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Program Error in Web Based UI when displaying code
@Geddy I received an email that you replied to this post but your reply is not appearing. I am doing nothing other than just displaying my code and just going through things. I did easily note that no edits could be done just actually reporting this error. I do know that it is not yet 100 percent but just trying to help! John
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On Clearing Java Cache and Rerunning Start.jnlp
@Geddy , Thank-you. All matches this time right out of the box! And this was a local logon not using portal credentials. Thank-you for the advice and answer. John
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Program Error in Web Based UI when displaying code
Solved an error in a previous post whereby I could not display my code in a program using the new web based UI. By adding a dummy integer variable, (had plenty of State variables), I can now view my code. Thanks to @bmercier for this bug work around. Now, in my notifications using my email server, the old way of notifications, I get the following red error:"*** Action Not Supported: Notify ***". The line that is in error is: Send Notifications to 'Default' content 'Someone Opened Garage' That code above, clearly seen and editable in the original Java UI, that is hidden by that red error, still works just great as I get an email or text sent through my email server on any program I have using the original notification method supplied in IoX. Using the Notification Controller works just as well too, but there are times when a text, (which I can still do), or email can be preferable. My question is why? Another bug I would guess. Is the original form of Notification to be deprecated in future updates/upgrades, which I truly hope does not happen? Thanks again! John
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On Clearing Java Cache and Rerunning Start.jnlp
I recently upgraded my eisy to the latest 6.0/7.2 firmware. I did not clear my java cache nor did I renew it by rerunning the startup java script, start.jnlp, needed after every upgrade. I have had no errors or issues whatsoever. In these latest upgrades, and moving forward, is this still necessary? My Finder appears correct, I can login locally and via portal credentials without any issue, warning or error.. Thanks for the info! John
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New Web/Browser Based Login 6.0/7.2
@bmercier THANK-YOU! That worked! Had plenty of State variables bit no Integer variables. Other odd things have shown up that I will post separately. @wmcneil Thank-you too! That's what I read and I should have figured it out by fully reading!!! John
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New Web/Browser Based Login 6.0/7.2
@bmercier Thank-you! Again, just I "thought" I read something about it at port 8080 in a forum post here. I guess I got confused regarding port 8080 in the mulitpage Forum Post/Topic "Questions after update to IoX v.6.0.0" Regarding clearing the java cache and running the start.jnlp again, is that really still needed? I didn't do it, everything works fine, but should that still be done moving forward. Lastly, I probably should create a new post but I'll try it here; In the new web/browser based gui, when I try to load my programs, any program, I get Error Loading Variables (1). I realize that the new UI is not at 100 percent, but just checking. Is this my error or a not yet mature UI error?
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New Web/Browser Based Login 6.0/7.2
There has been some confusion over logging in to our eisy units since the major upgrade to the 6.0/7.2 versions. I have figured all that out and can sign in to my eisy with my local eisy username and password using port 8443, or using my portal password by not specifying any port and of course using the IoX Finder. By the way, I did not clear my java cache nor did I renew by rerunning the startup java script needed after every upgrade. I have had no errors or issues. From the UDI team, must I still do this? It seems to me that I read somewhere in the forums, that I of course cannot find, that one can login to the new browser/web based UI using one's local username and password by specifying a port and I thought that was port 8080. I've tried multiple browsers and my browsers report nothing is there, i.e. "looks like nothing is there" or similar reply for each browser. Is there a way to login to the new web/browser based UI using one's local username and password or is this fully entrenched in the cloud via the portal. After updating to 7.2, I forgot to sync my UDI Mobile and before doing that I could not access any of my variables using the web/browser based UI. After the sync to UDI mobile, all my variables came through. Prior to that had an error loading variables (1), or similar language buyt there was a (1) at the end. Thanks for your information and insight. John
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Upgrading from old upgradable version to 7.0/7.1
Thank-you!!!
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Upgrading from old upgradable version to 7.0/7.1
Does the latest update to 7.0/7.1 require the 6.x upgrade first? Or will the update do the full upgrade from 5.9.1 to 7.1. Just wondering about the sequence of events for those units not getting upgraded yet. Sometimes you have to update then do update again to get caught up. I still have one eisy on 5.9.1 that I won't get to until mid November. I had great luck with my local eisy from 5.9.1 to 6.0. will move to 7.1 in the next week or so on my local unit. Thanks. John
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Kind of scary. Update to 14.3/IoX 6
@jkmcfadden I do not have any zwave stuff yet. All insteon but the time is coming when I will need zwave items such as for one, motion detectors. The insteon motion sensors just don't work well. Don't think insteon has revealed all the coding aspects to UDI on some of their products. I am also not an early adopter or upgrader. My guess is by now, udi has worked out most all of the upgrade kinks we have been following. Please keep us posted. John
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Kind of scary. Update to 14.3/IoX 6
Well, I couldn't wait and checked the sysconfig.txt file and showed everything up to date. Looked at the UDM and showed the same so logged in and WOW! everything was there via the java appet. Up to date. Logged in via the web and all seemed good. PG3 was running, my notifications were working so far so good! I was prepared for a looong process but 12-13 minutes?! Good job UDI! My wish is that this wasn't, or so it may seem, going out to the cloud for logins via portal logins. I would like my old username back for both. I can sort of understand the change for the java applet but the web browser? But it is acceptable. I have one more to go in about a month as it is remote. Hope I have the same luck. John
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Kind of scary. Update to 14.3/IoX 6
I did all the checks to ensure my eisy was previously updated to the most recent versions, backed everything up and started the upgrade. My UD Portal signaled upgrade in progress several times, stopped pg3, told me my eisy rebooted and then told me that my node server was back up. What scares me is this took only 12 minutes. I am fearful of trying to log on lest I interfere with the process. How long should I wait? 2 hours? Thanks John
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ANDs and Parenthesis'
@apostolakisl Thank-you! John
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ANDs and Parenthesis'
Thank-you sir!
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ANDs and Parenthesis'
I have three (3) ANDed conditions that must be met before an action, (THEN), can occur. what is best practice in IOX. As I recall from past programming in IOX parenthesis' must be used for ANDing or ORing at times. XOR and XAND. I always get this stuff mixed up these days! So, is the following best, (pretty exclusive that the first two conditions must be met), practice... If ( 'Double Garage Door-Sensor' Status is On And $Can_Close is 1 ) And $s_GarageDoorIsOPEN is 1 Then ..... or is the code snippet the next best method to ensure that all 3 conditions are in fact met. If ( 'Double Garage Door-Sensor' Status is On And $Can_Close is 1 And $s_GarageDoorIsOPEN is 1 ) Then .... Thanks!! John