It still doesn't work. There's one difference with https://code.google.com/p/google-visualization-api-issues/issues/detail?id=936: it's before the head element instead of inside it. I don't know if that's important.

It still doesn't work. There's one difference with https://code.google.com/p/google-visualization-api-issues/issues/detail?id=936: it's before the head element instead of inside it. I don't know if that's important.

Arg, fixed.

Oh, and could you:
Would you mind looking at:
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery
If the "Line Chart" there is not visible, then I will just give up on IE8...

It makes no difference.
The line chart is displayed correctly.

Hmm, I actually found a syntax error which was affecting only the In progress part, hopefully IE likes the page a bit more now.

Now the page is complete!

Only the table is shown now, both in IE 8 and Firefox 28.0.

Yes, a new application "hadam3pm2 (Global only model with MOSES II land scheme) (Linux and Mac only) (currently no graphics)" seems to have appeared. I knew this would create trouble since not all of the code handles this well. I will fix it at some point, but am currently swamped in other work, so don't hold your breath.

I might post the code on github or similar if anyone is interested in tinkering with it (python code).

Or maybe not. Temporarily back online!

Tullis -

Great job on the chart.

One minor tweak - since the graphs show local time when you drag a mouse over them, why not make the title at the top local time instead of Norway time?

Or just make everything UTC?

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I've mentioned it in the forum News thread at the top of Number Crunching here.

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Cpdn news

Tullis -

Great job on the chart.

One minor tweak - since the graphs show local time when you drag a mouse over them, why not make the title at the top local time instead of Norway time?

Or just make everything UTC?

Hi! Fixed the timezone irregularities. I tried javascripts toLocaleString, which played nicely with firefox, but displayed US time in chrome. So the title now uses toUTCString() which will hopefully play nicely across browsers and borders. The charts are still local.
http://ob.cakebox.net/cpdn_status/server_status.html

In other news: I was contacted by a CPDN system administrator about giving the above service a more official status, I sent a positive reply but have not heard back. Will let you know how it goes.

Title great! Chart has dissappeared though:-((

Seems to have returned at least with my firefox under linux. Takes a second to appear after the rest of the page has loaded but that may be my connection.

chavk: Could you confirm that the chart has disappeared? What browser/OS?

I am seeing the slow loading of the charts myself. Probably caused by the, by now rather large, number of datapoints. It is due for a rewrite anyway, so I will probably try to reduce the number of old datapoints showing (by reducing number of points in the linear regions of the charts). Or just chop away old data.

Thanks for the feedback.

No problems in Firefox and IE 11. IE 8 shows the title only.

Hi

IE9 and W7. OK in Firefox.

Hi! Is IE a bit more happy now?
http://ob.cakebox.net/cpdn_status/server_status.html

Looks to be sorted now. Thanks.

IE 8 only displays the table. This is the error message:

Foutdetails webpagina

Gebruikersagent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1; Trident/4.0)
Tijdstempel: Sun, 18 May 2014 07:20:05 UTC


Bericht: Script error
Regel: 0
Teken: 0
Code: 0
URI: http://www.google.com/uds/api/visualization/1.1/d9ce8b8e2d646004c8ba3db517b9694f/format+nl,default+nl,ui+nl,controls+nl,corechart+nl.I.js

I have removed a trailing comma, try IE again.