Quote from: g3rszpi on December 06, 2016, 08:10:46 AM

Quote from: drays on December 06, 2016, 12:10:48 AM

Quote from: davien on December 05, 2016, 02:50:28 PM

Quote from: drays on December 05, 2016, 02:01:00 PM

Are there any plans on getting a better block explorer for Creatio? The existing one (Iquidus, I suppose) is not very informative, pretty inconvenient to use, and is extremely limited, it even doesn't show more than 100 transactions per address...
Would it be possible to change those limits to more acceptable ones (like at last 1000-5000 Tx), or add a filtering to filter out simple PoS trancaction from the real money transfers...?

also a side note - if this is the same BE being offered for coin services, I suppose its functionality needs to be enhanced, otherwise it wouldn't be attractive to anyone who runs a higher scale project..

We are continuously looking to improve our services so yes we can increase the number of tx-es to be shown. As per the coin service part there are a lot of plans, and of course one of them is creating a closed source explorer to be offered for our clients as a premium option but we had to start somewhere, you just can't except to get top notch services overnight with minimal funding.

Sure, I understand. Please let me know when you increase the number of TX-es shown in block explorer (I assume it is the "txcount" parameter in settings.json). This will make requests a bit slower for sure, and will eat more RAM, but I believe its worth it.
Ability to filter out the PoS transactions is actually more elegant and interesting solution... but it'll require some tweaking in the code... Though I think needed
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Another question is how to set this SHOW_POS_TX parameter on/off... that could be some control (checkbox) on the GUI, which is unfortunately out of my area of competence...

imo its just unnecessary. all the txes can be seen in movement section.

Nope, you cannot see all txes there. Unfortunately the movement section shows only last 100 txes of the whole network, there is absolutely no way to see the rest. Thats just not enough...
My proposal allows to see the last 100 "real" txes of specific address, without need to increase the "txcount" global parameter.