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I'm home sick today so I wrapped up some misc fixes into a new release. Thanks to Uipko now it won't crash if you view the graph before the server is up. Also, I added a new option so you can choose to not have the alarm go off if the server can't be contacted. This is for people with flaky...

Hey Uipko, sorry for the delayed reply, I've been a little busy and haven't been checking the thread. If you've got improvements go ahead and send me a patch and I'll put it in for the next version. If you end up working on PitDroid more I'll give you commit access to the repo, so you can...

Looks like you're right. I'm sure it's something related to the fact that there's no data, because as soon as you actually connect to the HeaterMeter it works fine. I'll fix that in the next version but I don't think I'll put out an update just to fix that, since it's pretty easy to avoid.

Well, after an hour and a half of frustrating back and forth I figured out the magic settings to make the GridLayout library work. Basically, it worked fine during all my testing over the weekend, but when I went to make the special version for the Play store it gave me a cryptic error. When I...

So weird. I smoked a brisket this weekend with no problems, but I'm getting the crash now too. According to the crash reports it's related to the new gridlayout I'm using for the dash view. I just tried to roll it back to the old version but it seems like I have to make a new version instead...

I uploaded a new version to the Play Store yesterday, so everyone should get it automatically. User Eric T added pan/zoom support to the graph, and I ported over the time until alarm/degrees per hour stuff from the webpage. Let me know if you have any problems.

No, there isn't a way to change the set point from the app, although I wish there was! I need to add the administrator login before I can do that, and although Bryan told me how to do it I haven't gotten around to it yet. I've been having some wrist problems lately, so I've been trying to...

Yeah, I've seen that before too RJ. The app is running, but somehow the service isn't. I've tried to dupe it but I haven't had any luck so far. I suspected it might have something to do with rotating the phone between landscape and portrait, since that restarts the app, but I did it a bunch...

Even better. Thanks again Bryan.

That's awesome that it caught that for you Dale! I did a little work on PitDroid this weekend and ported over the "time until temperature" code from the webpage. It seems to work, but I want to try it out on the smoke I'll be doing next weekend before pushing it out to everyone.

Cool, thanks for the info Bryan. I don't want to make people have to telnet into their HeaterMeter to enable this though, so I'll try to be a man and scrape it. That login page is pretty simple, so it might not be a big deal.

I'm looking into adding admin support to my app. I read through the urls and commands page on the wiki and tried to figure out a command string for changing the setpoint. It seems like it should be something like this: http://server/luci/lm/set?sp=250 That just gives me an error message...

Yeah, if you installed any downloaded version you'll need to uninstall that and install it from the play store to get latest. Once you've done that you should get any future updates from the play store automatically though.

Haha, nah, I was just grumbling. If you want to donate some money give it to Bryan, he's the one who's done all the hard work.

FYI, I made some updates and built a 1.0 version today. I uploaded it to the Play store, so you shouldn't have to go through any hoops now, just search for it and install it from there. It said it would take a couple hours before it shows up though. (Also, did anyone know you have to pay $25...

Well, depends on your definition of easy Shane. The code is all on the GoogleCode page, but it's not in a zip or anything, you need to sync it with Subversion. Once you've got it it's pretty much ready to go though. Just install the Android SDK and open the project in Eclipse.

Actually, it already does that RJ. If you have an alarm set it creates an Android service, which puts a persistent notification up to indicate that it's monitoring, and to show an alert if you go over your alarm point. Also, if you select that notification it will bring the app to the...

I just got the display out of the parts list Matt, so it's not transreflective. I haven't had any problems reading it outside though.

Because of how Android works the alarm runs in a background service. That means it's somewhat separated from the app. So, even though a probe is over or under an alarm point in the app, the service won't know about it until it does its scheduled check. To get it to work in the app I would...

I uploaded a new version, with better alarm sound support. I didn't bother updating the JSON format, since it doesn't affect PitDroid currently. When I put in proper admin support I'll switch it over to using the internal alarm points though, since then I'll be able to update them too.