I'm still new to this and only have about a week worth of data logged :-)
But i'm looking into which graphs that i wants to generate in different timeframes.
The possibility to include date/time in the graph upload filename by means of strftime formatting makes it easy to generate graphs on a monthly basis.
But it would be nice to be able to include some date/time as part of the graph title. Could be done in the same way as the filename.
Or maybe the possibility to just add the timeframe as selected
An example
http://majland.org/weather/09.01.temp.month
This graph shows the temperature for the acual month and its uploaded every hour. So it will be updated until 31.01 23:00 and the from 2009.02.01 i'll get a new graphfile uploaded
The period can ofcourse be seen on the x-axis but it would be nice to have it in the title as well
The Possibility to include date/time in graphs titles.
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Re: The Possibility to include date/time in graphs titles.
I also would like this function. Or maybe it is included by now?
Would also like it to be possibly to f.ex include max and min temp in the title.

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Re: The Possibility to include date/time in graphs titles.
Hi,
the graphs are created using gnuplot and you can manipulate the graphs using the format line in the graphs definition, eg.
set timestamp "%d.%m.%y - %H:%M"
adds a date/timestamp to the graph.
You can find more examples here: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=6230
Cheers,
Axel
the graphs are created using gnuplot and you can manipulate the graphs using the format line in the graphs definition, eg.
set timestamp "%d.%m.%y - %H:%M"
adds a date/timestamp to the graph.
You can find more examples here: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=6230
Cheers,
Axel