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I added patch number 407090 which changes edit_entry.php so new databases will show events that "admin" adds. It fixes the problem without having to add another user. Basically there is a greater than where a greater than or equal to should be.
--- /tmp/WebCalendar-0.9.26/edit_entry.php Fri Dec 29 14:21:53 2000
+++ edit_entry.php Thu Mar 8 11:41:45 2001
@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@...
2001-03-14 20:03:02 UTC in WebCalendar
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I just added patch number 407090 which changes edit_entry.php so new databases will show events that "admin" adds.
--- /tmp/WebCalendar-0.9.26/edit_entry.php Fri Dec 29 14:21:53 2000
+++ edit_entry.php Thu Mar 8 11:41:45 2001
@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@
$size = 15;
else if ( $size > 5 )
$size = 5;
- if ( $size > 1 ) {
+ if ( $size >= 1 ...
2001-03-08 18:00:08 UTC in WebCalendar
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In edit_entry.php, the if statement should be greater
than or equal to. If it isn't, then the
webcal_entry_user entries is not inserted. The events
do not show on the calendar.
This problem only occurs if the database has a single
user, such as when a new database is installed with
only "admin" as the user.
--- /tmp/WebCalendar-0.9.26/edit_entry.php Fri Dec
29...
2001-03-08 17:54:26 UTC in WebCalendar
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More info -
The webcal_entry_user table does not get a value inserted into it until after a user is added. If you manaully enter the values into the webcal_entry_user, it will show up on the calendar.
I should have a fix for it soon.
2001-03-08 17:11:00 UTC in WebCalendar
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Actually, the problem turns out to be the events aren't viewable before another user besides admin is added. If you add a new user, then add an event, it will show up.
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2001-03-08 16:37:47 UTC in WebCalendar
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I can view the items in the database if the database is named "webcal" but it doesn't show them if I name it anything else. I've been looking for a hardcoded "webcal" database connection, but since everything has webcal in it somewhere, the searching has been slow.
I've done some testing, naming a database "calendar," and it didn't work. The only one that worked...
2001-03-08 14:44:31 UTC in WebCalendar
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I've started a similar project that might be of interest to dia2code users. It's called dia2sql. Currently I've got it coded so it converts Dia EPS exports to CREATE TABLE statements suitable for MySQL. The code is currently all of 10 lines of Perl.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dia2sql/.
2001-01-26 20:17:25 UTC in dia2code
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DiaEPS2Mysql is a small (approximately 10 lines) Perl program that creates CREATE TABLE statements suitable for use in MySQL.
2001-01-17 03:26:54 UTC in DIA2SQL - DIA 2 SQL statements
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One of the ideas we had is to use XML for describing the datastream, ROM file format, and custom sensors. The same configuration interface could be used for any ported language where XML can be parsed.
Additionally, XML can serve as up to date documentation of the datastream and file formats.
2000-07-30 17:10:43 UTC in GPL CarTune and Diagnostics
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Welcome to the project. We're really just starting out on this, too. It's a learning experience for all involved.
The goal is to have an extensable tuning and diagnostics system. Something where you could get engine parameters, plus add a sensor for diff. temps, an inductive pickup for a home dyno, or pretty much anything you can hook up to a computer, really.
A lot of Linux software...
2000-07-29 20:21:34 UTC in GPL CarTune and Diagnostics
