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Just to keep people informed. I fixed up and added some improvements to the app:
Also, please bear in mind, the app will be changing its appearance over time. This one long screen layout is only temporary in order to get the app out and released. The app will eventually allow for tab switching and swiping screens much like with the Android app. That functionality is being worked on but like I've said before, requires learning and some time. Anyways, hopefully this will get things functioning better for you guys.
Here are 2 screenshots of the app. They are taken on a 3.5" device (so the larger devices will display more on the screen at once). This one just displays the status. This one shows the relay status. When the relays are in the overridden state, the light blue triangle with the exclamation point is displayed indicating that the port is overridden. To remove the override status, just tap on that blue triangle and it will reset the port. I will update the original post with the status once I get it submitted to the app store for update.
- Displays the main relay
- Toggles the relay status for each port
- Added Feeding Mode, Water Change Mode and Exit Mode buttons at the bottom
- Fixed up the display issue/artifacts with the icon
- Changed the black/carbon background to white
Also, please bear in mind, the app will be changing its appearance over time. This one long screen layout is only temporary in order to get the app out and released. The app will eventually allow for tab switching and swiping screens much like with the Android app. That functionality is being worked on but like I've said before, requires learning and some time. Anyways, hopefully this will get things functioning better for you guys.
Here are 2 screenshots of the app. They are taken on a 3.5" device (so the larger devices will display more on the screen at once). This one just displays the status. This one shows the relay status. When the relays are in the overridden state, the light blue triangle with the exclamation point is displayed indicating that the port is overridden. To remove the override status, just tap on that blue triangle and it will reset the port. I will update the original post with the status once I get it submitted to the app store for update.
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Awesome thanks for all the hard work. Can't wait to try it out.
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source code uploaded to my github account. project name is iosStatus.
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Awesome x1000000binder wrote:source code uploaded to my github account. project name is iosStatus.
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it will be changing as well... I'm thinking of shifting from using storyboards to programmatically creating the interface to get it to do what I want.lnevo wrote:Awesome x1000000binder wrote:source code uploaded to my github account. project name is iosStatus.
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Programmatically creating the interface would be much better for long term maintenance and enhancements.
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yeah, that's what I was thinking as well. I have already started working on it and learning how to do it.lnevo wrote:Programmatically creating the interface would be much better for long term maintenance and enhancements.
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Newest version just release! It's live. Update your apps folks and now be able to control your main relay plus the couple modes.
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Nice update. Thanks Curt.
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Thank you binder!
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welcome. hopefully the app will be more useful to you now.romebaby wrote:Thank you binder!
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Looks good. Is there a way to rename the ports?
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not yetjjdezek wrote:Looks good. Is there a way to rename the ports?
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Thank you binder. Looks great!
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Excellent, I now can upgrade my iOS.
Thanks Binder!
Thanks Binder!
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welcome to all for the kind regards.ozworld wrote:Excellent, I now can upgrade my iOS.
Thanks Binder!
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Thank you!!
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Loving the new update, thanks!!!!!!
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Im new to the RA but so far iphone app is working perfect. Is there a way to change the port names? Ive changed the labels in portal but they don't reflect on my iphone app...
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this feature will come in the future. i still have to get more things functioning and working correctly first. i also have to figure out a good way to handle this.bfeik wrote:Im new to the RA but so far iphone app is working perfect. Is there a way to change the port names? Ive changed the labels in portal but they don't reflect on my iphone app...
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Hey Binder we don't want you spending all your time on the I-Phone and forgetting about the Android. Ha Ha.
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don't worry, I'm notSacohen wrote:Hey Binder we don't want you spending all your time on the I-Phone and forgetting about the Android. Ha Ha.
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looks great, but when I downloaded it to my ipad, I get "Your host is not setup. Please configure your host from the settings app". What is that? where do I set it up?
Thanks
Thanks
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The main Settings application where you configure your sound, background, wifi, etc.
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Doh!! Of course, thanks...
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Thank you so much. I love it.
Funny story. Last night my sister sat my three kids while my wife and I went out for dinner. From the restaurant I decided to have fun and cycle the lights and pumps on and off a bunch of times. My sister was freaked out but my 6 year old responded that
"It's just daddy."
Funny story. Last night my sister sat my three kids while my wife and I went out for dinner. From the restaurant I decided to have fun and cycle the lights and pumps on and off a bunch of times. My sister was freaked out but my 6 year old responded that
"It's just daddy."