For the past few months I have been running a survey about Online QSL Requests (OQRS). The objective of this survey has been to understand the preferences and mood of the DX Community. The important question is about bureau cards that can be ordered free of charge from Club Log when OQRS is used. The […]
A question which I am occasionally asked is “how to read ADIF into a database?”. For me this is really about reading a file into PHP, to break up the contents of the ADIF line by line. One of the problems that ADIF poses (prior to ADIF 3.0) is that the file format is not […]
Expedition pileups and Club Log Leaderboards An open letter from Michael, G7VJR (creator of Club Log) In recent years, Club Log charts have become a new option for expeditions above a certain size to engage with the Dxing community while they’re on the air. As well as the essentials for log search and some statistical […]
Club Log Survey May 2012 During May 2012, I ran a survey to see what people would like to have changed, if anything. This is a link to the survey data. Club Log users also provided me with a wealth of other feedback, for which I am extremely grateful! Click here to view the survey […]
Hi all, You may notice some changes to Club Log today (a few obvious, many not so obvious). If you experience any problems, I apologise in advance – please do tell me so I can fix them for you and everyone else as quickly as possible. Design changes: By popular request the menus are on […]
A lot of logging software suffers from using old, tired architectures. Visual Basic is the main culprit. Applications written this way are often unstable and quirky, and more modern designs are to be preferred (in particular, .Net is really the best way to write a Windows application). One of the most innovative and well-designed logging […]