You have to talk to the FCKeditor guys about that. On their website they mention IEspell, but this works only for MS Internet Explorer. On their demo site, I see the spell check icon, but it's greyed out. In this forum, spell checking works for me using Firefox 2.0 under Windows after I installed the Firefox extension "United States English Dictionary" from here. Maybe this works for you also under Linux. There is however one problem: I get wrong words underlined in red, but I cannot get suggestions by clicking at the wrong words. For FCKeditro version 2.6+ however it was announced that there will be a new spell checker, so maybe you have to wait for their update.

Hello,

How do I proceed to have spell check in fck editor under linux / firefox ?

Kind regards

Stéphane

Thank you! The HTML functionality will be v. useful

Have a look at http://midas.psi.ch/elog/userguide.html, under the section "Adding stuff to a logbook". Basically you can write elog:<id>. At the moment, this works however only in the "plain" or "ELCode" encoding. For HTML encoding, I will add this functionality soon.

How can I make a cross reference from one entry to another entry in the same ELOG logbook?

Diogo Alves found a possibility, at least for firefox. Have a look here.

> The only caveat is that
> when you edit an entry, the "Last Edit" is displayed really in seconds since 1970, but I will
> fix this in the next release.

I just fixed this in SVN revision #2010. If you would have filled out which operating system you use
with elog, I could tell you how to upgrade.

> Hi,
> 
> We've defined a "LastEdit" attribute for some of our logs so that we can indicate that an entry has been revised, and when that was done. 
> 
> From our config:
> 
> Attributes =  Last Edit, etc etc
> .
> .
> .
> Preset Last Edit =$date
> Locked Attributes = Last Edit
> Subst on edit Last Edit = $date
> 
> This works fine, but when we sort the LastEdit column, the dates are sorted alphabetically. 
> Is there a way to tell Elog to treat this particular attribute as a date when sorting?

You are missing:

Type Last Edit = datetime

which will tread the "Last Edit" attribute as a date/time combination. Actually it's stored 
internally in seconds since Jan 1st 1970, so sorting will work right. The only caveat is that
when you edit an entry, the "Last Edit" is displayed really in seconds since 1970, but I will
fix this in the next release.