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Hi, I have started playing with an Arduino and uploading Pulse counts from my power meter, Temp and Humidity, all is working pretty good. I am trying to embed a widget by copy and paste from the Observation studio dashboard in a blank HTML file on my web site, Then link to this from another page, the problem I am having is that everything works fine in Google Chrome but, it appears to load in Internet Explorer 11 then just shows as a blank page, when run in compatibility mode shows the meter frame with meter name but still no meter. Am I missing something simple here. The code below is the contents of the html file it will work in Chrome but not IE I have checked Internet option > Security > Custom Level > Scripting Of Java Aplets = Enable Have installed and confirmed working the latest version of Java, the meter works fine in the Dashboard on IE. Thanks in advance for any help.
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We reproduced this and have created a patch. Our plan is to apply the patch later today or tomorrow. Thanks for reporting it! |
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The patch has been applied. We tested your embed code and it worked on IE11 now. You may need to do a hard F5 while your browser is pointing at that page to refresh your local browser cache with our changes. | ||
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Cool, All working on IE11, Chrome and Safari on iDevices. Finally getting the hang of this stuff. for anyone interested here is a link to what I have set up Desert Projects Grovestreams This should be trending for a while until things get changed around. I plan to show how I have done this and code if I get time for others to experiment with. |
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@Spud - Very nice page! We just posted an energy cost tutorial yesterday. The tutorial's cost technique isn't real-world (average monthly kWh * price), but it is a good tutorial to learn how to do a cost calculation. | ||
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