I have found some nice scripts I would like to use:
But it does not feel right to decide that for each user.
So what do you think about a "add-ons" folder where I can put javascripts (with a description) in and a user can decide for itself to enable or disable such an add-on.
So I can disable the second column and my colleague is able to let it enabled.
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I don't think we would implement such a feature soon, but here is a trick that can work:
Each user can select the refresh interval of the web interface (default is 30 seconds). Now you could add a custom script that enables/disables your desired scripts when the interval is set to 29 or 31 seconds. This will make not much of a difference in the usage, but enables you to define custom scripts.
Please find the file
customerscripts.js
in the
/website/javascript
folder, open it in a text editor, paste the following code into it, and save the file:
$(document).ready(function()
{
if (autoRefreshInterval==31) // do not show graphs on groups/probes/devices
{
$('#tab-1[loadurl*="groupoverview"] td.col2').remove();
};
if (autoRefreshInterval==32) // do not show graphs on groups/probes/devices AND hide help
{
$('#tab-1[loadurl*="groupoverview"] td.col2').remove();
$("#openclosehandle").hide();
$("#helpcontainer").hide();
};
if (autoRefreshInterval==33) // hide help
{
$("#openclosehandle").hide();
$("#helpcontainer").hide();
};
});
Now let your users select their refresh interval to be 30, 31, 32 or 33 seconds.
Jan, 2012 - Permalink
I don't think we would implement such a feature soon, but here is a trick that can work:
Each user can select the refresh interval of the web interface (default is 30 seconds). Now you could add a custom script that enables/disables your desired scripts when the interval is set to 29 or 31 seconds. This will make not much of a difference in the usage, but enables you to define custom scripts.
Please find the file
customerscripts.jsin the
/website/javascriptfolder, open it in a text editor, paste the following code into it, and save the file:
$(document).ready(function() { if (autoRefreshInterval==31) // do not show graphs on groups/probes/devices { $('#tab-1[loadurl*="groupoverview"] td.col2').remove(); }; if (autoRefreshInterval==32) // do not show graphs on groups/probes/devices AND hide help { $('#tab-1[loadurl*="groupoverview"] td.col2').remove(); $("#openclosehandle").hide(); $("#helpcontainer").hide(); }; if (autoRefreshInterval==33) // hide help { $("#openclosehandle").hide(); $("#helpcontainer").hide(); }; });Now let your users select their refresh interval to be 30, 31, 32 or 33 seconds.
Jan, 2012 - Permalink