Thanks, this looks like a real improvement. Just need to check the
patch a bit more.
Best regards
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Jan-Henrik Haukeland
http://tildeslash.com/
On 30. jan.. 2008, at 20.08, Alex Kelly wrote:
Hi All,
As this is my first post to the list I’d like to thank everyone
who’s had a hand in producing monit. I’m sure it’s saved my bacon on
many an occasion so I can’t express my gratitude enough.
I use monit on a whole bunch of my servers, and was recently in a
position where I wanted to check up on a service using the my
mobile. It wasn’t to pleasant trying to navigate the tables based
layout that monit currently uses. I had a bit of a look search the
posts on the users and dev mailing lists but couldn’t find anything
other than one or two requests for a more modern approach to the
markup. So…I’ve had a bit of a fiddle with the html output by the
server and think I’ve come up with something that’s at least worth
posting to get some feedback. I’m sure that it could be tweaked
more, but the attached patch produces a very similar rendering on
screen to the current monit HTML, but is based on a semantically
marked up content with some css. It also includes separate
stylesheets for screen and mobile use, as that was what prompted me
to look at it in the first place.
I’ve bodged in some new fnuctions which serve the css as ‘_css’,
‘_screencss’ and ‘_mobilecss’ for now. I think it’d be a nice
feature if it’d be possible to specify the stylesheets as parameters
in monitrc and then serve up those files. That way users could edit
the css to fit their needs without having to delve into the source.
Thought I’d get feed back on the general principle before going
there though.
I guess this could be something that has come up in the past and
been dismissed for some reason. Hopefully not though, in which case
this patch may be of use.
Regards,
Alex Kelly
http://www.oxidise.co.uk/
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