URL options for Trends Page.

[Phil23]

I'm sure I'd read this before, but having no luck with searches.

It is possible I assume to specify a Chart type for the Trends.htm page?

Much like with Beteljuice's dayfile readers http://weather.inverellit.com/datasumma ... a=rainfall

Tried a few things as well & not hitting the right thing.

Thanks

Phil

[beteljuice]

If you mean change the default chart ...

Top of cumuluscharts.js

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$(document).ready(function () {    
    $.ajax({url: "graphconfig.json", dataType:"json", success: function (result) {
            config=result;
			doTemp();
			changeImage(window.location.href.split('?')[1]);
            
        }});
});

Change DoTemp(); to whatever your heart desires ...

@mark, It says you moderate this twice

[Phil23]

If you mean change the default chart ...

No I don't want to change default chart, but send a URL that will go directly to the rainrall page in say an email.
http://weather.inverellit.com/graphs.htm [rain or whatever here]

Similar to how I can send.....
http://weather.inverellit.com/datasumma ... a=rainfall
and the link opens the rain page instead of the default Max Temp page.


Phil

[beteljuice]

You would have to make the page .php

Then write some php code to look for posted request, and then that 'writes' javascript to execute changeGraph("postedchoice");

... but you would have to ensure charts has loaded before execution.

something like this toward the bottom of your page ..

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<?php

if(isset($_REQUEST['type'])) {
echo "
<script>
function waitforit() {
	if (!typeof changeGraph === \"function\") {
 		setTimeout( waitforit, 200);
		return;
	}
	changeGraph('".$_REQUEST['type']."');
}
waitforit();
</script>
";
};
?>

usage would be: graphs.php?type=rain

UNTESTED - might crash and burn

[mcrossley]

@mark, It says you moderate this twice

So good they list me twice!
No idea, I'm not a forum admin. @freddie?

[water01]

Not a problem Mark, just ignore it, a permissions glitch. Take a look at all the forums in Web Development and you will see exactly the same.

[Phil23]

You would have to make the page .php

As I understand, I can simply rename the htm file to php & it would need no initial changes to still work.
Then add some php code later...

Then create an entry in the extra webfiles etc.......

That does bring me to a though I've always had about MX having an option to "Upload Standard files as PHP".
I'd assume with the right settings on the host, a users site could then have ALL the standard files uploaded with a php extension & then make the additional changes in their original indexT.htm etc files, but not be required to setup the 10 standard files under extra webfiles.

Phil.

[beteljuice]

As I understand, I can simply rename the htm file to php & it would need no initial changes to still work.
Then add some php code later...

Correct ..

MX having an option to "Upload Standard files as PHP".

Is that a wish list thing ?