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SNMP Real-Time Graph Date Variable

phatboyfromla

Is there any variable available in the real-time graph app that I can use in the title or footer to insert the date? %date% or something like this? The time insertion is available but no date. TIA

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greg

phatboyfromla - Unfortunately, there is no way to get the date in the titles or footer on the graph. I will get it into a feature request though.

Thanks,

Greg

greg

phatboyfromla - I did think of one way to workaround it... If you export (manually or automatically), the date and time the export was created will be in the footer of the export.

HTH,

Greg

phatboyfromla

How do you "automatically" export? Thanks.

greg

To Auto-Export (Auto-Publish): Click the "Custom" button, then select the "Auto-Publish" tab. Check the box to automatically publish to web, then enter location and frequency.

HTH,

Greg

phatboyfromla

OK. I've been doing that but there is only the time listed on my graph and I don't see any footer. Right now the "footer" field in the settings has ||

greg

Phatboyfromla - If you look at the htm file that is created, you should see:

SNMP Real-Time Graph version 9.2.47 at 4/14/2008 10:39:22 AM

At the bottom.

--Greg