The groov View app on a smartphone is simply the phones browser in full screen mode.
You can mimic this on a PC by resizing the browser to the same size as the phone.
Or a more advanced way is to use a browser plug in and change browsers user agent to that of a phone browser.
We’re not likely to do a native version of groov View: running in a web browser is kind of the whole point. The mobile apps are mostly just wrappers around a web browser to let you ditch the browser chrome (e.g. the url bar, navigation, etc) and run them in a nice kiosk mode.
Right! Thats all I want, just a nicely wrapped browser window that gives the appearance of being a program like Pac Display. Its not a huge deal just something on my wishlist.
Currently if we run Groov View in full screen mode (on a touchscreen with no keyboard) and it fails to load the “X” to close the browser is hidden. I guess the hidden drop-down “X” at the top center of the screen is just not general knowledge because I get phone calls for support and then I have to login just to close and reopen a browser window.
I’m with @gmitchell, regarding the ability to change tag colour in the Text Area gadget. All other gadgets which are capable of displaying tags as text now have the “Tag Style” section which allows you to set the tag colour. I feel it would be appropriate if this gadget also followed suit, plus it would allow so much more flexibility
I would like to see support for sound. I would like to be able to trigger a wav file or MP3 the way I can make an image show up with a true/false. We have timers that would benefit from audio.
Support for IFTTT.com and or Microsoft Flow with alerts would allow us to kick off other things.
Hi, it’s probably a small thing, but I haven’t been able to find a symbol for a typical wye strainer to be used in the graphics. Is this something that could be added?
I know updated groov View now support font color.
But this feature cannot be applied on % formatted value.
Ooh, that one’s a bug, it should have worked. The values you use would need to be pre-scaled (e.g. in the 0.0 to 1.0 range, instead of 0 to 100), but the input isn’t allowing decimal values.
4.2b just went out, unfortunately, but I’ll get it squashed for the 4.2c release.
Is it possible to create an alarming image? I know that sounds bad, but literally, like a flashing alarm light? This would be great for noting a trouble condition in a system.