A mobile interface for the OpenSprinkler irrigation device. Designed to allow manual control, program management (preview, add, edit, and delete), initiation of a run-once program, viewing graphical and tabulated representations of log data, viewing device status, adjusting rain delay, and changing of OpenSprinkler settings.
I work with relatively short but more frequent watering cycles. In the logs under Timeline, these times therefore only appear as short dashes. In the web interface on the PC, I can scroll here with the mouse wheel and thus spread the time axis until I have a resolution down to the minute range.
In the Android app and in the web interface on the smartphone, unfortunately, this does not work at first. A horizontal slide gesture is only evaluated as a horizontal shift. A zoom - gesture enlarges the screen as a whole, but does not lead to any spreading of the timeline. This is probably an Android - problem, because no scroll event is triggered by the gesture control (Timeline.jpg - left).
If I now connect a mouse to my smartphone, the spreading of the timeline via scrolling with the mouse wheel works the same way as on the PC (Timeline.jpg - right). In principle, the app can evaluate a scroll event in the same way as the web interface.
In a further development of the app, is there any thought of supporting the spreading of the timeline via a mechanism other than a scroll event so that you don't have to connect a mouse (or does this already exist)?
Unfortunately this is not likely since we use a third party library for this plot. For now, I think the table view is the best option on your android device.
I work with relatively short but more frequent watering cycles. In the logs under Timeline, these times therefore only appear as short dashes. In the web interface on the PC, I can scroll here with the mouse wheel and thus spread the time axis until I have a resolution down to the minute range.
In the Android app and in the web interface on the smartphone, unfortunately, this does not work at first. A horizontal slide gesture is only evaluated as a horizontal shift. A zoom - gesture enlarges the screen as a whole, but does not lead to any spreading of the timeline. This is probably an Android - problem, because no scroll event is triggered by the gesture control (Timeline.jpg - left).
If I now connect a mouse to my smartphone, the spreading of the timeline via scrolling with the mouse wheel works the same way as on the PC (Timeline.jpg - right). In principle, the app can evaluate a scroll event in the same way as the web interface.
In a further development of the app, is there any thought of supporting the spreading of the timeline via a mechanism other than a scroll event so that you don't have to connect a mouse (or does this already exist)?