Nagios Looking Glass

[Andy Shellam (Mailing Lists)]

Thibault,

Thanks so much for all this testing - I've logged the environments on my 
"confirmed" list and I think you're right, it does seem to be fairly 
universably accessible (now the Linux problem's sorted ;-) )
As you say, the hurdle with Lynx is it doesn't support Javascript - I'll 
look into adding a Javascript condition that renders the page 
differently on non-Javascript browsers - possibly even a mobile version 
as well (although this won't be my main focus as I know there's another 
small-screen front-end about on NagiosExchange.)

Admittedly, if you go to 
http://looking-glass.andyshellam.eu/?action=getServers within Lynx, it 
doesn't look too bad (could be tidied up a bit but hey :-) )
I've attached the print-out from Lynx so you can see.  But yes, the JS 
is/will become a big issue.

re: the large title bars - the reason they're as big as they are is the 
server header was originally written as:

Server Name                        OK
3 services monitored            2 OK, 0 warning, 1 critical

But I've shortened this to (1 - when all services are OK, 2 - when one 
or more services have a warning/problem):

1. Server Name (3)         OK

2. Server Name (2/1)   OK

So yep, these will be adjusted for the RC.

Muchos thankos again for your comments and help :)

Andy.

Thibault Genessay wrote:
> Hi Andy
>
>
>   
>> I've noticed a few visitors have used Konqueror - are any of these 
>> people on this list?  How did it look?  
>>     
>
> I've been testing your interface with 6 configurations:
> - WinXP IE 6
> - WinXP IE 7
> - WinXP Firefox 2.0
> - WinXP Firefox 1.5.7
> - Debian Konqueror 3.3.2
> - Debian Firefox 1.0.4
> And all of them work great -- I mean, they all look the same. I did not 
> notice any 2px offsets, and even though they exist, you are the only one 
> to know !
>
> This is a very good job and can be tagged as RC, imo :)
>
> May I make a few suggestions for the future development if your evenings 
> are too long this winter:
> - you could try making the title bars smaller; the effect is nice but 
> they are a bit big
> - maybe you could support non-javascript browsers like lynx and w3m. 
> This could be achieved by having a big page with a summary (which would 
> look like the page with all servers unfolded) and a complete view below, 
> with anchors that are targeted by the summary.
>
> Anyway, congrats !
>
> Regards
>
>   

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