Yesterday at 09:39 AM1 day MacOS 26.7.1, IoX 6.1.2_3, UDX 5.0.0, PG3x 3.4.23, eisy UI 1.3.4I’m 7 time zones away from my eisy. eisyUI shows local time, but if there’s a way to show eisy system time, I can’t find it. How can I determine system time?
15 hours ago15 hr What does it say on the display on the Configuration tab under the System option. This displays the GMT offset of your system and a time that may be the system time (My eisy is in my local time zone so I am guessing about this).
8 hours ago8 hr Author 7 hours ago, stillwater said:What does it say on the display on the Configuration tab under the System option. This displays the GMT offset of your system and a time that may be the system time (My eisy is in my local time zone so I am guessing about this).Well, that's the point! There is no Configuration tab under the System option; that was in the Java interface, but I cannot use that any more (it comes up blank). AFAICT, there is no analog to the Configuration tab, and thus there is no time in the eisy.ui interface.
6 hours ago6 hr 1 hour ago, GHenry said:There is no Configuration tab under the System option;Perhaps that's coming in a near release? I'm using the latest beta eisy-ui (1.4.2), and there is a Configuration Option under the System Settings that allows specification of location and display of time. Edited 6 hours ago6 hr by dwengrovitz
6 hours ago6 hr I'm in the eastern time zone and the times in the log file are two hours earlier. Same thing with other time zones?
6 hours ago6 hr Author 43 minutes ago, dwengrovitz said:I'm using the latest beta eisy-ui (1.4.2), and there is a Configuration Option under the System Settings that allows specification of location and display of time.I tried changing "1.3.4" to "1.4.2" and I see the Configuration tab with the other System Options and Legacy Options, but it did NOT display those time and map graphics. That's what I hoped to see…?
6 hours ago6 hr Author 37 minutes ago, Guy Lavoie said:I'm in the eastern time zone and the times in the log file are two hours earlier. Same thing with other time zones?With the Java interface, my time zone, system time, and log time were always the same, and correct. Edited 5 hours ago5 hr by GHenry
5 hours ago5 hr 32 minutes ago, GHenry said:With the Java interface, my time zone, system time, and log time were always the same, and correct.Same here.
3 hours ago3 hr 2 hours ago, GHenry said:I tried changing "1.3.4" to "1.4.2" and I see the Configuration tab with the other System Options and Legacy Options, but it did NOT display those time and map graphics. That's what I hoped to see…?1 hour ago, Guy Lavoie said:Same here.Likely using the remote access, this must be re-opened to see new version. Tip: the version is in the URL, so if incorrect new features may not be displayed.
3 hours ago3 hr Author 48 minutes ago, Javi said:Likely using the remote access, this must be re-opened to see new version. Tip: the version is in the URL, so if incorrect new features may not be displayed.Thanks, Javi. I'm really hesitant to change anything from over 8,000 km away! Updates will have to wait until I get back in six weeks. 😟 Patience, they say, is a virtue…
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