In the graph for “Weight list” (above the daily weight list) the months are off by 1, i.e., what should appear as “February” appears as “March”. (It’s obvious it’s a 0- vs. 1-based indexing problem.)
It shows up in the following ways that I’ve found so far:
(1) In the last line where the months occur (to show what time period is to be seen), it is 2 months too high (i.e., the first month of the year is March); this is a combination of an off-by-1 error and the fact that the month is to the left of the dividing line between the months instead of the right (where there’s no space). I would suggest leaving the text where it is and adjusting the appropriate index by 2 if this is under your control. This is a less important fix than the following.
(2) In the months line above (1) (which is the caption line for the main graph and the month names are centered directly on the month separator dates), there is an obvious off-by-1 error, i.e., “June” appears where “May” should appear, (and is where my current entries are appearing.) Because of this my January 29-31 values don’t appear (since it’s cutting off for February), and “March” 29-31 graph entries have no dates entered since no data for February 29-31 was entered (for obvious reasons).
(3) In the field that appears in the upper right corner when you “hover” over a date, the month shown has an off-by-one error the same as the rest, i.e., if the graph (erroneously) shows “June” in the caption, instead of “May”, then the month in the upper right will show “June” as well.
I’m sorry I can’t help you myself, as I’m a coder, but not a web coder. I can, however, have my 19-year-old take a look at it if you want, as he has a lot of experience with this stuff.
(Obviously if the error is on my end let me know and I’ll try to figure out what’s wrong with my system. Just surprised I haven’t seen a thread on this in the first two pages of threads.)
On another note, is there a reason why my weight is graphed in kg when I enter it in lbs?