Graph Tree navigation_right content issue

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DaSoul
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Graph Tree navigation_right content issue

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I installed cacti 1.1.18 on Ubuntu 17. I installed using apt-get. All went well but when I went to view the graphs on the graph tree I noticed tons of white space to the right where the graph content is suppose to be located. I am using Google version 61.0.3163.100 on Windows 10.

Using google developer tools I found that the width of the navigation_right div was too large causing the div to be moved below the div that holds the left menu.

I changed line 25 from
width = $(document).width() - $('.cactiTreeNavigationArea').width() - 22;
to
width = $(document).width() - $('.cactiTreeNavigationArea').width() - 42;

This resolved the issue. I dont know if this is a known issue. But thought I would let you know about it anyways.

Thanks,

Scott
DaSoul
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Re: Graph Tree navigation_right content issue

Post by DaSoul »

Follow up. I had to update it to 57. When you hover over the buttons the graph content div would jump down to below the left nav div. It doesnt look pretty but at least it is now no longer doing that. Not sure what is really causing it to do that as I am not an html expert but just some more information for you to look into.
wilson3920
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Re: Graph Tree navigation_right content issue

Post by wilson3920 »

I am facing the same issue. if i hover on the graph tree it jumps up to some random place. adding to this, some times when i try to use create after right click on the tree it does not allow me to type or enter any name. it just created a new node and places it some where in a random space. Hope some one can help us on this.
wilson3920
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Re: Graph Tree navigation_right content issue

Post by wilson3920 »

Any one can help us on this.
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