> On a somewhat related note, I have often wondered what the CPU or
Network > graphs might look like at the higher grid levels. Obviously
we can't add > any more than 2 graphs to the page; it would get too
wide.
Hmmm, with Bernard's separate template for the $self top node, you could
show all 4 r
On a somewhat related note, I have often wondered what the CPU or
Network graphs might look like at the higher grid levels. Obviously we
can't add any more than 2 graphs to the page; it would get too wide.
Here's a simple hack to add a couple small clickable words instead.
-twitham
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Bernard said:
> My patch is bit more involved, but will allow you to simply click on
> the graph to zoom in (instead of a '*' which was artificially added):
Ah, excellent approach, I like it better than mine! With a slight hack,
we can do it much simpler with no new blocks, as shown below. If t
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Bernard Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right now, if you have a grid, by default the first "row" is a summary
> of the grid represented by load_report and memory_report graphs. If
> you click on them, it just goes back to the current page (which is
> kind of u
Right now, if you have a grid, by default the first "row" is a summary
of the grid represented by load_report and memory_report graphs. If
you click on them, it just goes back to the current page (which is
kind of useless).
I have a patch (currently against 3.0.x, but I will re-base against
trunk
