moved ajax call inside onReportReceived so timeout is in addition to network delay
one day i would like to enjoy the fruits of this amazingly fast mysql query
max record to 90 minutes (performance issues)
whitespace
introduce bootstrap to form
removed style.css
changed MAXNDATA
added time field default data (current timestamp, 1 minute past timestamp) and fieldset to index.html
Reporter also now takes additional paramer, endTimestamp, which specifies when the last data point should be from.

getReport.php has been updated so all strip charts request the timestamp now which PHP substitutes with the server time on execution.

All index.html files will provide the variable 'endTimestamp' in getReportParams().

Error is thrown if the timestamp is not MySQL valid or now.
change jquery ui to default (instead of custom green theme) and deleted extra ui files not being used
accidentally delete jquery!  replaced with newly downloaded one.  hoepfully doesn't affect any changes
removed double query of device (is this why results have been taking so long??)
break up query into variable declaration and (later) calling that variable; insert StackOverflow-found function to debug prepared PDO statements
use moment.js for timestamp control/manipulation; get bootstrap-esque input fields working; provide submit functionality - THE FORM NOW RECEIVES A VALID, TIME-APPRORIATE report REPONSE FROM THE SERVER
copied slowcontrolfrontent.js (from SlowControl strip chart tools) as plotter.js, and removed strip-chart specific stuff (AJAX, slider, status boxes, etc
set min/max times from input date times
added flot css.js assets
added flot css.js assets
removed temp onReportReceived debugging function
removed large comment describing report (php) object to js object conversion (still remains in original file slowcontrols/js/slowcontrolreporter.js)