Online Logbook Search
by N2AMG on Mar.22, 2010, under Software & Software Support
A set of PHP scripts that will display and allow searching an amatuer radio logbook online using a MySQL database for storage.These scripts are the same ones I run here on my site to show the log search on the homepage. The only requirements are a web server running PHP and a MYSql database
Features:
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- Totally customizable color and font color selection for the script.
- Full featured Admin panel to allow for Adding,Editing,Deleting Database entries.
- Password protected uploading of ADIF file for database input.
- Choose what columns to be displayed to the end user.
(Date, Time, Callsign, Band, Frequency, Mode, RST Snt, RST Rcvd)
Current Version: 1.0.1
Download latest version here OnlineLogbookSearch.zip
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March 23rd, 2010 on 2:18 pm
There is an error in your index2.php file somewhere causing a 500 error code. Also all your files contain “^M”’s which are not friendly to UNIX based systems.
The index.php appears to be functioning properly because I have verified that the database is being created.
Another note your LogbookSearchConfig.php3 file appears to contain actual values.
March 26th, 2010 on 2:18 pm
the index2.php file give a error $end of file i am using
xammp to set op a server.
this for info.
March 27th, 2010 on 10:19 am
I have updated the Online Search scripts to clean up a couple of error messages and fix the message that the password is wrong when the upload script page loads. I have also included the php.ini file that I need to use on my web server since My Hosting company limits the size of files that can be uploaded via a php script.
March 31st, 2010 on 6:26 pm
Still getting parse errors on index2.php. As far as I can narrow it down it is below the HTML code that sets up the table.
The domain I am installing this on is located on a solaris based joyent server.
Please let me know if there is any data I can provide to help you solve this. Also I see the editor you are using is still saving files with Windows LF and not UNIX. (All files I have to run dos2unix to clean them up.)
April 7th, 2010 on 6:08 am
Ron..
I have had one user who reported the same error as you are in index2.php. He got his to run by editing the script to change the config file to plain .php and not php3. So his ended up being LogbookSearchConfig.php
As for the Linefeeds I’ll go thru my editor and see if I can change the settings to stop doing that.. I use both Dreamweaver and PHP designer as my editors…
April 17th, 2010 on 6:35 am
Hi Rick,
mni mni tnx for your software you provide here for running an online-log. I searched a very long time for that. I apprechiate it very much.
3 suggestions:
a) could you include a “back to log” button after uploading a new adif?
b) did you consider to change the “search for callsign in Logbook of” pull down-menu in the main-page into checkboxes with all included op-calls for doing a search maybe for qsos with 3 ops?
c) maybe you were aked a million times before: is there any ability to let the thing work live as your eQSL/LOTW-Utility does?
Keep up the good work and never stop creating good stuff like this!
Thanks from Germany,
Lenz
August 12th, 2010 on 3:09 pm
Hi Rick.
Thanks for the script. Thought I would try it out, but had to modify line 146 in index2.php from “” to “” to get it to run the first time.
The second thing I noticed was that it didn’t read the correct time. I see your script looks for TIME_OFF, so I changed it to TIME_ON.
The third thing, was that if the adif line didn’t contain frequency, just band, a wrong frequency is set.
A few things that would be nice to have, is a wipe database function for testing purposes.
I also liked the comment above with checkboxes if you have more than one log, and possibility to search all at once.
Have you ever thought of maybe writing this as a WordPress plugin?
Keep up the good work!