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Applications / I realy need spreadsheet

« on: January 18, 2010, 09:06:31 am »

Hello,
I successfully use OpenGoo for one year. Everything works very well.
I had only one problem with the wrong time setting in my nettwork, which was due to the fact that the server was running in a virtualized environment (XEN) and the server (guest) time was not ok.
I want to thank you for your work on OpenGoo. It's a great system :-).

I would like to ask whether and when will be added spreadsheet editor?

For example, I know, that eyeOS in a new version will be containing new spreadsheet editor with feature of collaboration.

And i would like to draw your attention to an interesting project http://www.zkoss.org/.
On this link http://zssdemo.zkoss.org/ you can see two spreadsheets, which can be edited in real time ;-)
Once again thank you and look forward to the answer!

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Čeština / Re: Official translation to Czech

« on: December 19, 2009, 12:56:57 pm »

Latest version of Czech translation for OpenGoo from Mr. David Hawiger. Translation is in the attachment.

Poslední verze českého překladu OpenGoo od Davida Hawigera. Překlad je v příloze.

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Čeština / Re: Official translation to Czech

« on: October 14, 2009, 06:31:03 am »

Hello, I received the latest version of the updated Czech translation for OpenGoo from Mr. Davi Hawiger (I thank him so much for his work!).

Translation is in the attachment.

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: July 29, 2009, 02:36:21 pm »

He, I think I found where is the problem.
Time synchronization on the server side is not working good.
Now all the files have disappeared. They exist in the storage, but they have time in the future.
And I do not know what can I do. (This is a problem with ntp tool and with ntp servers..)
 

Pleas, is there any way to disable the time check in opengoo files?
Thanks for any advice.

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: May 13, 2009, 04:38:38 am »

The same problem again.. :-(
I have no idea what is happened..
Content of  file disappeared. There is no editor.
The blank sheet without editor and without content :'-(
I can restore file, but it is unpleasant...

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Čeština / Re: The working version of Czech translation

« on: May 06, 2009, 10:50:00 am »

Ahoj, to je úplně super! Blahopřeju! Já jsem na to už neměl vůbec čas..
Také jsem si nebyl jistý s termíny "projekt" a "pracovní plocha", které jsem tam různě střídal.

Je úplně super, že jsi se toho ujal.. Díky!!!

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: April 07, 2009, 11:12:47 am »

Hello! Thank You for Your interest.
Yes, I solved the problem.
I restore file. I used Your script. Thank you! :-)
Yes, it was OpenGoo file with table.

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: April 01, 2009, 11:00:01 am »

To Ignacio:

Thank You so much for export tool.
It was very useful for me (367 revisions.. ).
Thank You!

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: April 01, 2009, 09:45:46 am »

Hello,
I have another but similar problem  .
You can see the attached image.
I have no idea why it happened.. 

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Čeština / Re: The working version of Czech translation

« on: March 22, 2009, 04:47:36 pm »

Hello,
I am very very sorry, but I have really no time for translation in this time.
I hope, it will be better in the future...   

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Čeština / Re: The working version of Czech translation

« on: February 13, 2009, 03:49:57 pm »

I am surprised! Perfect! 

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Čeština / Re: The working version of Czech translation

« on: February 13, 2009, 10:38:52 am »

Ok, it works again :-)
I want to thank everybody for help! :-)

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: February 09, 2009, 01:59:11 pm »

I'm still not sure of what went blank in OpenGoo. Is it that you go to the Documents tab and you don't see any files?


No, I can see all my files. When I want to edit one of this files (I can lock file or not before it), then I can see only blank page. No content, no editor. No revisions...

This problem occurred only in one file, which was shared by several users. I am sorry, I have no screenshot of this.. :-(

If this is the case please help me see what is causing this, so that if it is a bug we can fix it.


This is a problem. I dont know what happened. I am sorry!
I try použít OpenGoo in my company for sharing our documents.. :-)


Assuming that the problem is that you don't see any documents listed in the documents tab,


No, it is not this problem..., but Thank You!


.. please try going in your browser to '<your opengoo>/index.php?ajax=true&c=files&a=list_files' and tell me if you see any error messages. Rest assured that your files are safe, it's just that they aren't displayed

I don't know, if I can still do this... It is another problem.
But I can do it, if You wish.

Thank You! :-)

Ludek (lusmo)

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: February 09, 2009, 11:58:47 am »

Hello,

In the upload folder there's a file called 'attributes.php'. There you can see filenames and filetypes of each file.

Yes, I found it, thank You!

How did your files disappear?
I dont know.  Simply disappear..  Screen was blank. I dont know why.. :-(

What do you mean by it? Note that if you change the storage mechanism (Administration -> Configuration -> General) you will lose access to previous files unless you go back to your previous storage mechanism (There's a warning text saying this).


Nothing was changed.
Users works with OpenGoo, only.
Suddenly a single file could not be opened and the screen was white only.

Here I'm attaching a tool to export OpenGoo files (only the last revision) to the filesystem (tmp/export folder). You need to place this file in 'public/tools' and add 'export.php' to 'access.php'. It will create all files with its OpenGoo filename, and in case of duplicate filenames it appends a dash and a number to the filename. This will export only the current state of OpenGoo files, you need to run it every time you want to access files this way. The best solution to your needs would be my previous suggestion of another storage mechanism.

Thank You very much! I
I have to do it manually before it and it seems to be OK! :-)

But I am afraid that this happens again in the future..

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How To's / Re: Where can I find stored files?

« on: February 07, 2009, 06:57:05 pm »

Hello, thank You for reply.
I found a file that disappeared and I copied its contents to a new file.
I am afraid that this happens again in the future :-(