Cumulus 1.9.3 (1044) Graph Display

[avoorpool]

Hi Steve,

Just FYI:
I downloaded Build 1044 and suddenly I see a random change in my Cumulus Graph Display (also on the website).
Some graphs show a time interval of 1:00 hour and some make the time axis extremely busy by showing a time interval of 30 mins.
All Graphs are set for a 12 hour interval.

Cheers,

Arthur

[steve]

I'm not aware of having changed anything, and in any case the scales are done automatically by the charting package. It could because you presumably have just restarted Cumulus and there are slight differences in the number of points plotted on each graph, as data from the WMR200 doesn't all arrive at the same time.

Perhaps related, it looks like you have some kind of update issue; either the graphs themselves are not being updated, or you have an ftp problem and they're not being uploaded.

Edit: your graphs have updated now, and look fine to me. Patience is a virtue, they say.

[avoorpool]

Hi Steve,

Thanks for your reply.

Indeed, since I switched from a "free" webhost to the (paid-for) iPage, I have this issue that graphs are not updated correctly (I've posted a thread about this earlier).
According to them, images (like the graph .png) are uploaded from cache and not "treated" as dynamic. I've entered a "clear cache" in [trends] but that doesn't seem to work. When I open the page and press F5 several times, it's OK.
It still (very much) bothers me!!!!

Cheers,

Arthur

[steve]

According to them, images (like the graph .png) are uploaded from cache and not "treated" as dynamic.

As I think I told you before, that's why the 'standard' Cumulus trends page uses a dummy timestamp to make the URL unique, to defeat the cache.

<script type="text/javascript">
function changeImage(im) {
document.images["graphs"].src = im + "?" + new Date().getTime();
}
</script>

I don't know how your page works, but you'll need to do something similar.

[avoorpool]

Hi Steve,

Thanks for the message.
I modified [trends] and I'll let you know how it works.

Cheers,

Arthur