Re: length of condition names, posted by Harry Martin on Fri Dec 4 02:03:56 2020
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Could we update the doc for this?
Stefan
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You can easily use multi-character conditionals, up to 256 chars. |
Is there a way to upload a file in custom input?, posted by Satyajit Jena on Tue Dec 15 14:50:55 2020
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Hi,
I am trying to implement a Custom input forms by following this https://elog.psi.ch/elogs/Contributions/49.
Is there a way to also insert an image or files to it? I want to take a snap from the iPad and want that to go as an attachment or attach a file(s) into |
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Re: Is there a way to upload a file in custom input?, posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Dec 15 15:19:25 2020
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When you submit a "normal" elog entry, you can click on "Choose file" to add an attachment. On a mobile device, you will then be
asked to select a photo from your library or take one with your camera. You can do the same on a custom form. You have to extract the code from the normal
submissoin form and program it on your custom page. It needs however some work and might not be straight forward. |
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Re: Is there a way to upload a file in custom input?, posted by Satyajit Jena on Tue Dec 15 17:41:57 2020
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Thanks Stefan,
I am not yet able to figure out how attachment submission is done, I am trying. It would be helpful if you can refer me to some pointer.
With regards, |
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Parsing log files, posted by Alan Grant on Fri Jan 8 05:48:45 2021
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Sometimes we change the attributes in a config file for a given tab as time goes on, which naturally can get out of sync with the older data in
that tab.
I can imagine some other Elog users have encounterd this too at some point so I'm wondering if there's a utilty or some way |
Re: Parsing log files, posted by John on Fri Jan 8 06:14:49 2021
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Hi Al; if I understand your situation correctly you want to access Elog db (logbooks) via another way. There are many ways depending on your knowledge,
type of work needed, and ease of use. I have found that accessing whatever I need via Elog gui is satisfactory in many situations-- by simply exporting.
THEN take the raw csv/xml file and manipulte it more easily from there. There are MANY free web sites that will take your data then, and put it in |
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Re: Parsing log files, posted by Alan Grant on Fri Jan 8 15:28:06 2021
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John
wrote:
Hi Al; if I understand your situation correctly you want to access Elog db |
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Re: Parsing log files, posted by Stefan Ritt on Fri Jan 8 15:35:35 2021
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Well, you could put the old options back to the config file, do the export, then remove them again.
But have a look at the Elog database files ZZMMDDa.log in your logbook directory, they are pure ASCII files, which are relatively simple to parse.
Hi |