Admin --
I have followed your steps for obtaining the URL, my confusion lies in how I embed the URL into the URL dashlet.
Thanks
Bruce Sinclair
ECHO Labs
Dashboard with Trend Repots dashlet
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Re: Dashboard with Trend Repots dashlet
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Bruce Sinclair
ECHO Labs
Bruce Sinclair
ECHO Labs
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Re: Dashboard with Trend Repots dashlet
Currently it's set by the line that looks like this:
which is line #32 in testurl.inc.php if you download the "Simple URL Dashlet" sample. As mguthrie noted, he's working on making an easier way to deal with these.
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DASHLET_URL => "http://www.google.com",Re: Dashboard with Trend Repots dashlet
Here's a test version of a custom URL dashlet if you're interested.
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Re: Dashboard with Trend Repots dashlet
mguthrie --
Thanks alot for your effort. I have installed the dashlet and will be working with it and let you know how it works.
Thanks
Bruce Sinclair
ECHO Labs
Thanks alot for your effort. I have installed the dashlet and will be working with it and let you know how it works.
Thanks
Bruce Sinclair
ECHO Labs
Thanks
Bruce Sinclair
ECHO Labs
Bruce Sinclair
ECHO Labs
Re: Dashboard with Trend Repots dashlet
Something that might be handy for your situation:
If you're viewing a page that's calling the nagios core interface (like the trends report), you can add "&noheader" as a url argument, and it will trim down what you're viewing on that page. If I were adding trends to a dashlet, I would add that argument for a tighter viewing area.
If you're viewing a page that's calling the nagios core interface (like the trends report), you can add "&noheader" as a url argument, and it will trim down what you're viewing on that page. If I were adding trends to a dashlet, I would add that argument for a tighter viewing area.