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RE: [php-weathermap] Overlib graph issue



I have verified the size of my graphs and they are all the same size.  This
is the reason that I have it set in the DEFAULTS section.  It seems to only
happen on the links that come close to the middle of the page.  From what I
can tell it is trying to place the pointer on the bottom left corner of the
graph and it is not allowing it to.

-Josh

-----Original Message-----
From: Howard Jones [mailto:howie@xxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 10:54 AM
To: php-weathermap@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [php-weathermap] Overlib graph issue

Joshua Krause wrote:
>
> I am having an overlibgraph issue in php weathermap. I have one or two 
> graphs mainly torwards the middle of the page that the overlib just 
> flashes repeatedly. I have read where you have to set the 
> overlibheight and width in the defaults section. So I have done that 
> and still have a problem.
>
The blinking is usually a symptom of having the size set incorrectly.... 
make sure that they are exactly the right size for your graphs. If your 
graphs aren't all the same size, you can change these settings per-link 
- you don't *have* to do it in the default section.
>
> The other question I have is I know in the perl weathermap4rrd I was 
> able to change the link from a line to a dash or something other than 
> a line. I am wondering how I need to go about this in this version of 
> weathermap. The reason I ask is because I have some 2, 4 and 10gb 
> links and would like to have them distinguished from the others. If 
> changing the line isn't an option then is there any other way to 
> signify the links from just looking at them to make them look different.
>
You're the second person requesting this in the last week :-) I am 
intending to change the way link drawing is done soon to allow for 
straight VIAs, so I'll look at it after that.

In the meantime - how about WIDTH? Fat arrow=>fat pipe? That's what I do.

Howie

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