HTML exports of charts (reports) can open and display satisfactorily in any
browser on Linux, but they are blank on MacOS or Windows.
On a MacOS or Windows browser, the chart area is blank (white). Any
accompanying text table underneath the chart displays as expected, below the
blank area.
Text-o
> On Dec 29, 2019, at 6:56 AM, boldstripe wrote:
>
> HTML exports of charts (reports) can open and display satisfactorily in any
> browser on Linux, but they are blank on MacOS or Windows.
>
> On a MacOS or Windows browser, the chart area is blank (white). Any
> accompanying text table undern
Thank you for testing.
Because I sync my GnuCash prefs folder, I can open the same chart report in
the same GnuCash file from Saved Configurations within GnuCash on MacOS,
Linux and Windows. The chart (an expenses bar chart) displays properly
within Gnucash on all three platforms.
The HTML chart
As John already hinted, the problem is that in order to display the charts,
some external javascript files are loaded. The paths to these javascript files
are set when you generate the report and will refer to some files in the
directory where gnucash is installed.
And there's the issue: Window
OK, thanks, I understand the problem now.
As confirmation, when I open the Mac-generated HTML report on Linux and look
at the code I find this line:
That file path explicitly refers to a Mac-specific location for Gnucash and
its contents. It clearly won't work on Linux.
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I think the user needs to know:
1. that the HTML Chart is platform specific
2. that the chart will only display if GnuCash is installed
3. that because of the above, the file is not suitable for 'archival'
storage of the chart and that PDF would be better suited to that purpose.
I found the char
Let me try again to post the MacOS-specific code in the HTML chart report,
which references the specific installation path of Gnucash on MacOS:
Because of punctuation this was not visible in my previous post.
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Patches welcome in the documentation.
Meanwhile you can open the html chart in firefox, File>Save as...>Webpage,
complete and export the whole html+javascript for archival.
On Sun, 29 Dec 2019 at 21:19, boldstripe wrote:
> I think the user needs to know:
>
> 1. that the HTML Chart is platform sp
Bug report filed here
https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=797537
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Christopher: Thanks, I confirm your method of making a Firefox webpage
creates an HTML version that works across platforms, at least from Linux to
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This could be useful if you really want HTML, but Firefox stores the
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The GnuCash development team announces GnuCash 3.8, the eighth release of the
3.x stable release series.
Changes
Between 3.7 and 3.8, the following bugfixes were accomplished:
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Saw that a new version got released. It...
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Hi all,
I'm a pretty new user to gnucash and am getting settled in. I've searched
the list for the answer to this. I found similar questions but nothing that
lead me to an answer.
I've noticed that one of my asset accounts has deposit\withdraw columns
while my other asset accounts have increase\
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