Wait indicator

To give some indication to wait for the draw operation to be finished we placed an animated gif behind the diagram. It took some time to find a solution that is working on Firefox and IE.

Debugging diagrams

We fixed several bugs in the diagrams "Glucose - Comparison of Days" and "Glucose - Proportional Trend". After thourough testing we are confident in the current presentation. Some minor glitches remain to be fixed.

Diagram for Proportional Trend

The analysis has beend extended with the diagram "Glucose - Proportional Trend". This diagram shows the proportional evolution of the four classes of blood glucose values over time. It uses the already known colour system of the diagram "Glucose - Comparison of days" to classify the measured values. This allows the identification of negative long term developments like the increase of the number of blood glucose values above 200 mg/dL (11.11 mmol/L).

Share your diary with others

The share system has been implemented to share your diary with other people at your own choice. Just publish the link of your share in newsgroup postings or e-mails. You can also close your share at any time.

Diary section

The diary section of the web interface is now functional. Now you can view the diary entries between two dates. Furthermore you can edit an entry to correct typos. Just click the save symbol at the end of the row to save your changes.

Server offline for 1/2 day

Technical problems with our DSL router separated the server from the internet for 1/2 day. The router has been replaced and everything seems to be ok now. We are sorry for the inconvenience and that it took so long to identify the culprit hardware.

Backup your diary

Within Glucosurfer.org you will invest some serious amount of time to manage your diary. This is your investment and therefore it is important that your data is save. Furthermore it is important that you are in charge of your data.

We will meet your needs by offering a full backup of your diary - in addition to our normal backup strategy. This is done via XML which is an open standard for data exchange. This will enable you to create local copies of your data and to take and analyse your data at home. Maybe you have powerfull software tools that support XML to analyze and refine your data in ways we have not thought off today. With the XML backup you are free to do so.

The XML path can offer further ways of data exchange. For example to import data from diabetes management tools you are already using at home. Please let me know if this kind of import would be usefull for you.