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Stephen replied on August 01, 2008 03:17 to the question "Flexible Date/Time Ranges" in New Relic:

I noticed the time nav. update - nice!

Saxon replied on July 31, 2008 21:42 to the question "Flexible Date/Time Ranges" in New Relic:

Stephen,
We updated the time navigation controls to be a slightly less awkward. This is an area of the product we will continually improve. Thanks for the charting package recommendation. That's a great solution for navigating our data.
-Saxon

Jim G replied on July 30, 2008 01:51 to the idea "Possibly Upgrade Charts" in New Relic:

I'm intrigued and will take a look when I get back from vacation next week. Regards.

- Ji

Stephen shared an idea in New Relic on July 30, 2008 00:15:

Possibly Upgrade Charts

It looks like you guys are using fusion charts? Anyways, another flash charting solution that integrates well with Rails is amcharts.com. I've messed around with pretty much all the different flash charts, and amcharts is the clear winner in my opinion. They just came out with a new type of chart (stock chart) that appears to be modeled after Google Finance's charts and does an awesome job of displaying data over time (I would love to be able to analyze my Rails apps with these types of charts). These charts would also do a good job of displaying some metadata. For example, I could tag a certain date with something like "Implemented memcached today."

Stephen replied on July 24, 2008 01:24 to the question "Flexible Date/Time Ranges" in New Relic:

Sweet! Just for some feedback, I never would have known that control existed. Also, thinking that the feature wasn't there really bothered me (within 3 minutes of using RPM). Unless you guys are hiding that feature for some reason, I would definitely call it out more.

Thanks.

Jim G replied on July 23, 2008 21:24 to the question "Flexible Date/Time Ranges" in New Relic:

Hi Stephen,
I've got some good news for you. The product already supports flexible time windows with respect to start/end time. It doesn't support flexible widths of the time window. For example, you can set a 3 hour width and then move the window to yesterday from 1-4pm. To move the window, click on the linked date just to the left of the clock in the time navigation area. This will allow you to set the end time. The begin time automatically is set based on the end time and the width of the time window.

- Jim

Stephen asked a question in New Relic on July 23, 2008 21:00:

Flexible Date/Time Ranges

Is there currently a way to view stats over a flexible time/date range? If not, can this be added? It's fine if the range is still limited to 7 days or whatever is necessary.

Also, would it be possible to view some type of request log over the flexible range?

Eric Suesz marked one of Stephen's replies in Gyminee as useful. Stephen replied to the question "Sharing Recipes?".

Daniel.hughes@usa.net replied on May 31, 2008 21:19 to the question "What is the value of the activity chart?" in Gyminee:

Thanks and happy to hear you concur. By the way, I am a very satisfied user, I just don't take the time to leave entries regarding the many feaures I like, just the one's that annoy me.

Daniel.hughes@usa.net replied on May 31, 2008 21:16 to the question "Where do I find Net Calories?" in Gyminee:

I liked knowing the actual amount I was above below so would love to see this reintroduced.

Daniel.hughes@usa.net replied on May 31, 2008 21:14 to the question "How do I determine a food brand from the meal planner?" in Gyminee:

Outstanding!!

Stephen shared an idea in Gyminee on May 30, 2008 20:24:

Use the New Support Forums (Please)

We are trying to get all of our support and help articles/discussions located in one place. Since we now have Gyminee Forums, we are encouraging users to post their questions there. Continue to use Get Satisfaction is you want, we think it is a really cool website, but we will be giving first priority to the Gyminee Support Forum.

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Stephen set one of Stephen's replies as an official response to "Progress Pictures" in Gyminee

Stephen replied on May 30, 2008 20:19 to the problem "Progress Pictures" in Gyminee:

I just tested this out and it worked fine for me. Let me briefly describe the process to make sure that everyone is using this correctly:

After uploading the image, the window will show the message "Nice picture! You still need to review the image settings and click the save button." At this point the picture should be displayed where the upload controls were located. Under the image there are now controls for privacy, date taken, and description. That is also where you should see the "Looks Great! Save it." button which will complete the process of uploading your progress image.

Let us know if you are experiencing anything differently than what I described.

Stephen replied on May 30, 2008 20:12 to the idea "Change default factor (body tracker, show my...)" in Gyminee:

Good idea! We will look into implementing this ASAP.

Stephen replied on May 30, 2008 20:11 to the question "How do I determine a food brand from the meal planner?" in Gyminee:

We are working on adding better support with food brands.

Stephen replied on May 30, 2008 20:09 to the question "Where do I find Net Calories?" in Gyminee:

This information is still available on your Fitness Report. It is set up a little differently though. Your BMR is displayed, but not subtracted from your net calories, and the net calorie value is colored green/red based on whether your net calories are above or below your BMR.

Stephen replied on May 30, 2008 20:05 to the question "What is the value of the activity chart?" in Gyminee:

I think you have a good point here. The activity chart is mean to give you a way to see trends in your usage patterns. I think this information is valuable for certain people, but it could also be less "in your face" on the Fitness Report page.

Stephen replied on May 30, 2008 20:00 to the question "Hiding private information on my profile." in Gyminee:

At this point in time, hiding your journal is not available. The settings only allow you to control who can and cannot post to your journal.

Your activity feed also cannot be hidden right now. However, feed items are not created for private goals and other items that you have set to be private elsewhere.

A comment on the discussion "New Website Design" in Gyminee:

"Another site" handles this by allowing you to select meal (drop down) and servings for each food entry when you edit it. – Daniel.hughes@usa.net, on May 29, 2008 16:12