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Version 2.3.10, released July xxth, 2003
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- Renames "Display search" to "List display"
Version 2.3.9, released July 15th, 2003 Version 2.3.9, released July 15th, 2003
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<LI><a href=#10>How does one configure elog to disable editing of existing messages? I want a logbook where one <LI><a href=#10>How does one configure elog to disable editing of existing messages? I want a logbook where one
can enter messages but not change them afterwards. can enter messages but not change them afterwards.
<LI><a href=#11>How can I track various revisions of a message using the "edit" command? <LI><a href=#11>How can I track various revisions of a message using the "edit" command?
<LI><a href=#12>How can I enter a date which is different from current one?
</OL> </OL>
<hr> <hr>
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then the reply contains the original message without the usual "&gt; " at the beginning of then the reply contains the original message without the usual "&gt; " at the beginning of
each line. One can then edit the message and submit it. In the threaded message list display, each line. One can then edit the message and submit it. In the threaded message list display,
one sees then the different revisions as a message thread.<p> one sees then the different revisions as a message thread.<p>
</UL>
<LI><a name=#12><b>How can I enter a date which is different from current one?</b>
<p>
Usually, the current date/time is recorded when you add a new entry. It might be, however,
that one wants to enter "old" entries, or some entries with a date in the future (like a
to-do list with a due date). To do that, on can add a new attribute (let's call it
<i>Record date</i>, to be different from the pre-defined <i>Date</i>:<p>
<code>
Attributes = Author, ..., Record date
Preset Record date = $date
Date format = %Y %m %d
List Display = Record date, Author, ...
Start page = ?rsort=Record date
</code>
The <i>Preset Record date</i> statement sets the record date to the current date, but
this can then of course edite during the message entry. The <i>List Display</i> and
<i>Start page</i> statements show the record date as the first column in the summary
display and also sort by that. Note the <i>Date format</i> showing first year, then month
and day. This is necessary since sorting is done only lexically.
</UL> </UL>