Re: Display edit time, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Nov 24 08:38:33 2021
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Creat an attribute "last edit" and set it to the last edit time. Something like this:
Attributes = ...., Last edit
Preset Last edit = $date |
$attribute replacement fails occasionally, posted by Chris Körner on Sat Nov 27 21:48:41 2021
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Hi,
In our setup we have multiple logbooks. I want a convenient way to search all logbooks for an attribute (in our case with the name Sample-ID)
by just clicking it in the list display of any logbook.Therefore, in the [global] section I put "List Change Sample-ID = <a href="https://ourelog.com/$logbook/?all=1&Sample-ID=$Sample-ID"</a>. |
Unclear how to use the command line tool /usr/bin/elog, posted by Jose Caballero on Wed Dec 1 12:37:57 2021
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Hello,
I am trying first time to use the tool /usr/bin/elog. From the documentation is not clear to if everything must be in quotes or not, if every |
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Re: Unclear how to use the command line tool /usr/bin/elog, posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Dec 1 13:05:14 2021
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Please issue the elog command with an added "-v" flag and post the output here.
Stefan
Jose |
Re: $attribute replacement fails occasionally, posted by Chris Körner on Sat Dec 4 13:03:32 2021 
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This problen drives me crazy. Under some circumstances the List Change <attribute> function does not replace $attribute. It happens at random circumstances
when I use the Find function to search all logbooks. In the resulting list, it fails reproducibly for certain entries of certain logbooks. But I cannot
find what is special about those lokbooks or entries. In different Find requests it works perfectly fine. |
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Re: Unclear how to use the command line tool /usr/bin/elog, posted by Jose Caballero on Tue Dec 7 08:28:19 2021
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Hi Stefan,
Here is the, I believe, relevant part of the output:
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Re: Unclear how to use the command line tool /usr/bin/elog, posted by Andreas Luedeke on Tue Dec 7 11:56:37 2021
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If you need HTTPS then you must specify the "-s" option.
You could have looked into the help of the elog command:
> elog -h |
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Re: Unclear how to use the command line tool /usr/bin/elog, posted by Jose Caballero on Tue Dec 7 14:25:37 2021
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This is what I get with -s:
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Successfully connected to host elog-1.matrix.com, port 80 |