For debugging, it would be very nice to have the possibility to find out what UID is associated with a specific entry. For example, when clicking on an appointment, the form that pops up could contain a line similar to "UID: 20030614173619-9142938".
Also, it would be nice to find out exactly what version of CalDAVZAP / CardDAVMate is running. Maybe the version could be added to the <title>?
-- Johan
On 24-Feb-2013 22:48, Johan Vromans wrote:
For debugging, it would be very nice to have the possibility to find out what UID is associated with a specific entry. For example, when clicking on an appointment, the form that pops up could contain a line similar to "UID: 20030614173619-9142938".
Also, it would be nice to find out exactly what version of CalDAVZAP / CardDAVMate is running. Maybe the version could be added to the <title>?
-- Johan
I usually get that UID form the Apache server access log if I need it, but yeah, won't argue about the version thing - looking it up by whatever it says in the changelog.txt is indeed a bit awkward... :)
- Attila
Hi Johan,
On Feb 24, 2013, at 9:48 PM, Johan Vromans jvromans@squirrel.nl wrote:
For debugging, it would be very nice to have the possibility to find out what UID is associated with a specific entry. For example, when clicking on an appointment, the form that pops up could contain a line similar to "UID: 20030614173619-9142938".
UID is present as a hidden form field in both clients (so you need to click to "inspect element").
Also, it would be nice to find out exactly what version of CalDAVZAP / CardDAVMate is running. Maybe the version could be added to the <title>?
Sorry, I do not want to add this information to the title - basic users don't care about the software version number. If you want to check your version open the main.js and see the first variable (note: for release candidate versions you will always see the same version - there is no rc1, rc2, ... in the version number).
JM
-- Johan
Ján Máté jan.mate@inf-it.com writes:
UID is present as a hidden form field in both clients (so you need to click to "inspect element").
Ok.
Sorry, I do not want to add this information to the title - basic users don't care about the software version number. If you want to check your version open the main.js and see the first variable (note: for release candidate versions you will always see the same version - there is no rc1, rc2, ... in the version number).
I have several instances of CalDAVMate active. Sometimes I just wonder which one I'm talking to...
But it's no big deal, I can add the version to the <title> for my private pleasure ;)
-- Johan
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