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Suppose we use The Google::Graph plugin (date_resolution="month") and my first query is
# now use range date:
<MY_EPRINTS_BASE_URL>/cgi/stats/report/?range=6m&view_range=View
# render date: Set 7, 2015 - Mar 7, 2016
the render graph on September is from 07 Set to 30 Set, as i expected and this is good,
then the second query is
# now use "from date" and "to date"
<MY_EPRINTS_BASE_URL>/cgi/stats/report/?from=2015-09-07&to=2016-03-07
# render date as before: Set 7, 2015 - Mar 7, 2016
but the render graph on September is from 01 Set to 30 Set, all month
This behavior, unwanted, is given by the "sub Google::Graph.pm::get_data" from line 50 to 65
I think that these lines could be eliminated.
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Google::Graph first bar (es. month) does not respect the start of then chosen date
Google::Graph first bar (es. month) does not respect the start of the chosen date
Mar 9, 2016
Suppose we use The Google::Graph plugin (date_resolution="month") and my first query is
the render graph on September is from 07 Set to 30 Set, as i expected and this is good,
then the second query is
but the render graph on September is from 01 Set to 30 Set, all month
This behavior, unwanted, is given by the "sub Google::Graph.pm::get_data" from line 50 to 65
I think that these lines could be eliminated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: