Re: line breaks in 'Subject', posted by Stefan Ritt on Mon Aug 14 08:35:58 2023
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There are two locations where 'Subject' is shown, the list display and the individual message display. I guess you mean the first one.
In that case, you can modify the CSS styel sheet 'elog.css' and add following statement to the classes list2 and list2h:
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Re: line breaks in 'Subject', posted by Evinrude Motor on Mon Aug 14 13:15:38 2023
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Thanks for that bit of info . I had looked at that file but the answer was not obvious to me . Now I have to have an ELOG entry about , well , ELOG :}
Stefan
Ritt wrote:
There are two locations where 'Subject' is shown, the list display |
File/App associations for attachments, posted by Evinrude Motor on Sun Aug 20 20:49:04 2023
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Is there somewhere I can change the file extension / app associations ? When I open an ".ods" attachment ELOG lets me pick the app . If I open
a ".eml" it dumps me into the browser. At the system level ".eml" is associated with "thunderbird"
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Re: File/App associations for attachments, posted by Evinrude Motor on Thu Aug 24 15:54:51 2023
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I was thinking I could accomplish this with some 'attribute' change but havent fogured it out yet .
My preference would be for elog to ask everytime .
Evinrude |
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Re: File/App associations for attachments, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Aug 24 16:43:41 2023
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Below are the MIME types hard-coded into elogd. As you can see there is neither .ods nor .eml. If you give me the MIME type, I can add that easily. I
wonder however why both work differently for you. I believe this is a browser setting.
Stefan |
Re: File/App associations for attachments, posted by Evinrude Motor on Thu Aug 24 17:21:06 2023
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so now that you have pointed me in the right direction let me hack on it a bit to see what works .
Stefan
Ritt wrote:
Below are the MIME types hard-coded into elogd. As you can see there |
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Re: File/App associations for attachments, posted by Evinrude Motor on Thu Aug 24 19:22:01 2023
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I gave it a shot with no luck
On my client (Kubuntu) an ".eml" is associated with mime type "message/rfc822" . Just adding this
to the list seemed to have no effect so there must be more to it than that :} |
Re: File/App associations for attachments, posted by Evinrude Motor on Thu Aug 24 19:31:03 2023
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Hold on I'm having a senior moment
Stefan
Ritt wrote:
Below are the MIME types hard-coded into elogd. As you can see there |