Thanks Steve,
The size question is (trying to be more clear this time): If the panel is small enough that it fits within the frame then we can use it via the frame server, but if the panel does not fit within the frame size then the frame server (at least for us) does not allow moving the frame around (or moving the panel within the frame) so that the parts that are not visible become visible.? This means part of the panel is never visible or accessible - and so the panel is effectively unusable via the frame server.? My question is are we seeing this behavior (cannot move the panel or frame to see the rest of the panel) because of a config issue or on our part or is that just the way it is and we have to redo the panels to make them smaller in order to get them to work via frame server?
As for websockets - I will check the UR:you provided to see what the iPad reports but this all used to work fine on these same iPads.? Previously (we have frame server enabled - we probably did not need to) if we selected a panel and it was displayed via the frame server there would be some links at the bottom of the page Saying 'Home' 'List' and one or two more.? We could click on either Home or list and from there select the panel and it would then display the panel full screen (as opposed to a picture of the panel within a frame with scroll bars that cannot be used) and we could drag the panel around to see different parts of it and use it.? What used to work on JMRI 4.16 + WiThrottle 3.0.2 + iPad Gen2 iOS 9.3.5 no longer works for some reason (after upgrade to JMRI 4.17.4 & Wi Throttle 3.0.4 OR 3.0.2 + iPad Gen2 iOS 9.3.5.? - and continues to no longer work after removing JMRI 4.17.4 and reinstalling 4.16.
We have rebooted the iPads, reset them and restored to factory default - all with no change.?
If we use safari browser and attempt to go to a web page we can see an error that says:
Error running javascript:
TypeError: $.websocket is not a function. (in $.websocket','$.websocket' is undefined)
URL:
Line Number 215
Thanks,
Rick
