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StewartJ

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Quote from: bzzard on January 25, 2012, 04:05:57 PM

Quote from: StewartJ on January 25, 2012, 04:00:26 PM

Just getting a white blank page after "initializing". Tried to refresh and cleared cache, to no avail.

Using Firefox 5 on Windows 7.

try http://109.109.243.218/ (new server, domain will be moved soon)

That worked! Thanks bzzard.

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Quote from: Inaba on January 25, 2012, 04:07:54 PM

Can we get a way to remove that giant price at the top of the chart and a way to have it auto-refresh? It doesn't seem to be refreshing for me.

But the big price thing needs be configurable.

You can control size of big price with:

When it comes to refresh - I have no idea how to improve socket.io beside what I've done so far.

If you want to manually refresh then go to http://109.109.243.218/
Let's say couple times on minute will be good on me Wink

I'm working now on auto-refresh by normal http, every 30sec socket silence.
Possible this will be done today but that depends when I get sleepy Wink

Inaba

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Can we get a way to remove that giant price at the top of the chart and a way to have it auto-refresh? It doesn't seem to be refreshing for me.

But the big price thing needs be configurable.

bzzard

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Quote from: StewartJ on January 25, 2012, 04:00:26 PM

Just getting a white blank page after "initializing". Tried to refresh and cleared cache, to no avail.

Using Firefox 5 on Windows 7.

try http://109.109.243.218/ (new server, domain will be moved soon)

StewartJ

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Just getting a white blank page after "initializing". Tried to refresh and cleared cache, to no avail.

Using Firefox 5 on Windows 7.

bzzard

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Quote from: BTCurious on January 25, 2012, 03:50:52 PM

How do I zoom out and stuff?…

Use price and time range sliders:

Looks like orderbook on current version is stable.
Bad news is that reconnecting don't work so well and I'm out of ideas on this topic
(I've enabled auto-restart, but I can't find data on how to restart manually on sicket.io)

BTCurious

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^SEM img of Si wafer edge, scanned 2012-3-12.

How do I zoom out and stuff?…

dooglus

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I use chromium and also had to empty the disk cache before I could see the new version.

yogi

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Hamster ate my bitcoin

Nice one, it worked.

Thanks Bzzard.

bzzard

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Quote from: yogi on January 25, 2012, 05:22:13 AM

I am getting a message saying 'this site requires flash'. My browser is Chrome and has latest flash installed. It was working until a few days ago, any ideas?

Maybe clear cache?

yogi

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Hamster ate my bitcoin

I am getting a message saying 'this site requires flash'. My browser is Chrome and has latest flash installed. It was working until a few days ago, any ideas?

BTCurious

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^SEM img of Si wafer edge, scanned 2012-3-12.

Ah, my chrome seems to still give me the old version, also, the dark;volumeon version even when I remove that from the URL.
Firefox seems to be all flippy.
Opera seems to be somewhat more stable, but I haven't figured out how to do the zooming/scrolling yet.

Oh well, guess I'll wait for the official release Tongue

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Quote from: BTCurious on January 24, 2012, 05:07:49 AM

What new features are there?

- price range change (orderbook zoom)
- time range change (trades zoom)
- tooltip - number of trades, "buy"/"sell"
- time move back
- time since last change on order(s)
- faster initialization (data is from new server)
- cpu consumtion is lower (more "somooth" fell)
- refreshing will not hurt my pocket ($) so much from now on Wink

The most important thing is that this is "rewritten from scratch" version - much more scalability.

BTCurious

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^SEM img of Si wafer edge, scanned 2012-3-12.

What new features are there?
Cheers for reconnecting Cheesy

bzzard

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ok, somehow I fixed the situation from work
This is unfinished version (orderbook will get freaky after couple minutes of work).
But you can play with new features

There's also reconnecting.

BTCurious

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Ah, so that's why it's not working Sad

bzzard

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meh, I've accidentally uploaded files from beta version to current version. I didn't notice it, and now I'm at work so... you guys will have to wait those 8 hours when I back home and fix this

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Quote from: BTCurious on January 19, 2012, 10:27:18 AM

It occasionally happens that the chart page loses its connection: It will state "connected last: 4000 sec" or some similar large number. Upon refresh it's fine again.

Can you make it autorefresh after 100 seconds or so? I keep looking at old data until I realize it's lost connection.

In my opinion this basic usability thing is much more important than adding new features (although the scrolling up thing sounds cool).

It seems that some these bitcoin data apps have a problem of freezing after a while and needing to refresh.

And if you use any auto refresh tool you get suspended from their service. Would be nice to have the auto-refresh come from the program end of things.

BTCurious

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It occasionally happens that the chart page loses its connection: It will state "connected last: 4000 sec" or some similar large number. Upon refresh it's fine again.

Can you make it autorefresh after 100 seconds or so? I keep looking at old data until I realize it's lost connection.

In my opinion this basic usability thing is much more important than adding new features (although the scrolling up thing sounds cool).

bzzard

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Quote from: cloon on January 19, 2012, 03:40:51 AM

Just had an idea for making btccharts the best of all:

if you scroll up with your mouse, you go back in time, up the green line. the bids and asks of the time your looking at should be monitored.

like this, the user will be able to see the changes in asks and bids of history while scrolling.
the actual bid and ask (of now) could be monitored everytime with other colors.
like this it could be also possible to scroll backwards in time as much as you want.
realizable?

Realizable. In fact, I'm planning such thing

Lately there's no updates on btccharts but I'm working more on the server side. Client code is rewritten from scratch.
Maybe on Monday I will show something.

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