Cool. Easy enough to work around.
Thanks, Matt
On 23/04/2013, at 2:28 PM, Adam Armstrong wrote:
Yes. This is down to some funkiness with timezones between client and server.
It has been known for a while. The last attempted fix was reverted because it broke things even more!
Adam.
Matt Hucker matt@nrsolutions.com.au wrote:
Hi,
I'm not sure what to make of this. When I try to enter custom time ranges in any of the traffic graphs, I get different results depending on which browser I'm using.
Results are as follows. I'm in Brisbane (GMT +10).
Mac OS X 10.6
Firefox: Observium always converts the time I enter (in local time) to GMT. Therefore my graphs are out by 10 hours. Safari: Won't accept any time info I enter. Always give me the last 24 hours. Chrom: Everything seems to work ok.
Windows 7
Internet Explorer: Always gives me the last 24 hours. Same as Safari on OS X Chrome: Everything seems ok.
Clicking any of the preset time periods, e.g 6 / 24 / 48 hours, always works ok regardless of which browser/os I'm using.
Is this expected behaviour?
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