On 23/03/11 19:09, Adam Armstrong wrote:
On 22/03/2011 23:46, Paul Gear wrote:
... OK, i've decided that enough people will want this that we will be able to shout Adam down ;-) , and have created a solution using the jQuery JavaScript library (http://jquery.com/) that is crazy-easy and minimally invasive from a coding perspective. .... And then the patch here:
* http://gear.dyndns.org/~paulgear/patches/observium-r1957-port-jquery.patch <http://gear.dyndns.org/%7Epaulgear/patches/observium-r1957-port-jquery.patch>I don't mind including JQuery. In terms of UI, I'd quite like it if the setting was toggled *when* you clicked the tickbox, rather than when you clicked "submit". But that would be much more involved, I expect.
The box values are changed immediately on button press (it's a button, not a checkbox), but it doesn't commit to the database until you press submit. I would much rather it happened that way, personally, because usually there are additional edits to be done after a select all or a toggle.
The way i would normally use this feature is that i would add a new edge switch, click select all in the ignore column, then deselect the ports which i want to be notified about - usually just the uplink to distribution/core, downlinks to other switches, and servers/printer ports which don't flap much.
Paul