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magicbug / Cloudlog

Web based amateur radio logging application built using PHP & MySQL supports general station logging tasks from HF to Microwave with supporting applications to support CAT control.
http://www.cloudlog.co.uk
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<qsl_sent:1>Y with no effect #322

Closed DL3RTL closed 5 years ago

DL3RTL commented 5 years ago

I was uploading an aidf file with the argument <qsl_sent:1>Y

But in the frontend of this specific QSO entry this outgoing QSL card still has a red arrow. And if I open the entry to edit it the outgoing QSL is Sent: No

If i do an ADIF backup of my logs from cloudlog there again the <qsl_sent:1>Y

It seems not to be shown to the Frontend.

This seems to be a bug.

magicbug commented 5 years ago

That is strange, theres no fancy checking going on <qsl_sent:<?php echo strlen($qso->COL_QSL_SENT); ?>><?php echo $qso->COL_QSL_SENT; ?> should just grab whats in the database and dump it out.

Can you check that within your database that it's actually not sent to N? or at least whats the value, as I'm not seeing that happen here

I'm guessing this is via index.php/adif

DL3RTL commented 5 years ago

As I described: There is a Y. Also in the ADIF export. Just in the frontend there's nothing, so Sent: No.

DL3RTL commented 5 years ago

ADIF export from Cloudlog: <call:6>DL6AAO<band:4>160m<mode:3>FT8<freq:4>1.84<qso_date:8>20190709<time_on:6>200200<time_off:6>200200<rst_rcvd:2>59<rst_sent:2>59<qsl_rcvd:0><qsl_sent:1>y<country:27>Federal Republic Of Germany<eor>

Result in Frontend: qsl

I imported more than 1000 QSOs. Only the very forst QSOs have the right status of QSL shown. All the others don't work.

DL3RTL commented 5 years ago

I dropped the database and uploaded the same ADIF file once more. Now the status of the QSL is correct.