@Hub

I am happy you find the improvements useful!

Thanks.

Regards,
Klemen

@SteveV Hi!

You mean you cannot enter IP address due to not having any period ('.') character available?

This is not normal. Can you try changing the keyboard from Android settings and see if the issue persists?

I am "forcing" the number keyboard when user touches the IP field... In most cases, the keyboard also shows other characters. Anyway, I will fix this ASAP - I have a release lined up right now. I will probably take a day or two...

Best regards,
Klemen

@Bernard Yes, you have wrong credentials. This is what's causing the problem. You have changed the settings somehow...

I advise you to clear application data or uninstall and reinstall the application. This will reset the settings to default. Alternatively, you could input the correct settings, but I recommend reinstall... It will be easier for you. Then retry pairing.

Note that you must keep the default settings if you want to connect to GUI-O server!

Best regards,
kl3m3n

@heromed

Bob, would you like to add something?

For example - where can the potential testers get the preview of the designer?
Additional info on how to set it up, what environment to use etc...?

A GUI-O user has started developing a new visual designer for GUI-O that will support drag-and-drop widget creation, while still remaining fully compatible with the existing GUI-O app and command protocol.

The goal is to make GUI creation easier by allowing users to visually place widgets, configure their properties, and generate the corresponding GUI-O ASCII commands automatically.

The project is still in early development, and the developer would like to collect feedback from the community while designing the tool.

This is a good opportunity to help shape the direction of the designer.

Feedback that would be useful at this stage includes:

• features a visual GUI-O designer should support
• workflow ideas (layout editing, widget configuration, etc.)
• suggestions for simplifying GUI-O interface creation
• etc.

If you are interested in contributing ideas or participating in future testing, feel free to share your thoughts in this thread.

You can also contact the developer directly:

Email: bobstantonx@gmail.com
Forum handle: @heromed

Community feedback at this stage will help ensure the designer evolves into something that is truly useful for GUI-O users.

@Bernard That is great!

I also use AI for various tasks. It is incredibly useful, but in my opinion it is only a tool and should be treated as such.

Kl3m3n

@Bernard Hi!

Currently, no, it is not possible.
I will see if i can make a "toggle visibility" option for the next release.

Kl3m3n

@Bernard Hi.

Strange, this command works for me... You are terminating the command with new line, i.e. '\n'?

Can you try sending @sori1 ORI:2\r\n after creating the component?

Kl3m3n

@Bernard Hi.

If password is "not set" then you will not be able to connect. You need to set the password. Just remove and reinstall the app, or see my other response here:
https://forum.gui-o.com/post/1227

Best regards,
Kl3m3n

@Bernard Now I am thinking I understood your question wrong. Can you please elaborate a bit... What is user token?

Best regards.

@Bernard Hi.

did you tap the "down" button next to the device?
Show in the image below.

Best regards.
Kl3m3n

@Bernard Hi!

Yeah, I've been planning to update the examples for the new esp core library.

Sadly, I haven't gotten around to it yet. I've already updated some esp32 examples, but not the esp8266.

Currently, I don't have access to my PC, but I will try to update the examples in the following weekend... I will do my best and will let you know.

If you cannot wait that long, I suggest you try running an older version of Arduino IDE.

Best regards,
Kl3m3n

@Bernard Hi.

You can do one of the following:

1. Clear the app data from Android settings (settings - apps - GUI-O - clear all data). Note that this will clear everything, even stored devices.

2. Follow this link on GUI-O website:
   https://www.gui-o.com/examples/gui-o-and-boards/esp32#h.7e5a31l59xj
   Download the example and check the credentials in the code near the top. You can use port 8883 for secure communication, or 1883 otherwise. Client id can be empty, in this case GUI-O selects a unique generic client. You can also set it to your unique username.

Best regards,
Kl3m3n