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Wed Apr 28 11:09:47 2010 |
 | Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.77 | Re: Logout, authentication failure causes "redir" |
| Niklas wrote: |
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When someone logout from my Elog, or the person does not have access to a logbook (due to "Login user =") the person gets a blank webpage with "redir" typed in the upper left corner.
I guess it should redir to some webpage? How can I get it to actually do that? Am I missing something in elogd.cfg?
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Have you tried the URL = ... statement? |
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66797
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Wed Apr 28 10:38:51 2010 |
 | Niklas | niklas@hoglund.pp.se | Question | Linux | 2.77 | Logout, authentication failure causes "redir" | When someone logout from my Elog, or the person does not have access to a logbook (due to "Login user =") the person gets a blank webpage with "redir" typed in the upper left corner.
I guess it should redir to some webpage? How can I get it to actually do that? Am I missing something in elogd.cfg?
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66796
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Fri Apr 23 08:33:53 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.7.7 | Re: Recursively open a new attribute of the same type |
| Diogo Alves wrote: |
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I guess my next question is whether it is possible to have, for example, 2 attributes:
Options Ingredient1 =
Options Ingredient2 =
Extendable options = Ingredients1, Ingredients2
sharing the exact same possible list of values.
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If you add via an option to one Ingredient, you have to add it to the other as well. There is no automatic way to do that. |
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66795
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Fri Apr 23 08:32:10 2010 |
| Diogo Alves | diogomiguelalves@gmail.com | Question | Linux | 2.7.7 | Re: Recursively open a new attribute of the same type |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
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| Diogo Alves wrote: |
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Hi,
I have a logbook which, among other things, contains these attributes:
Options Ingredient = Egg, Oil
Options Quantity = 2, 0.1L
Now, I would like to, every time I select an ingredient and respective quantity, that another Ingredient and Quantity field opens up for me to procede addind them.
I've searched in the documentation and found nothing related to this. Maybe I missed it. Is it possible to do this?
Also, is there a way to display 2 attributes in the same row? Messing with CSS is probably the only answer ... correct?
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Recursive attributes are not possible. All you can do is to define a certain number (like Ingredient1, Ingredient2, Ingredient3) and use Conditional Attributes to show them using the "Show Attributes Edit = ..." option.
To display two attributes in the same row, use
Format <attribute> = 1
for the second attribute.
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Ok, thank you for your answer.
I guess my next question is whether it is possible to have, for example, 2 attributes:
Options Ingredient1 =
Options Ingredient2 =
Extendable options = Ingredients1, Ingredients2
sharing the exact same possible list of values.
Thanks agin. |
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66794
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Thu Apr 22 20:02:46 2010 |
| Rex Tayloe | rtayloe@indiana.edu | Question | Linux | V2.7.8-227 | How to control table width in listing | Greetings,
In table list mode, I would like to control how much width is given to "subject" column (my attribute). Can't find any method to control in config file. Problem is that the subject is often quite long and jammed into a small width, when the text is often empty and has more width than needed.
Thanks,
RT
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66793
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Thu Apr 22 12:29:05 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.7.7 | Re: Recursively open a new attribute of the same type |
| Diogo Alves wrote: |
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Hi,
I have a logbook which, among other things, contains these attributes:
Options Ingredient = Egg, Oil
Options Quantity = 2, 0.1L
Now, I would like to, every time I select an ingredient and respective quantity, that another Ingredient and Quantity field opens up for me to procede addind them.
I've searched in the documentation and found nothing related to this. Maybe I missed it. Is it possible to do this?
Also, is there a way to display 2 attributes in the same row? Messing with CSS is probably the only answer ... correct?
|
Recursive attributes are not possible. All you can do is to define a certain number (like Ingredient1, Ingredient2, Ingredient3) and use Conditional Attributes to show them using the "Show Attributes Edit = ..." option.
To display two attributes in the same row, use
Format <attribute> = 1
for the second attribute. |
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66792
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Thu Apr 22 09:51:07 2010 |
| Diogo Alves | diogomiguelalves@gmail.com | Question | Linux | 2.7.7 | Recursively open a new attribute of the same type | Hi,
I have a logbook which, among other things, contains these attributes:
Options Ingredient = Egg, Oil
Options Quantity = 2, 0.1L
Now, I would like to, every time I select an ingredient and respective quantity, that another Ingredient and Quantity field opens up for me to procede addind them.
I've searched in the documentation and found nothing related to this. Maybe I missed it. Is it possible to do this?
Also, is there a way to display 2 attributes in the same row? Messing with CSS is probably the only answer ... correct?
Thank you very much,
Diogo
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66791
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Mon Apr 19 08:55:19 2010 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Request | Linux | 2.7.8-2278 | Re: Can other pages hide behind elog user authentication? |
| Jason St. John wrote: |
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Hello,
The elog security suits me just fine: the content is not available unless users have logged in, and as administrator I have complete control over who that is and what their privileges are. I can easily share somewhat sensitive notes, plots, and findings without making them completely open to the world.
I have a project which generates html pages, which I'm also not really supposed to make public to the world. I'd rather not resort to attaching them to elog entries.
Could the elog security be extended to control access to other files I put on the server?
Thanks,
-jmsj
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If you don't want to make elog attachments, don't use elog at all. Just use a simple web server like Apache. Most web servers have some mean to protect certain web pages with passwords etc. |
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