I've installed and configured NagiosGraph with success and it's great! Although, I was requested to modify the layout of the graph's pages (showgroup.cgi, show.cgi, etc). I could do some stuff with CSS, but there are some minnor issues that I'll need to edit the HTML.
I barely know Perl and cgi, so I really have no idea how the HTML files are generated. To be specific in one example: in showgroup.cgi, you have the graph and the anchor to the details of a service. The problem is: the anchor is below the graph and I need it to be above it. That's one of several issues. I'd like to put more containers in the page, etc.
So, can anyone give me a little help? I guess, if someone help me with the first issue, I can figure out the rest.
Thanks in advice!
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In ngshared.pm, the printgraphlinks function generates a div containing the image and details beginning at line 2564. Swap the order of the two nested divs.
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Hello everyone,
I've installed and configured NagiosGraph with success and it's great! Although, I was requested to modify the layout of the graph's pages (showgroup.cgi, show.cgi, etc). I could do some stuff with CSS, but there are some minnor issues that I'll need to edit the HTML.
I barely know Perl and cgi, so I really have no idea how the HTML files are generated. To be specific in one example: in showgroup.cgi, you have the graph and the anchor to the details of a service. The problem is: the anchor is below the graph and I need it to be above it. That's one of several issues. I'd like to put more containers in the page, etc.
So, can anyone give me a little help? I guess, if someone help me with the first issue, I can figure out the rest.
Thanks in advice!
In ngshared.pm, the printgraphlinks function generates a div containing the image and details beginning at line 2564. Swap the order of the two nested divs.