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imrahil / OctoPrint-NavbarTemp

Plugin for OctoPrint - displays temperatures on navbar
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Missing Settings dialog; forgetting display Raspi temperature #18

Closed chrissv closed 6 years ago

chrissv commented 7 years ago

Looking at the code, it looks like there should be some settings dialog for this plugin. I am using Octoprint 1.3.1 and no settings are apparent in the Octoprint "Settings" page.

Additionally, the first time I installed the plugin, the Raspi temperature was displayed. But when I restarted the Octoprint application, the display disappeared (only showing the Hotend and Bed temperatures), and I can't figure out how to get it back.

hypersonicdk commented 7 years ago

I've got the same problem. How can I fix it? thanks

cristiansavaro commented 7 years ago

same issue here : the config panel under octoprint settings disappeared and the raspi temp disappeared from the navbar as well. i am using octoprint 1.3.3.

timolow commented 7 years ago

+1 having the same issue on 1.3.4 fresh install

WarpZoneNL commented 7 years ago

The templatefile "navbartemp_settings_raspi.jinja2" issn't copied right while installing. Mine was empty! After filling with content from github and a reboot, it works again!

kain000 commented 7 years ago

I copied the text directly from the navbartemp_settings_raspi.jinja2 github page and overwrote the existing navbartemp_settings_raspi.jinja2, but I still have no menu in the Octoprint settings.

Could you specify exactly what you did to restore your settings menu?

dejanzidar commented 7 years ago

Hi, in my case problem was, that I use RPi 3 and plugin did not not recognise it. So I edited file: _/home/pi/oprint/lib/python2.7/site-packages/octoprint_navbartemp/init.py_ I added recognition Hardware code for RPi 3 (BCM2835)

init.py.zip

then I ompiled init.py file by using: _python -m compileall /home/pi/oprint/lib/python2.7/site-packages/octoprint_navbartemp/init.py_

reboot and that is it.

Have a nice day

chrissv commented 7 years ago

Yes! The fix from @dejanzidar took care of the problem. So it looks like the problem is this plugin doesn't recognize a RasPi 3 (which I also have).

Note in the above comment, the underlines in the file name don't show up (got eaten by the github text formatter). The actual file is __init__.py in all cases, and not init.py

chrissv commented 7 years ago

Note this issue has the same root cause as issue #23