ip address format and sorting

[Config13]

sorting in the table by addresses. so that the devices are displayed in order changed addresses to 192.168.007.000. After the changes, if you click on the link to the web interface - the address of the device is not correct. As with the address 192.168.007.011, the interface opens 192.168.7.9. How can this be remedied?

[anselal]

@Config13 I just replicated your issue with entering the IP 192.168.007.011 and you are right, the link points to 192.168.7.9. This is because for some reason the IP is translated as octal (011=>9, 012=>10, ...).

The strange thing is that the conversion only happens inside the href. I am trying to cast it to string but it won't work for some reason. This should be easy to resolve though. I will come back with a solution soon...

[anselal]

So, i did a research and I found that this is not a bug in my app. If you look at the source of the rendered html you'll see that the IP inside the <a href="..."> is correct. It seems that the browser handles it as octal.

I will have to add a script that properly sorts the IPs in the table.

[gnanet]

My workaround for this was to put a sortable NAME of the miner into the remark field, for example having 3 pcs of L3+ would be named L3P001 - L3P003 which is easily sortable ;)

[anselal]

@gnanet This works but you will have to edit the source which is not possible for every user. I had tested a Javascript code for sorting some fields in the table. As it seems I'll have to merge it ;)

[anselal]

I am working on a new table design which will include proper IP sorting.
Stay tuned !!!

[sergbere]

Would it be possible to implement a table sorting by any column? Would be beneficial to check not only by IP address, but by Hostnames, uptime, HW error count, etc.
Some ready solution here to give an idea: http://tablesorter.com/docs/

[anselal]

I was gonna use datatables.net

[sergbere]

That one is also fine. Thanks!