I can no longer zoom Y-axe to get some more details of the temperature drift

[IvanVolosyuk]

I used to be able to go on the left side of the graph to have vertical zoom. No I cannot find this feature anymore.

[Mungbeanz]

Zooming in is quite broken for me too. I uninstalled the update and manually installed 0.3.6
All working as before

[GhostlyCrowd]

The latest update is pretty bad, this is also broken for me, it looks awful on a 4k monitor as it just expands until it pushed everything off the screen.

Roll back has it looking normal and working again.

[1r0b1n0]

I guess #30 hasn't been tested on UHD devices. If someone has an idea for fix that works for all devices I'd be pleased to try it out.
For the moment I'll prepare an update to revert to the previous behavior, with an optional checkbox in the configuration for the "responsive" behavior.

[GhostlyCrowd]

I guess #30 hasn't been tested on UHD devices. If someone has an idea for fix that works for all devices I'd be pleased to try it out.
For the moment I'll prepare an update to revert to the previous behavior, with an optional checkbox in the configuration for the "responsive" behavior.

Being able to toggle the auto-scaling of the graph, and having the zoom function working properly would possibly be the best for both worlds. Perhaps some auto-scaling with some sort of logic to keep aspect ratio of the graph in mind.

Otherwise, it ends up becoming stretched vertically, and that combined with the zooming and scaling being broken it ends up looking awful and not being very useful, because it runs away vertically and becomes smashed horizontally.

[IvanVolosyuk]

I forgot to mention that I have vertical orientation of my monitor, may be this is relevant here, resolution is 1440x2560.

TL;DR: Screenshots, please! I'll fix this up ASAP

I just happened to notice this (sorry, didn't get a notification).

The correct configuration of plotly should get the responsive layout working regardless of resolution or aspect ratio, so no toggle should be needed in the long term, and we should be able to have fully working zoom and fully visible graphs.....but obviously more testing is needed, to make sure it will behave with different displays. I did test it on 1080p and 1440p and resized the window down to it's minimum (as per screenshots in #30 ) to be sure it works on mobile displays (eg tablets) and vertical aspect ratios, but obviously something is not right in some cases.

It will help a lot if you can take a screenshot, as "it looks bad" or "awful" or "broken" or whatever doesn't really tell me what problems I would be trying to solve. Apparently my imagination was not wild enough so far, so I don't want to leave it up to that again ;)

[GhostlyCrowd]

TL;DR: Screenshots, please! I'll fix this up ASAP

I just happened to notice this (sorry, didn't get a notification).

The correct configuration of plotly should get the responsive layout working regardless of resolution or aspect ratio, so no toggle should be needed in the long term, and we should be able to have fully working zoom and fully visible graphs.....but obviously more testing is needed, to make sure it will behave with different displays. I did test it on 1080p and 1440p and resized the window down to it's minimum (as per screenshots in #30 ) to be sure it works on mobile displays (eg tablets) and vertical aspect ratios, but obviously something is not right in some cases.

It will help a lot if you can take a screenshot, as "it looks bad" or "awful" or "broken" or whatever doesn't really tell me what problems I would be trying to solve. Apparently my imagination was not wild enough so far, so I don't want to leave it up to that again ;)

This is an example of the silliness i get on a 4k screen :) First 2 pics are latest release and example of how wild it gets and makes you scroll, last pic is previous release where it worked perfect. Also as stated before its zoomed right in and cannot be zoomed out if you look at the time stamps on the broken one vs the working one.

[GhostlyCrowd]

And here is an example from my mobile. Previous release works I can scroll around and do things of needed. Recent release I just get a graph on-top of everything and can't scroll around or use the interface at all. First screen shot was previous release which is usable but ill admit no one uses the browser usually an app, second screen is current release and i cant use it at all.

[IvanVolosyuk]

How can I get a screenshot if I just don't have the controls to zoom vertically anymore? On the older version if I click close to the left or right side of the graph I can zoom only in the vertical direction. It just doesn't happen on the newer version, so I rolled back.

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[thisiskeithb]

TL;DR: Screenshots, please! I'll fix this up ASAP

The temperature graph is distorted with Themeify:

TL;DR seems like it's themeify putting the controls/webcam tab and graph tab on one page. How should we make this work, both for people with themeify, and for those without it (ie default installation)?

Thanks for the screenshots, that helps a lot! We can clearly see here why only some of us are having trouble while others are OK - it's not the aspect ratio/resolution - it's a conflict with themeify and having the layout where controls are beneath the graph; Because the graph expands to fill the space between the side panels, and the space has to be shared with the controls/webcam, that's why you need to scroll.

This raises the question, how would you like this to work? The replies above imply that you would rather the controls/webcam rules this display, and the graph should only be allowed to grow so large as to take up any remaining space. That's fine for the layout you have, but hat doesn't allow for other layouts, most notably the default one where the controls are on a separate tab. So... considering all users' layouts, not only those who use themeify to get this combined layout, how would you suggest this is done?

BTW, you may notice I'm not using themeify, and that is because of problems like this will other enhanced temperature graphs. There is a chance that this might need to be addressed by themeify. But anyway I will do what I can here, first.

Recent release I just get a graph on-top of everything and can't scroll around or use the interface at all

It seems like what you're saying is that in order to pan and zoom on your mobile device, you were using un-used white-space, of which there is now none (because the graph has expanded to take up the wasted space), so when you attempt to pan and zoom the page, you only succeed in panning and zooming the graph.... Am I understanding that correctly?

How can I get a screenshot if I just don't have the controls to zoom vertically anymore?

Maybe you can grab a screenshot of what you expect to be there which is there in the old version? Your more detailed description might help, I'll try zooming the way you described and see if that helps to illustrate the problem.

I'm fairly sure controlling the graph zoom is still functional, as that was one of the driving forces for this change (being able to un-zoom which we couldn't easily do before) I will double-check, and I will also add the same enhanced zooming features present on the X axis, to the Y axis, since obviously zooming that axis is also quite useful.... but even in the mobile screenshot above I can see that the zooming functionality is present. Perhaps it's just the change in process giving the impression that it's not working (in simple terms: you were zooming using one method, and now it's using a different method)

For reference in case you missed it from the PR, this is how it looks without themeify adding elements to the graph tab:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/58130821/102578798-1c6c1800-414f-11eb-813a-7eb5f03d0f5e.png

Probably can close #32 as we are addressing these issues together.

[IvanVolosyuk]

Looks like my issue was hijacked with other problems. I don't have themeify, I don't have 4K screen, though I have rotated monitor if that matters. My issue was about not being able to zoom Y-axis only. I was able to zoom exactly from 189C to 191C to see the temperature drift deviation around 190C degree with high level of detail in the Y-axis only. I want to keep the X-axis zoom level unchanged, so I can see the highly detailed graph of temperature over a long period of time. I haven't found the new method of zooming to accomplish this goal. Can you explain how I can do that? Zoom button is present as before and as before it doesn't allow to do what I need. My method was to start dragging on the left side of the graph near 191C mark and release mouse near 189C mark. It no longer works, and I don't see how the new method of zooming can possibly do that.

[IvanVolosyuk]

I think there might be a bit of misunderstanding. I'm talking about a feature which existed in version 0.3.6. As it no longer exist (works?) in the 0.3.7 I will use 0.3.6 version to explain what I'm actually missing. I could drag over left side of graph to pick zoom level for Y-axis only and keep X scale unchanged.

This was pretty much the most useful feature of the plugin. I can monitor over a long period of time how stable my noozle temperature during entire print. If I see temperature drift a lot (more than 1 degree) I can start PID autotune or check if termistor is slipped out of the right place it supposed to be (my most common failure mode). Zoom in button is useless in this respect as I want to overlook the entire duration of the print. Zoom out state lacks the detail - 1 degree drift is not very visible there.

Thanks for the screenshots, I know what you mean now.

Don't worry, your issue has not been hijacked. I am the author of the patch that, for some people, improved the graphs. That same patch has unintentionally caused both your issue, and the others above. Since I have some time to spare and the patch was mine, I thought I would help out, and I will address them all together, just as the problems arrived all together.

I understand what you mean about zooming the Y axis and I thought that it was working but maybe not. I say "maybe" only because I have a broken cooling fan which obviously is critical to my testing this properly so before I can really test it I need to repair my printer. I've got parts here but I haven't had quite the time to do that one just yet, but don't worry, I am making time, I just wanted you to understand what's happening :) Anyway I'm pretty sure it was working because I was using it for a similar purpose, but I have a feeling that the way of doing it has changed which is why it's been uncomfortable for you.

Not only will i fix this so it works as before, I will also add some new features which will make zooming that axis work better and be easier to control (range slider). I did this already with the time axis but not the temperature axis, so I'll do it for both when I fix the other problems, so it will work as it did before, and also have some cool new stuff.