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Graph doesn't fully render outside local network #1084
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Can you see same with a standard "history-graph"? |
Yes, That works both on and off-site. Here's the code for the graph using your add-in that's failing when remote:
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No idea))). Have you tried purging a browser's cache? |
Maybe, Lovelace uses the websocket api: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/api/websocket . I have no idea though, why that would behave differently. |
UPDATE: Please ignore this. I did a full reboot on every device (router, laptop, Home Assistant). And it's working across all devices again. Leaving the message to show how I fixed my issue. Original message: I have the same problem. Using Safari and accessing via the local IP address directly to the Raspberry Pi, the graphs display correctly. They also display correctly in the iPhone iOS app. But if I try to use the external address, the graph displays as above, greyed out with a max and min of 0. I have tried clearing cache and cookies to no avail. I'm using 0.12.0 I did update the Core and Supervisor to 2024.3.0 and 2024.03.0 respectively, that's the only updates I remember doing in the last few days. Quick update: Firefox displays correctly, but Safari doesn't... |
I have a similar issue:
That's awfully strange |
I've got an air quality graph in home assistant that works fine when accessed within my local network, but only partially renders when accessed via the internet. Any ideas?
HA is accessed using a custom domain through Nginx Proxy Manager.
Local Network
Via Internet
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