@Bernard Very nice!

Thank you for sharing!

BTW, was your wife happy with your answer? 🙂

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kl3m3n

Hi @kl3m3n,

Thanks, I really have to change my glasses

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@kl3m3n,

Thank you

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Hi @kl3m3n,

Not see it, thank you
In a few days i will test it and give feedback

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Hello @kl3m3n,

The read how many lines exists in the files is no problem.
Next week i will see how to handle it with FAC and FP

Thank you
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@kl3m3n

Ok, thank you

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Hi @kl3m3n,

If not possible, it's ok

The long name can be part of a street name or if to long it can be in short form.
With the name i can immediatly know where the connection is to.

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@gašper-medved Based on some quick research, the DIP position are:

When programming:
USB UART connection with ESP8266 in programming mode (GPIO0-GND) - DIP 5 and 6 and 7 ON

When operating:
USB UART connection with ESP8266 - DIP 5 and 6 ON

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Kl3m3n

@cayon Hi,

the bug should be fixed in v1.0.64.

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Klemen

Hello @kl3m3n,

Thanks for the tip

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@wolerdbon Hi!

So, when you connect GUI-O app (client) to the ESP32 (server) a persistent connection is established. If the server closes the client connection, client will detect this and show an error. If autoconnect is enabled client will try to reconnect every 5 seconds...

When you just "kill" the server, the client is not disconnected properly and no "goodbye" message is sent. That is why nothing happens on the client side (there are ways to handle this, e.g., keep-alive as MQTT uses for example, but this is currently not implemented in Ethernet connection.

If you try the GUI-O design tool (and exit when the connection is established), you will notice that the client (GUI-O app) reacts immediately, because when the tool closes it implicitly disconnects the client.

I can suggest you use "home" button. So, when you reboot the ESP32, swipe GUI-O from the left side of the screen to the right to open the settings menu. Press the "home" button in the upper right corner.

Hope this helps.

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Klemen

Hello @kl3m3n,

I've already answered in the other thread

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@kl3m3n Excellent, I look forward to it!

Hi @kl3m3n,

I see, thank you

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Hi!

Thanks, it works!

BR
A

Hello @kl3m3n,

Works very good, Thank You

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@somasundaram-i Your were missing the position. When you create a widget, the position is mandatory. Please check the manual.

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Kl3m3n

Exactly. The purpose is to reduce peak energy consumption values ​​and reduce costs.

Thanks, I look forward to the fix.

My design if fairly complex. It sure would be helpful to be able to add comments to the box 2 command list. It seems to me adding a "comment widget" object would be a fairly elegant and simple way to enable this. The comment lines could then be displayed in box 2 and the GUI-O command string box. The comments would then be stripped out when sent to the GIO-O app.

Here is the new RFID access control screen.
https://i.imgur.com/8NE7gvC.png