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#21
Hello Egon,

Thank you for this new tool.

Maybe could you set another kind of green and yellow for the curves. I think this is very simillar.
What do you think about adding horizontal lines for thresholds as you reported at https://forum.blitzortung.org/showthread...6#pid21996

Thanks.
Clément
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#22
So that the information does not always have to be searched in the forum, I have summarized the options for parameterization on the following page. I will also record all future extensions there.

https://map.blitzortung.org/mapexample.html

/Egon
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#23
arrrrgghh
Cannot get "Days=" parameter to change on statistic 2... actually kills image. other parameters seem ok.

Sure wish some way to change the "graph" background color on statistic 1.  Transparency works, line color change works, but still the same graph background grey...
Mike


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#24
sorry, problem solved :-)

see https://map.blitzortung.org/mapexample.html for an example.

/Egon
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(2020-04-11, 18:11)Egon Wrote: sorry, problem solved :-)

see https://map.blitzortung.org/mapexample.html for an example.

/Egon

Excellent! Smile  ....
Thanks! ... I couldn't determine what I was doing wrong! Big Grin

As mentioned, I can get athe Image background change on the Statistic 1  ... it's the plot body (grey) background I'd like to modify... the graph itself.  .

AS
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#26
The background in the graphics area is determined by the controller status. Gray means that the station is running. Black means that there is no data. These are the 11 background colors for error messages.

   

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(2020-04-11, 20:02)Egon Wrote: The background in the graphics area is determined by the controller status. Gray means that the station is running. Black means that there is no data. These are the 11 background colors for error messages.



/Egon

Oh for goodness sake! 
NOW I understand.... I simply didn't make the obvious connection....  sorry for the bother!!
Angry
Mike


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#28
(2020-04-11, 22:08)cutty Wrote:
(2020-04-11, 20:02)Egon Wrote: The background in the graphics area is determined by the controller status. Gray means that the station is running. Black means that there is no data. These are the 11 background colors for error messages.



/Egon

Oh for goodness sake! 
NOW I understand.... I simply didn't make the obvious connection....  sorry for the bother!!
Angry
Mike

AaAH... back again
signal.php... confusion on System Blue... no issue for System Red:
Same color (yellow) set for channels 2 and 3 (a3, b1) or 3 and 4 below:
line_colors 1R,1G,1B,2R,2G,2B,3R,3G,3B,4R,4G,4B,5R,5G,5B,6R,6G,6B (default: 255,0,0,0,255,0,255,255,0,255,255,0,0,255,255,255,128,0)

Also... can't change the line colors
haven't tried any other parameters on signal.php


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#29
If you set the background to transparent, there is a little issue with the header text (part that is white disappears)
add an extra modifier to set that to black or other colours ??


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(2020-04-13, 07:43)Eric.Wouters Wrote: If you set the background to transparent, there is a little issue with the header text (part that is white disappears)
add an extra modifier to set that to black or other colours ??
Eric, the 'transparemt will show the background color of the element (body, cell, div, in which the lies.  If the background is white, then the white of the text will 'disappear'. 

Egon fixed the channel trace color for Ac and Ba ((2,3) on signal.php.


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