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mtbrandao

Post subject: How can I change the order on graph?

Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 4:09 pm

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I'm new to routers2.cgi, and I liked some of the features.
I'm porting my many, old mrtg graphics to routers2.

I'm now porting the HD usage graph, but I'm with a problem. (Check attached picture)

As you can see, they are not really stacked, because the Free space (Green) is out of order, and mixed with the Occupied graph (Blue)

How can I change the order of the lines (or in this case, areas)

Or, if you have an more appealing HD Space usage graph…

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stevesh

Post subject: Re: How can I change the order on graph?

Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2011 3:26 pm

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Unfortunately, you cannot control the order of the stacking. The 'out' for a particular Target always follows the corresponding 'in'. The Targets will be ordered according to their order of definition.

I would suggest that you try the 'stackmirror' style, which will show the used above the axis and the free below?

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local seo

Post subject: Re: How can I change the order on graph?

Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2012 5:58 am

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Wow, just joined today and wished I was more experienced. Looking to learn.

Sheldon

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francescagallorini

Post subject: Re: How can I change the order on graph?

Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2012 8:06 pm

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Yes I agree with steve he is absolutely right the out for a particular target always follows the corresponding in. The Targets will be ordered according to their order of definition.

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