This is about:
- Web interface, 'Performance Chart'
- HM/RCC Interface, 'History Charts'
2 very very minor nice-to-haves:
1) It would be nice if these functions had the same name in both interfaces since they are similar
2) It would be nice to be able to individually enable/disable the graph lines (min, max, avarage)
Keep up the good work and stay healthy!
Charts....
But its not just the name, its different implementation.It would be nice if these functions had the same name in both interfaces since they are similar
HostMonitor provides 1 menu item that opens dialog with charts (just charts). Then you use options provided by dialog window to set chart options and type of the chart - performance or availability.
Web interface provides different menu items and opens different window.
Not sure we should redesign everything
Or may be just hide max?It would be nice to be able to individually enable/disable the graph lines (min, max, avarage)
We plan to redesign charts after logging module redesign.
Regards
Alex
Hmmm I guess you're right on the first point, they are/look similar, but they're not quite the same.
For the graph lines, sometimes the minimum is most interesting, sometimes the maximum, sometimes the average.
I use these graphs a lot (mostly the web version because they look better)for reports that are viewed by 'untrained' eyes.
Quite often I get questions about the wrong graph lines, just because they're there.
Sometimes I even edit them away to avoid endless discussions on the wrong subject
Soooooo if it could be done for the web graph that would be fab
For the graph lines, sometimes the minimum is most interesting, sometimes the maximum, sometimes the average.
I use these graphs a lot (mostly the web version because they look better)for reports that are viewed by 'untrained' eyes.
Quite often I get questions about the wrong graph lines, just because they're there.
Sometimes I even edit them away to avoid endless discussions on the wrong subject
Soooooo if it could be done for the web graph that would be fab