Detailed user primenet stats

[Damian]

Hi,
I would like to know if it is possibble to obtain a detailed stats report (like that given on the progress reports but only for my particular username).
In particular I would like to know wich exponents I TF and if it found a factor or not (for all the machines assigned to my username)
Thanks,
Damián.

[petrw1]

Does this not give you that?

Logon and then
My Account
Results

http://www.mersenne.org/results/

[Damian]

Originally Posted by petrw1

Does this not give you that?

Logon and then
My Account
Results

http://www.mersenne.org/results/

Thank you,
If I enter that link http://www.mersenne.org/results/ while I'm logged I can see my lasts results that is what I wanted.
What I don't understand now is why when I go to My Account there is no Results button/link anywhere, is something wrong with my account?
Thanks,
Damián.

[petrw1]

Originally Posted by Damian

Thank you,
If I enter that link http://www.mersenne.org/results/ while I'm logged I can see my lasts results that is what I wanted.
What I don't understand now is why when I go to My Account there is no Results button/link anywhere, is something wrong with my account?
Thanks,
Damián.

There should be a little arrow thingie by My Account that you can expand to include Results and lots of other goodies I will let you explore yourself.

If not maybe it's the browser you are using???

[unconnected]

The results requested with bounds, f.e. http://www.mersenne.org/results/?exp...B1=Get+results never work for me:

CGI Timeout

The specified CGI application exceeded the allowed time for processing. The server has deleted the process.

[sdbardwick]

Originally Posted by unconnected

The results requested with bounds, f.e. http://www.mersenne.org/results/?exp...B1=Get+results never work for me:

Same for me (most of the time); I think that our recordsets are just to large to process in the alloted time. We are both heavy on TF results, resulting in many database records.

[S485122]

Originally Posted by unconnected

The results requested with bounds, f.e. http://www.mersenne.org/results/?exp...B1=Get+results never work for me:

The problem are your bounds : in the 1000 to 2000 you have heavily ECMed numbers. The history of M1061 is at least 10000 lines long. If you would try this on another kind of range even 20000000-50000000 for instance you will get a timely response.

Sorry I was not completely right about that. I did get a response but it took some time. My mistake is that I do that kind of query from the "result queries" menu item about LL results or factors found, and then I get a prompt answer.

Jacob

[Damian]

Originally Posted by petrw1

There should be a little arrow thingie by My Account that you can expand to include Results and lots of other goodies I will let you explore yourself.

If not maybe it's the browser you are using???

I use firefox but I never realized that little "arrow" could be expanded.
Thank you again.

[retina]

[rant]
I think I have mentioned this before. Hiding things, and having the expand things to see them, is a bad way to design web pages IMO. Even worse is requiring JS to operate simple links.

I suggest to: Put a set of links at the let side that doesn't needs JS. And don't hide things, ever. See how Wikipedia works with all the navigation at the left side panels. Simple and effective, no JS needed, nothing hidden to be discovered by accident, no confusion about how to find things, links are always in the same place so are easy to find.
[/rant]
Thanks for reading.

[cheesehead]

Originally Posted by petrw1

There should be a little arrow thingie by My Account

Originally Posted by Damian

I use firefox but I never realized that little "arrow" could be expanded.

It's a plus sign, not an arrow, in those squares -- believe it or not. When you click on them, they change to minus signs. Plus = click to expand, minus = click to collapse.

It's the same as the scheme for expanding/collapsing directory hierarchy on Windows's My Computer display.

If the squares were slightly larger

(* Hint, Hint *)

the plus-in-square would look more like the plus-in-squares on a My Computer directory listing, and might be more likely to evoke recognition of its function.

[Damian]

Originally Posted by cheesehead

It's a plus sign, not an arrow, in those squares -- believe it or not. When you click on them, they change to minus signs. Plus = click to expand, minus = click to collapse.

It's the same as the scheme for expanding/collapsing directory hierarchy on Windows's My Computer display.

If the squares were slightly larger

(* Hint, Hint *)

the plus-in-square would look more like the plus-in-squares on a My Computer directory listing, and might be more likely to evoke recognition of its function.

I know, it just didn't look like a plus sign to me.
It seems it's an implementation of TreeMenuXL
In the documentation it says that the size of the images can be changed, it should work fine with:

lineImageHeight"=>16, "lineImageWidth"=>10

(It is set to 9 and 12 now it seems)