Upgraded to core156 this morning, rebooted to make sure all is well. Here’s how the graph look like …
Hour day Week Month Year used to be one line. How can I fix it?
Is there a way to d/l a pristine version of functions.pl from the source tree (for core 156)?
Directory: /srv/web/ipfire/html/themes/ipfire/include/
Can someone verify that functions.pl is exactly 7759 bytes?
It’s 7759 bytes on my running 156 system. I also rebooted after the update.
I don’t have the time periods in a vertical column like yours.
Not sure what could be causing that effect. Is there anything in the rrd logs that might give a clue.
This is the link to the git repository for the functions.pl file in Core Update 156
It also is 7759 bytes
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IHi,
I had a similar problem after upgrading - closing and restarting Firefox 88.0.1 fixed this. The time periods afterwards looked like in Adolfs screenshot…
HTH,
Matthias
P.S.: There are also patches for ‘getrrdtimage.cgi’ and for changing the background color of the choosen link available.
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Which theme did you use before the update?
Maybe the transition to the ipfire theme is a bit faulty.
Hi Bernhard,
No - I didn’t change the theme. It was IPFire before and afterwards.
After closing and restarting Firefox, the buttons have not been displayed since.
Somehow funny.
Hi Matthias,
thank you for the info. I knew there was some trouble with the scripts.
If it is only the browser cache the correction ( restart the browser ) should be easy.
I restarted Firefox – same issue, buttons one under the other.
Got a pristine functions.pl, mv it to the proper location (after bak the old one), refresh, still same issue.
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Thank you Jon. I cleared the cache and now the graph looks right.
Thank you all for your help this morning.
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I think that’s the ‘trick’, clearing the cache.
If Matthias’ firefox is configured to do this, a restart does the task.
For the records:
The firefox cache is completely disabled here - the buttons still disappeared only after a browser restart.
I might be crazy but in my graphs the Day tag has a tiny dot at the end. Belka’s graph does not.
You are right.
In German there isn’t that dot. A little issue in the language files. 
Never mind. It’s just a graphical issue. The letter ‘y’ is underlined.
Or the font of the browser?
The part of the ‘y’ going under the underlining is just a bit more slim than the german ‘g’. That’s all.
The ‘dot’ is no ‘dot’, but the rest on the underlining…
As Bernhard wrote: graphical issue => “won’t fix”.
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My setup is in English and the line goes completely under the y in Day so that is why I think it could be the browser font.
Yep. Me too. Funny.
We should change all fonts to UPPER CASE… 
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