Bug using Maximize Grid in Logs section

Started by BigFreddy, Today at 08:26:51 AM

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Hi,

When I was browsing logs I tried using Maximize Grid which is a new feature and I'm not sure if this is by design or actual bug. What I observed is that if I select in the standard logs window to show me 1,000 entries per page then when I click on Maximize Grid icon, the amount of entries reduced to maximum of 40 entries by default and not the value that I selected, in this instance it was 1,000 entries per page.

Any idea if the shown amount of entries per page in Maximize Grid can be adjusted?

Thanks

Today at 09:10:54 AM #1 Last Edit: Today at 10:31:45 AM by Monviech (Cedrik)
It's an issue right now when pages use the virtual DOM and too many log entries should load at once.

The modal moves the already loaded grid instance into itself, but that also means lazy loading new rows which happens when the virtual DOM is used doesn't work anymore.

This is a tougher nut to crack unfortunately, since the virtual DOM requires the grid to be totally responsive with fixed height and width so it can render the scolling. But inside the modal that opens, we want the browser to own the scrolling.

For now you can just go to the next pagination page (e.g. click on 2), and go back to the first (eg click on 1), then it should load all 1000 entries, but it can be slow since no virtual DOM is used. I think using the grid refresh button also works.
Hardware:
DEC740

I have noticed this when looking at the Firewall Rules too, but considering the fact that there were changes applied between 26.7.3 and 26.7.4 it's pretty safe to assume the whole thing is still a bit under construction and will probably get more improvements in the future :)

So far I am just really happy with the fact that the Pop out/Maximize feature has been applied OPNsense wide in as many parts as possible and seems to be the way forward as a solution to offer us as much as screenspace as possible when looking at various data/settings/logs/etc...

Both my 1366x768 and 1920x1200 screens are now a lot happier than they use to be @ https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=51182.msg269919#msg269919 LOL! :P
Weird guy who likes everything Linux and *BSD on PC/Laptop/Tablet/Mobile and funny little ARM based boards :)