:51:36 2009
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Hi Stephan,
How can I delete / hide the Elog Icon 
and Labels like ELOG V2.7.5-2175 ?
Thanks,
Michael
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Re: How ca I delete / hide the Elog Icon and Labels like ELOG V2.7.5-2175, posted by Heinzmann on Thu Mar 12 21:21:00 2009
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Hi Stephan,
How can I delete / hide the Elog Icon
and Labels like ELOG V2.7.5-2175 ?
Thanks,
Michael
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Sorry,
found it:
Bottom text = <center>Hello</center>
Bottom text login = <center>Login Hello</center> |
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Re: Hiding Comments on the Logbook Selection Page, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Mar 24 11:44:10 2009
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Hi
I was just wondering if there was a way that the comments for a logbook could be set to be invisible on the Selection page but then displayed once a user has logged in to a particular logbook?
This is required for security purposes. I want a common login page which shows all logbooks, where the logbook names only have meaning for people who know them but then once logged in the comment provides additional information about that logbook.
Thanks
Adam
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Ok, I implemented a new option "Hide comments = 1" in SVN revision #2182, which will be included in the next release of elog. |