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I’m having the same issue… but it’s been running since last night so there should be new stat info… except there’s nothing.

I have forced refreshed and disabled cache with web developers toolbar in FireFox, neither seem to rectify the issue.

I forgot to upload the new styles initially (silly boy) and got the same results. Once I uploaded the new css all worked perfectly.

I skipped the styles folder upgrades for the first time since buying Mint amost a year ago.

I usually do the same, but Shaun sent out an updated Style when beta testing this Pepper thus I knew to update it.

You should be seeing some sort of data straight away, as it is comparing all of the stats in the Visits Pepper with previous data already stored in the database.

Have a look at my Mint install to see a correctly functioning Visits Diff Pepper. http://pepperminttea.co.uk/mint

I compared the Vanilla Mint style directory to the Seventh Degree style directory. All the images in the image directory had the identical names so I left that as is. I then compared css files using BBEdit’s Compare feature and made changes to a copy of the Vanilla Mint css file. I changed only the colors to the colors in the Seventh Degree css file (like, color: #406D01;) I did not make any other changes.

So I essentially had a copy of the Vanilla Mint style.css with the Seventh Degree colors. I replaced the original Seventh Degree style.css with the new style.css and then chose Seventh Degree as my style. The Visits Diff pane appears but shows no data but when I change back to Vanilla Mint, all the data shows up. All the other panes in both styles appear as usual.

How can I get the Visits Diff data to show up in another style?

It’s getting weirder.

After my last post I tried switching back and forth between styles in the Prefs window and suddenly Seventh Degree and Vanilla Mint became hybrids of each other. Vanilla Mint is mostly blue with a few items showing mint green (like the Preferences and Logout button backgrounds) and Seventh Degree is mostly mint green but with hints of blue — in the same places where Vanilla Mint is green. The other oddity is that the Visits Diff data now appears correctly in each, but the colors are reversed — Visits Diff is all blues in Vanilla Mint and all greens in Seventh Degree.

I put everything back the way it was — replacing the existing styles with a pristine Seventh Degree style and a pristine Vanilla Mint style, both extracted from their original zip archives.

I logged out and back in, and selected each in turn but nothing has changed. Still hybrids. I also replaced the base styles folder in Apps directory just for laughs but nothing changed.

I then tried a few other styles like Mint Chocolate, which I had never altered, and massiveblue, etc. Chocolate is messed up color-wise and the others appear as if no style is selected whatsoever.

I tried other browsers (Firefox 2, Safari 3, Camino, etc) and got more odd results, as if individual browsers interpreted the style sheet colors differently. Some browsers wouldn’t show Prefs in css at all, no matter what style was chosen.

I’m hoping Shaun has some suggestions of what went wrong and how I can fix it without reinstalling from scratch.

At least Mint itself appears to work.

It’s been awhile since I posted about this problem but I did finally manage to solve it by starting over from scratch and patiently fiddling with the CSS files again. I now have a custom style I made from combining the Vanilla Mint and Seventh Degree styles until I got exactly what I wanted: a pleasantly blue style (I named it Vanilla Seven), including working graphs in the Visits pane.

after trying all the suggestions listed on the board, i can only see the results in the visits diff pepper when i use vanilla mint and mint chocolate sytles. has anyone gotten visits diff to work correctly with dark pepper mint or pepper mint?