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Great work on this plugin! I did find that when I have, let's say, 50 sql queries going on in a page, there is no way for me to scroll down the page past the initial 10 or so queries that are displayed.
Here's a workaround. In your web browser such as Firefox, when viewing the page of sql queries select the browser menu option File->Save Page As. By saving the page to a html file you can then open it. It will look a bit ugly but all the queries will be there - and timings!
Would be nice to fix this.
Regards,
Declan
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Sounds like something we could probably solve with CSS. Can you try some things out with FireBug like setting the height of the div containing the SQL queries to 100% and adding an overflow:scroll declaration?
If that works, tweak the CSS file and create a pull request.
Hi there,
Great work on this plugin! I did find that when I have, let's say, 50 sql queries going on in a page, there is no way for me to scroll down the page past the initial 10 or so queries that are displayed.
Here's a workaround. In your web browser such as Firefox, when viewing the page of sql queries select the browser menu option File->Save Page As. By saving the page to a html file you can then open it. It will look a bit ugly but all the queries will be there - and timings!
Would be nice to fix this.
Regards,
Declan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: