I'm not having that problem.pandimus wrote:The screen Label gets covered up be date and notifications
It may the size of your screen.
I'm not having that problem.pandimus wrote:The screen Label gets covered up be date and notifications
agreed.pandimus wrote:I agree. I just think it is a slightly too big font.
good information. thanks!Sacohen wrote:I've been trouble shooting a problem with my DC pump and have noticed that if I try to change the DC Pump mode on the app it will cause the app to stop.
Exactly what happened with me.. All other modes you can change to/from. But when you get to else mode. If you long press it, app crashesSacohen wrote:No just the mode setting.
The mode happens to be in "Else" mode, I don't know if it happens when it's in other modes.
I changed it to Tidal in the Portal and was able to change it to Sine in the app, but when I went to change it to something else from the app it crashed.
Kind of strange behavior.
Yeah, that is very possible. If they are both trying to communicate at the same time or shortly after the other one, then you can run into an issue like that where the connection will timeout. I have seen that before when I try to connect too quickly (1 minute refresh or continuously tapping the refresh button).dapg8gt wrote:I'm getting multiple timeouts with the new one and also something saying timed out/terminated by host or something along those lines..
I am running it along with the original app so I'm unsure if possibly they are conflicting with each other or something..
binder wrote:Yeah, that is very possible. If they are both trying to communicate at the same time or shortly after the other one, then you can run into an issue like that where the connection will timeout. I have seen that before when I try to connect too quickly (1 minute refresh or continuously tapping the refresh button).dapg8gt wrote:I'm getting multiple timeouts with the new one and also something saying timed out/terminated by host or something along those lines..
I am running it along with the original app so I'm unsure if possibly they are conflicting with each other or something..
thanks for the info.mudcat1 wrote:Curt,
I am still using Android ver. 2.3.4 but I am not suggesting that you have to continue to support it, because I could also use Roberto's universal app on the iPhone, if necessary. I know it can be a pain to support older versions of software.
Curt,binder wrote:thanks for the info.mudcat1 wrote:Curt,
I am still using Android ver. 2.3.4 but I am not suggesting that you have to continue to support it, because I could also use Roberto's universal app on the iPhone, if necessary. I know it can be a pain to support older versions of software.
are there any features that i am adding that you are wanting?
you will still be able to run the existing version of the app and it wont just stop working. it just will not update anymore. so you can continue to run the app. i also maintain a repository of all the old versions if they are needed. so you wont have to switch to using the iphone app if you did not want to.
Sent from my iPad mini
awesome. I'm glad to hear that.mudcat1 wrote: Curt,
The existing app is working great for me. So no worries.
I tracked down and fixed that bug. It was an easy one once I had my Plus connected up. It was an error on my part and I've got it working now just fine with changing the DC Pump settings from all the modes.pandimus wrote:Exactly what happened with me.. All other modes you can change to/from. But when you get to else mode. If you long press it, app crashesSacohen wrote:No just the mode setting.
The mode happens to be in "Else" mode, I don't know if it happens when it's in other modes.
I changed it to Tidal in the Portal and was able to change it to Sine in the app, but when I went to change it to something else from the app it crashed.
Kind of strange behavior.
yes, possibly this weekend.pandimus wrote:Is your second beta comming out soon?
its no trouble at all...just part of it at times.pandimus wrote:Sorry for all your trouble.. I hope you feel better.. Take your time i was just Curious.. Im surprised they didn't just send you a new mobo
i dont think you can have multiple versions targeting different platforms.phrusher wrote:Isn't it possible to have multiple versions deployed simultaneously in the play store, targeting different platforms? I think I read something about that some time ago. If so then it would be possible to keep the current version that targets pre 4.0 for legacy and users with +4.0 would get the new version.
It was a long time ago I read about this so I could be wrong, or I just misunderstood...
I had a look around and found this: http://developer.android.com/google/play/filters.htmlbinder wrote:i dont think you can have multiple versions targeting different platforms.
the legacy users just will not be able to upgrade to anything newer than the version they are at.
So if I understand correctly you activate multiple APKs in the play store and you set <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="14"> in your updated app, then the new version should only be visible to +4.0 devices and people with old devices could still install the legacy app from the play store. This way it would still be possible to deploy maintenance releases for legacy devices if you really, really need to.You can use any combination of the available filters for your app. For example, you can set a minSdkVersion requirement of "4" and set smallScreens="false" in the app, then when uploading the app to Google Play you could target European countries (carriers) only. Google Play's filters will thus prevent the application from being available on any device that does not match all three of these requirements.