Theme: smpl (Discussion)

[nzb_leecher]

I have a small wish for the next version. I am trying to find out how much room of my cache is in use while dloading, so i use this line "172 articles buffered in 42931200 bytes".
Or thats what i am trying but its a big number. Could you divide that number through 1024 and add Kbytes to make it more readable? I think its even better to translate the value in Mbytes, don't know the correct formula (its late) i guess " / (1024*1024)"

Yep the files are 50mb each so a value in Mb would be much quicker to read and understand because it updates every 2 secs.

[Karyudo]

I just started using SABnzbd+ last week, and it's great. About an hour after starting it up for the first time, I switched to smpl. I really like DualView 1 for seeing what's going on. And as far as I'm concerned, that's it! I don't need another skin. Period.

However, I've got some humble requests / suggestions:

1. (a) colour code parts of graph (user-selectable speed vs. colour table?) and/or
(b) keep graph vertical scale constant (user-selectable max speed?) and/or
(c) use round numbers for graph speed scale (e.g. 0, 500, 1000, 1500 or 0, 300, 900, 1200, 1500)

I find I can't really tell from a quick glance at the graph just how fast things are ticking along. If the speed's been consistently slow for a few minutes, then the left-side speed scale has adjusted accordingly, the trace is still near the top of the range, and the colour's still blue. I'd rather be able to see that the speed's below some round number (like 300), the trace is near the bottom of the range, and the colour's an alarming red.

2. (a) include path, filename, and category information in unpacking history section and/or
(b) provide a clickable link to the directory where files were written?

Just to be able to quickly make sure stuff has been stowed where I think it should be, it'd be nice to be able to review the unpacking summary history instead of drilling down to the target via Windows Explorer.

Thanks for reading, and thanks for smpl!

[groentebroer]

Hi All,

I really like using the smpl template.

Will we be able to organize the file download order in the near future with the smpl theme? (Which is possible with the default theme.)

Maybe something for 0.5.0 ?

Thanks!

Gijs

[switch]

Hi All,

I really like using the smpl template.

Will we be able to organize the file download order in the near future with the smpl theme? (Which is possible with the default theme.)

Maybe something for 0.5.0 ?

Thanks!

Gijs

You can organise the order of the queue just like in the default theme. Just change the number in the drop-down list.

I just started using SABnzbd+ last week, and it's great. About an hour after starting it up for the first time, I switched to smpl. I really like DualView 1 for seeing what's going on. And as far as I'm concerned, that's it! I don't need another skin. Period.

However, I've got some humble requests / suggestions:

1. (a) colour code parts of graph (user-selectable speed vs. colour table?) and/or
(b) keep graph vertical scale constant (user-selectable max speed?) and/or
(c) use round numbers for graph speed scale (e.g. 0, 500, 1000, 1500 or 0, 300, 900, 1200, 1500)

I find I can't really tell from a quick glance at the graph just how fast things are ticking along. If the speed's been consistently slow for a few minutes, then the left-side speed scale has adjusted accordingly, the trace is still near the top of the range, and the colour's still blue. I'd rather be able to see that the speed's below some round number (like 300), the trace is near the bottom of the range, and the colour's an alarming red.

2. (a) include path, filename, and category information in unpacking history section and/or
(b) provide a clickable link to the directory where files were written?

Just to be able to quickly make sure stuff has been stowed where I think it should be, it'd be nice to be able to review the unpacking summary history instead of drilling down to the target via Windows Explorer.

Thanks for reading, and thanks for smpl!

Thank you for the comments,

I'm not sure if the graphing library will allow for rounded axis values, or to stop it automatically scaling, I will have to look into this. A user selectable max speed might be hard to do as connections can vary very wildly so a default value or range of values would be hard, maybe we could just go off the peak download speed.

The history features you mention are most of an overall feature request rather than a smpl specific one, and they currently planned to be added to sabnzbd.

[groentebroer]

Hi,

You can organise the order of the queue just like in the default theme. Just change the number in the drop-down list.

Sorry I was quite incomplete. I mean changing the order of the files INSIDE a download. I think you are describing ordering the complete download.

[Mills]

Thanks so much for this theme, so much better than the default.

I wonder if the adding section that is currently present in the "Home" link could be added to the dualviews (at top or bottom) so I can leave one screen up at all times instead of having to switch between to add nzbs.

Thanks again,

Mills

[switch]

Version 0.5 will have the add nzb input on all pages.

[Flash_Git]

A small request, when you go to "Toggle Add NZB" the text "Enter URL or Report ID" should disappear when you click in the box to add an id or url.

[Phobos666]

With Google Chrome/Chromium this template isn't usable cause everytime you open a Pulldown-Menu the site reloads and the pulldown gets closed.
So its nearly impossible to change the queue order or something with the pulldowns

[newmiyamoto]

I'd like to second Phobos666's post by saying I have the same issue in chrome too.

Also, is there anyway of getting rid of the useless pages layout on the main queue view? I really dont need my list to be split up into 15 item pages, Thanks.

[demioa]

I want to add an icon to the 'Links' section to open that folder in Finder (OS X).

I edited the history.tmpl

adding the first line here:

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<td>
		<a href="file://$line.storage" target="_blank"><img class="imglink" src="static/images/Finder.png" /></a>

            <!--#if $line.report#-->
                <a href="https://www.newzbin.com/browse/post/$line.report"><img class="imglink" src="static/images/newzbin.png" /></a>
            <!--#end if#-->
            <!--#if $line.url_info#-->
                <a href="$line.url_info"><img class="imglink" src="static/images/browser.png" /></a>
            <!--#end if#-->
        </td>

When I click on the icon nothing happens. However, if I copy the link and paste in a new tab it opens fine in Finder.  How do I get it to open in Finder in a click?

I know I can hilight the path, right click and reveal in Finder thanks to 10.6's Services, but I am lazy. :p

Any help?

ps, I removed the attached screenshot, but it had a cute finder face in each link column.

[2ndHouse]

Just a few quick questions about the smpl theme...

- Is there anyway to keep the Config menu from expanding when SAB starts, or when clicking on the Home link? It's really the only thing that annoys me about the smpl theme, I don't want the Config menu expanded unless I'm going to actually change some options. Maybe an HTML change I could make for now? Although I would like to see an option for this in future versions.
- Sometimes my refresh rate option gets reset to default (5 seconds) when starting SAB, any idea what could cause that?

Great theme overall though, really streamlines the UI

[dlup]

Hi,

i have a problem on smpl French interface.
When I click from history on "delete all" or "Delete Failed Items" (supprimer tout ou Supprimer échoués) that doesn't work.
On English theme that work well but not on French theme.

How could I fix it? or will it be fix on the next update of sabnzbd?

Thanks for your answer and for this great interface.