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CumulusMX Gauges
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CumulusMX Gauges
Mark, the version of the gauges released as part of the MX release is 2.5.5.
Is there an intention to upgrade this to the latest release or is this a job that should be carried out by the site owner?
Is there an intention to upgrade this to the latest release or is this a job that should be carried out by the site owner?
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
I'll take a look - I'd forgotten they were even included!
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
CumulusMX\interface\lib\steelseries\scripts
shows gauges.js scriptVer : '2.5.5',
shows gauges.js scriptVer : '2.5.5',
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
Probably way down your list Mark but is this likely to make one of your updates or should we do this ourselves?
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Do it your selves for now.
Are you talking about the gauges script in the webfiles\lib\steelseries folder, of the admin interface?
The admin interface would be much lower priority.
Are you talking about the gauges script in the webfiles\lib\steelseries folder, of the admin interface?
The admin interface would be much lower priority.
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
I was meaning the standard files for the personal website in the webfiles\lib\steelseries folder.
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
I think it was done a while back actually! It is currently at version 2.7.3
I've just put 2.7.4 in my build folder for the next release.
I've just put 2.7.4 in my build folder for the next release.
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
While I am at it: recently we published config.
I recently noticed that people start modifying the gauges directly because it impacts apparently the identity of the website. Never thought about it, but as my new website generator produces a website heavily based on the gauges, it might be reasonable to implement a gauge configurator. Not anywhere soon, but sometime.
But to that, I would need gaugeGlobals and commonParams to be public as well to access and modify them from the application.
Could you think about that too?
I recently noticed that people start modifying the gauges directly because it impacts apparently the identity of the website. Never thought about it, but as my new website generator produces a website heavily based on the gauges, it might be reasonable to implement a gauge configurator. Not anywhere soon, but sometime.
But to that, I would need gaugeGlobals and commonParams to be public as well to access and modify them from the application.
Could you think about that too?
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
It was? But my gauges.js in interface\lib\steelseries\scripts\ says
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And I definitely copied the whole interface directory over in 3071.
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scriptVer : '2.5.5',
And I definitely copied the whole interface directory over in 3071.
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Re: CumulusMX Gauges
Ah, I was talking about the web files. The admin interface hasn't been touched, don't really see much of an urgent need tbh?