mcguirepr89
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3 years ago Hi, Frank -- thanks for opening this issue -- it's very helpful in tracking changes to have issues as issues
I have noticed several buggy things about the stats page. I've decided that it needs to be replaced fully with PHP that reads from the database (now that there is a database!). Using the database to query those stats instead of shell scripting to parse that info will be much quicker and more accurate (since it won't rely on everything staying structured manually, since the DB will keep that structure). The actual issue with scrolling is due to the tmux (that purple status bar at the bottom) that doesn't allow scrolling.
Until I have a new bird stats page built, it is possible to remove the tmux from the stats page to regain the ability to scroll. This is a temporary manual fix that you can try only if you're interested. If not, I will let you know when I've made a better statistics page. (Also, the newest iteration that is now on the main branch includes a "view database" button that is very informative, but no Raspberry Pi hardware statistics.
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If you want to remove tmux for now, copy and paste the commands below into your terminal:
sudo sed -i 's/tmux new -A -s birdstats//' /etc/systemd/system/birdstats.service
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
pkill tmux
sudo systemctl restart birdstats.service
DD4WH
if you click on "Recognized Birds" you get a nice statistics window with a species list and the no. of detections and max confidence scores. However, as the window fills with more species over time, it is no longer possible to see the top of the list, because the page is not scrollable. I illustrate this with a screenshot of my RPi where I attached a 5`` TFT screen with a resolution of 800x480.
The species list has 29 entries in this example:
The problem is also present with higher resolutions and in windows opened on other computers in the same home network.