More short tag fixes.
Tidy up PHP short tags.
Updates from skel (Daniel Piddock): - Fix undefined variable warnings - Comment out auto-scroll code since it doesn't really work - Fix some minor formatting problems Also various other updates to the main page and comments.
Updates from skel (Daniel Piddock): - Fix overflow in disk inodes on PHP page. - Added code to get passed in variables from the $_GET variable. Makes things work under a pretty default Debian apache2/php4 set up. - Graphs displays "Network IO" in the drop down list, not "Network usage" for consistency with everything else. - Display Swap, memory and disk usage in MB rather than bytes in latest view. - Display uptime in a pretty days/hours/minutes/seconds rather than just seconds, in latest view - Include file system type under Disks in latest view Thanks Daniel!
Catch a lot of old URL's and update them. Also remove a couple of old files that aren't used.
Apparently this is a more correct way to refresh a page.
Added an inline stylesheet to highlight hrefs and input buttons. There is a little bit more blue creeping in here and there as well...
Now used the animated i-scream icon.
Removed the noindex,nofollow robots meta tag so that we may have the reports pages included in search engine results as well. Might increase our chances of being found ;)
Added the i-scream button to the top of each report page. This links to the main i-scream website and replaces the banner at the bottom of each page.
The scroll speed can now be set. $scroll may be set in the querystring to a value of 1 to 9 inclusive, which is the number of pixels scrolled every 1/20th of a second.
Minor change
Altered the javascript in the title.inc.php header include. A page now automatically refreshes when it has finished scrolling to the end of the page. If the page is 100% visible without scrolling, then there is a ten second delay before the page is refreshed.
Changed true to "on" so that forms may submit these values from a checkbox
Modified the title include
Font size may be specified in the title include (as &fontsize=n). This may be used by any pages that use the title include.
Supported browsers may now add &scroll=true to the querystring to have a page that automatically scrolls and refreshes when it reaches the bottom of the page. This would be ideal for helpdesk-style displays where the font size must be very large and hence the data does not all fit onto one screen. (At last, something useful that javascript does!)
Meta http equiv refresh tag may be added if $refresh is defined as an integer between 0 and 999. This means that people can append "refresh=n" to the end of a URL to get the page to automatically refresh every n seconds. This is suitable for "helpdesk style" displays of system information on a dumb machine.
Added the number of seconds to the timestamp.
Lightened the timestamp and used 12-hour time format.
Top aligned the timestamp; right aligned the logo
Added the current date and time is a human-readable format to the include file. Every page that uses this include will now have the current time stamped at the top of it.
A different version of the title include. This one has a .php file extension so that it may include PHP script, such as displaying the time at which the page was generated - this seems like an extremely important and useful thing to have on a page that claims to provide realtime information!
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