[Phpmyadmin-devel] Status on the jqplot conversion
Hi, things are going well, but I just noticed that one part has not been done yet. In js/server_status_monitor.js, a call is made to PMA_createProfilingChart(), which calls PMA_createChart(), which uses Highcharts. There is a similar function, PMA_createProfilingChartJqplot(), which does it the jqplot way and is used in js/sql.js. Any volunteer to work on this? -- Marc Delisle http://infomarc.info
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Hi,
things are going well, but I just noticed that one part has not been done yet.
In js/server_status_monitor.js, a call is made to PMA_createProfilingChart(), which calls PMA_createChart(), which uses Highcharts.
There is a similar function, PMA_createProfilingChartJqplot(), which does it the jqplot way and is used in js/sql.js.
Any volunteer to work on this?
By the way, the following feature is not currently active in the code converted to jqlot (QA_3_5 and master branches): "To display queries from the logs, select the relevant time span on any chart by holding down the left mouse button and panning over the chart. Once confirmed, this will load a table of grouped queries, there you may click on any occuring SELECT statements to further analyze them." This is from Status>Monitor>Instructions/Setup. -- Marc Delisle http://infomarc.info
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Marc Delisle a écrit :
Hi,
things are going well, but I just noticed that one part has not been done yet.
In js/server_status_monitor.js, a call is made to PMA_createProfilingChart(), which calls PMA_createChart(), which uses Highcharts.
There is a similar function, PMA_createProfilingChartJqplot(), which does it the jqplot way and is used in js/sql.js.
Any volunteer to work on this?
I was the volunteer :) https://github.com/lem9/phpmyadmin/commit/fc65c1fc74d5c983a90ce3ab61ceafbf8e...
By the way, the following feature is not currently active in the code converted to jqlot (QA_3_5 and master branches):
"To display queries from the logs, select the relevant time span on any chart by holding down the left mouse button and panning over the chart. Once confirmed, this will load a table of grouped queries, there you may click on any occuring SELECT statements to further analyze them."
This is from Status>Monitor>Instructions/Setup.
Atul and I are working on this conversion and are merging each other's commits in our QA_3_5-jqplot branches [0][1]. Almost finished. [0] https://github.com/zixtor/phpmyadmin/commits/QA_3_5-jqplot [1] https://github.com/lem9/phpmyadmin/commits/QA_3_5-jqplot -- Marc Delisle http://infomarc.info
2012/9/11 Marc Delisle <marc@infomarc.info>:
Hi,
things are going well, but I just noticed that one part has not been done yet.
In js/server_status_monitor.js, a call is made to PMA_createProfilingChart(), which calls PMA_createChart(), which uses Highcharts.
There is a similar function, PMA_createProfilingChartJqplot(), which does it the jqplot way and is used in js/sql.js.
Any volunteer to work on this?
I'm not fluent in JS, so I'm affraid I won't be able to help out on this one. Good job on converting all the other stuff. -- Kind regards, Dieter Adriaenssens
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