js/CGP: Disable page refesh when scrolling or zooming a graph #173
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When scrolling or zooming a graph we want to disable the page
refresh because we are trying to look at the detail. Unfortunately
Javascript cannot override the refresh meta tag;
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="{$CONFIG['page_refresh']}">
Except with a window.stop() which is brutal but since the
complete RRD data has already been read this is not an issue.
See issue #139 suggesting submitting a PR to refresh RRD data
whilst a graph is scrolled or zoomed.
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When scrolling or zooming a graph we want to disable the page refresh because we are trying to look at the detail. Unfortunately
Javascript cannot override the refresh meta tag;
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="{$CONFIG['page_refresh']}">Except with a window.stop() which is brutal but since the complete RRD data has already been read this is not an issue.
See issue #139 suggesting submitting a PR to refresh RRD data whilst a graph is scrolled or zoomed.