Re: Post using html form , posted by Stefan Ritt on Tue Oct 25 09:45:41 2022
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Probably people have to log in to the logbook before opening the form. I guess the "submit not allowed" comes from the fact that they access
the logbook as a guest.
Stefan |
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Re: Post using html form , posted by Hayg Guler on Wed Nov 16 11:13:33 2022
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Dear Stefan,
that is strange since I logged in ...
It seems like when I go in the shift check topic in the elog, it does not get my login id ... is there something coming from the HTML file that |
Re: Post using html form , posted by Hayg Guler on Wed Nov 16 12:01:29 2022 
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Dear Stefan,
that is strange since I logged in ...
It seems like when I go in the shift check topic in the elog, it does not get my login id ... is there something coming from the HTML file that |
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Post using html form --> not solved ... , posted by Hayg Guler on Wed Jan 4 11:00:01 2023
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Dear All,
Just want to come back to this issue I faced.
In the config file, I call an html form to format input. The way I call the html file inside my config file is described below. |
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Re: Post using html form --> not solved ... , posted by Stefan Ritt on Wed Jan 4 12:38:07 2023
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When you log in manually to a logbook, a session ID is created and stored in a cookie "sid". On your shift check list you need some code to
copy this session ID into your current form. In the code form 2010, I used "unm" and "upwd", but this was removed since it's not
safe. So now you need somethign like: |
change language, posted by svrmarty on Tue Mar 25 14:00:53 2008
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i've installed the debian package on my system
there's only one config file, /etc/elog.conf
i've tried to change the language, in [global] with Language = german, |
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Re: change language, posted by Stefan Ritt on Thu Mar 27 07:52:00 2008
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svrmarty wrote:
i've installed the debian package on my system |
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Re: change language, posted by svrmarty on Thu Mar 27 09:23:25 2008
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Stefan Ritt wrote:
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