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I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hi Mike! Thanks for solving the issue for me. I would not have figured this out on my own. Your code has been very useful to me-see below. I have fixed the first of two websites that use your code. I am not an experienced 'coder' but I do have enough patience to cobble together code that others have shared to make my gadgets work. I appreciate you sharing your time, effort and wisdom with me.

We are using your gadget to help us remotely monitor greenhouse conditions via Arduino and Thingspeak. Our community garden club grew 1400 tomato plants for our annual plant sale raising about $4700 that we will reinvest in the community. The hardware and website featuring your gadget allowed us to look at the temperature and rh continuously giving us insight into how we could optimize the heating and cooling in the greenhouse. The greenhouse website is https://goo.gl/H3cSRa although we have stopped running the arduino for the summer. I have an additional setup in my basement where I raise plants for my own vegetable garden https://goo.gl/Htb1da

Again, Thanks very much!

Jim Myracle

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Mike Teachman notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hi Jim,

I just checked out the websites. Very cool ! A community garden is a great use for Google Sites. You figured out a lot. It's not obvious how to configure these gadgets. Leaving the right configuration panel in place makes it interactive for site users, to configure the chart how they want to see it.

I'm starting to work on part II of the IoT charts Instructable. I hope to have that done in about a month from now. But, with summer coming I don't get as much project time as I'd like, so it might end up being 2 months ! Part II will have more google gadgets that can be linked to ThingSpeak and Sparkfun Data. And, a site template that should make it fast to build a sensor site.

Can I ask a favor? Would you be able to take a minute to describe the workflow you used to install and configure the gadget on the google sites you built? I curious to learn about any challenges you faced. That will help me with part II, to best describe a workflow that is easy to follow.

A couple of final questions: what monitor resolution do you use? (e.g. 1280x800) and, do you ever want to see the charts using a mobile device? (the gadget is presently not optimized for mobile devices).

thanks!

Mike ----- Original Message ----- From: jlmyra To: MikeTeachman/gadgets-iotcharts Cc: Mike Teachman ; Comment Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 10:35 AM Subject: Re: [MikeTeachman/gadgets-iotcharts] iot Charts (#1)

Again, Thanks very much!

Jim Myracle

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Mike Teachman notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hi! I'll answer your last question first. The screen resolution on my Mac is 1440 x 900. Mobile phone use is very important. I usually want to look at the data when I am at the greenhouse but I rarely have my laptop but I always have my iPhone. As you know the right side of the graph is chopped off and I am unable to see the settings pane to change the time series if I want to for some reason. So, yes mobile access would be very useful to me. I have thought about playing with the gadget code to see if I could adjust it for the phone but I have never found the time. Google sites has a mobile display setting as well but there appears to be a whole learning curve(for me) associated with that.

As for the workflow question, I will think about my experience and send you my thoughts in a few days. I am out of town on business right now.

Thanks again. Jim

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 1:35 PM, jlmyra jlmyra@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Mike! Thanks for solving the issue for me. I would not have figured this out on my own. Your code has been very useful to me-see below. I have fixed the first of two websites that use your code. I am not an experienced 'coder' but I do have enough patience to cobble together code that others have shared to make my gadgets work. I appreciate you sharing your time, effort and wisdom with me.

We are using your gadget to help us remotely monitor greenhouse conditions via Arduino and Thingspeak. Our community garden club grew 1400 tomato plants for our annual plant sale raising about $4700 that we will reinvest in the community. The hardware and website featuring your gadget allowed us to look at the temperature and rh continuously giving us insight into how we could optimize the heating and cooling in the greenhouse. The greenhouse website is https://goo.gl/H3cSRa although we have stopped running the arduino for the summer. I have an additional setup in my basement where I raise plants for my own vegetable garden https://goo.gl/Htb1da

Again, Thanks very much!

Jim Myracle

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Mike Teachman notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hi Jim,

Thanks for sharing your insights on mobile usage. I'm going to try to learn how to make future gadgets work better on mobile devices. There are gadget design best practices to make a gadget "gracefully adapt" to smaller screens. It would be a good ambition to implement these practices on future gadgets.

Mike

On Mon, May 16, 2016 at 6:10 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi! I'll answer your last question first. The screen resolution on my Mac is 1440 x 900. Mobile phone use is very important. I usually want to look at the data when I am at the greenhouse but I rarely have my laptop but I always have my iPhone. As you know the right side of the graph is chopped off and I am unable to see the settings pane to change the time series if I want to for some reason. So, yes mobile access would be very useful to me. I have thought about playing with the gadget code to see if I could adjust it for the phone but I have never found the time. Google sites has a mobile display setting as well but there appears to be a whole learning curve(for me) associated with that.

As for the workflow question, I will think about my experience and send you my thoughts in a few days. I am out of town on business right now.

Thanks again. Jim

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 1:35 PM, jlmyra jlmyra@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Mike! Thanks for solving the issue for me. I would not have figured this out on my own. Your code has been very useful to me-see below. I have fixed the first of two websites that use your code. I am not an experienced 'coder' but I do have enough patience to cobble together code that others have shared to make my gadgets work. I appreciate you sharing your time, effort and wisdom with me.

We are using your gadget to help us remotely monitor greenhouse conditions via Arduino and Thingspeak. Our community garden club grew 1400 tomato plants for our annual plant sale raising about $4700 that we will reinvest in the community. The hardware and website featuring your gadget allowed us to look at the temperature and rh continuously giving us insight into how we could optimize the heating and cooling in the greenhouse. The greenhouse website is https://goo.gl/H3cSRa although we have stopped running the arduino for the summer. I have an additional setup in my basement where I raise plants for my own vegetable garden https://goo.gl/Htb1da

Again, Thanks very much!

Jim Myracle

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Mike Teachman < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hi. Sorry for the delay. I retraced my steps and recall that once I found your Github entry and read your instructions (thoroughly) for installing the gadget I was able to get the charts running. The challenge for me was that I was in uncharted waters--I was unfamiliar with GoogleSites which are not at all intuitive and my pathway for even attempting to solve my problem this way was tortuous. As I gained confidence with writing arduino sketches I added an SD card to record the data, then ethernet and a web server thinking I could access the data remotely and view it in Excel. This required hacking an old router with ddWrt operating in a client bridge mode-- but that's a whole other story). The problem is that the sketch generates so much data that it overwhelmed Excel. In searching for alternatives to Excel I came across Thingspeak which was one of the easiest elements that I added to my sketch. It was very easy to get up and running. I was very disappointed with the graphing capability offered so I started looking for alternative IoT sites to Thingspeak. There are plenty of them out there but I could not get any of them to work as they are much more complicated and the the documentation is very poor. So, I decided to get some help. I went to a hackerspace in Manhattan that offers Arduino Tuesdays http://www.meetup.com/fat-cat-fab-lab/events/231176736/ thinking I would find someone that could show me how to get one or more of the Thingspeak alternatives to work. The session was attended largely by coders who wanted to learn more about hardware. Unfortunately no one knew anything about what I was attempting to do. But, as the session was ending a guy sitting next to me- a coder at Autodesk- said "it could be you are approaching the problem the wrong way- consider creating a website and use Google charts to graph the Thingspeak dataset." This was not the answer I wanted to hear- I really didn't have the time to create a website and figure out how to use Google Charts. But, the next day I googled free website hosting and found GoogleSites and got a site up and running. Then I explored Google Charts and was completely overwhelmed. I started googling a lot of different things related to arduino, google charts, etc. and came across your github entry. After a couple of attempts (finally following your instructions thoroughly) I got the gadget to work. I studied your (amazing) code and figured out how to get the Google Gauges https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/gauges to work on my site too. I wish your Instructable had been available at the time. I'm sure it would have saved me a lot of time. I'm really proud of what I built and I owe a lot of unknowing contributors like yourself my very deep gratitude for your wisdom and desire to share. Again, a very heartfelt Thank-you for sharing your code and helping me along my learning journey.

Best, Jim

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 1:35 PM, jlmyra jlmyra@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Mike! Thanks for solving the issue for me. I would not have figured this out on my own. Your code has been very useful to me-see below. I have fixed the first of two websites that use your code. I am not an experienced 'coder' but I do have enough patience to cobble together code that others have shared to make my gadgets work. I appreciate you sharing your time, effort and wisdom with me.

We are using your gadget to help us remotely monitor greenhouse conditions via Arduino and Thingspeak. Our community garden club grew 1400 tomato plants for our annual plant sale raising about $4700 that we will reinvest in the community. The hardware and website featuring your gadget allowed us to look at the temperature and rh continuously giving us insight into how we could optimize the heating and cooling in the greenhouse. The greenhouse website is https://goo.gl/H3cSRa although we have stopped running the arduino for the summer. I have an additional setup in my basement where I raise plants for my own vegetable garden https://goo.gl/Htb1da

Again, Thanks very much!

Jim Myracle

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Mike Teachman notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hi Jim,

That is a great story ! I can totally relate to struggles, dead-ends, and then the incredible moments when something actually works. You built a great site. I know it's not easy with Google sites to get your graph page looking so clean, with no weird borders, and gadgets landing where you want them. That is excellent you adapted the code to work with gauges. I'd like to add gauges to the next release of the IoT charts. I got a gauge mostly working a couple of nights ago, but it was a real battle for me to adapt my code from the line chart to a single point. I'm "code by google example" Javascript programmer so these things are often trial and error efforts ! I'm a lot more comfortable with C code on embedded devices. I'm still getting used to ajax concepts with nested callbacks.

I've pretty much decided that the next tutorial will be "mobile first" -- trying to show how to built gadget-charts in google sites that look great on our phones. I think configuration of the google site will still need a laptop or desktop computer, but the viewing will be targeted at phones. Lots more googling, stack exchange, and digging into the google visualization api docs.

It's quite an amazing time we live in. There is so much information that people have shared. Part of my motivation for posting my work is to give back in whatever way it can.

All the best,

Mike

On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 5:56 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi. Sorry for the delay. I retraced my steps and recall that once I found your Github entry and read your instructions (thoroughly) for installing the gadget I was able to get the charts running. The challenge for me was that I was in uncharted waters--I was unfamiliar with GoogleSites which are not at all intuitive and my pathway for even attempting to solve my problem this way was tortuous. As I gained confidence with writing arduino sketches I added an SD card to record the data, then ethernet and a web server thinking I could access the data remotely and view it in Excel. This required hacking an old router with ddWrt operating in a client bridge mode-- but that's a whole other story). The problem is that the sketch generates so much data that it overwhelmed Excel. In searching for alternatives to Excel I came across Thingspeak which was one of the easiest elements that I added to my sketch. It was very easy to get up and running. I was very disappointed with the graphing capability offered so I started looking for alternative IoT sites to Thingspeak. There are plenty of them out there but I could not get any of them to work as they are much more complicated and the the documentation is very poor. So, I decided to get some help. I went to a hackerspace in Manhattan that offers Arduino Tuesdays http://www.meetup.com/fat-cat-fab-lab/events/231176736/ thinking I would find someone that could show me how to get one or more of the Thingspeak alternatives to work. The session was attended largely by coders who wanted to learn more about hardware. Unfortunately no one knew anything about what I was attempting to do. But, as the session was ending a guy sitting next to me- a coder at Autodesk- said "it could be you are approaching the problem the wrong way- consider creating a website and use Google charts to graph the Thingspeak dataset." This was not the answer I wanted to hear- I really didn't have the time to create a website and figure out how to use Google Charts. But, the next day I googled free website hosting and found GoogleSites and got a site up and running. Then I explored Google Charts and was completely overwhelmed. I started googling a lot of different things related to arduino, google charts, etc. and came across your github entry. After a couple of attempts (finally following your instructions thoroughly) I got the gadget to work. I studied your (amazing) code and figured out how to get the Google Gauges https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/gauges to work on my site too. I wish your Instructable had been available at the time. I'm sure it would have saved me a lot of time. I'm really proud of what I built and I owe a lot of unknowing contributors like yourself my very deep gratitude for your wisdom and desire to share. Again, a very heartfelt Thank-you for sharing your code and helping me along my learning journey.

Best,

Jim

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 1:35 PM, jlmyra jlmyra@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Mike! Thanks for solving the issue for me. I would not have figured this out on my own. Your code has been very useful to me-see below. I have fixed the first of two websites that use your code. I am not an experienced 'coder' but I do have enough patience to cobble together code that others have shared to make my gadgets work. I appreciate you sharing your time, effort and wisdom with me.

We are using your gadget to help us remotely monitor greenhouse conditions via Arduino and Thingspeak. Our community garden club grew 1400 tomato plants for our annual plant sale raising about $4700 that we will reinvest in the community. The hardware and website featuring your gadget allowed us to look at the temperature and rh continuously giving us insight into how we could optimize the heating and cooling in the greenhouse. The greenhouse website is https://goo.gl/H3cSRa although we have stopped running the arduino for the summer. I have an additional setup in my basement where I raise plants for my own vegetable garden https://goo.gl/Htb1da

Again, Thanks very much!

Jim Myracle

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Mike Teachman < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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Hi! Attached is my code for the google gauge gadget. Probably nothing here that you haven't figured out but just in case...

Also, here is a link to a JSFiddle page where you can play with the dial colors and other settings without having to make a gadget each time to see the effect. https://jsfiddle.net/jlmyra/z57d6rm1/#&togetherjs=H0aQ4wlOJL

I too am definitely a learn to code by example. If not for all the shared examples I'd have nothing.

As a footnote, I learned to code in Basic and Fortran from my Dad and in college, yes back in the punch card days. It was just at the time that 'time-sharing' emerged where one could interact with remote computers through terminals, mostly Teletypes. I got a job as a summer intern in 1972 at General Electric's Information Services Business Division. They kept me on during the winter months as I attended college. They installed a separate phone line, a Model 33 Teletype https://goo.gl/t1lX9j and initially a 15 character per second acoustic coupler phone modem. You can't imagine my excitement when I was upgraded to a 30 cps modem! Woo-hoo! And, here I am ~45 years later playing with an Arduino...

Thanks again, Jim

On Wed, Jun 1, 2016 at 1:33 AM, Mike Teachman notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Jim,

That is a great story ! I can totally relate to struggles, dead-ends, and then the incredible moments when something actually works. You built a great site. I know it's not easy with Google sites to get your graph page looking so clean, with no weird borders, and gadgets landing where you want them. That is excellent you adapted the code to work with gauges. I'd like to add gauges to the next release of the IoT charts. I got a gauge mostly working a couple of nights ago, but it was a real battle for me to adapt my code from the line chart to a single point. I'm "code by google example" Javascript programmer so these things are often trial and error efforts ! I'm a lot more comfortable with C code on embedded devices. I'm still getting used to ajax concepts with nested callbacks.

I've pretty much decided that the next tutorial will be "mobile first" -- trying to show how to built gadget-charts in google sites that look great on our phones. I think configuration of the google site will still need a laptop or desktop computer, but the viewing will be targeted at phones. Lots more googling, stack exchange, and digging into the google visualization api docs.

It's quite an amazing time we live in. There is so much information that people have shared. Part of my motivation for posting my work is to give back in whatever way it can.

All the best,

Mike

On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 5:56 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi. Sorry for the delay. I retraced my steps and recall that once I found your Github entry and read your instructions (thoroughly) for installing the gadget I was able to get the charts running. The challenge for me was that I was in uncharted waters--I was unfamiliar with GoogleSites which are not at all intuitive and my pathway for even attempting to solve my problem this way was tortuous. As I gained confidence with writing arduino sketches I added an SD card to record the data, then ethernet and a web server thinking I could access the data remotely and view it in Excel. This required hacking an old router with ddWrt operating in a client bridge mode-- but that's a whole other story). The problem is that the sketch generates so much data that it overwhelmed Excel. In searching for alternatives to Excel I came across Thingspeak which was one of the easiest elements that I added to my sketch. It was very easy to get up and running. I was very disappointed with the graphing capability offered so I started looking for alternative IoT sites to Thingspeak. There are plenty of them out there but I could not get any of them to work as they are much more complicated and the the documentation is very poor. So, I decided to get some help. I went to a hackerspace in Manhattan that offers Arduino Tuesdays http://www.meetup.com/fat-cat-fab-lab/events/231176736/ thinking I would find someone that could show me how to get one or more of the Thingspeak alternatives to work. The session was attended largely by coders who wanted to learn more about hardware. Unfortunately no one knew anything about what I was attempting to do. But, as the session was ending a guy sitting next to me- a coder at Autodesk- said "it could be you are approaching the problem the wrong way- consider creating a website and use Google charts to graph the Thingspeak dataset." This was not the answer I wanted to hear- I really didn't have the time to create a website and figure out how to use Google Charts. But, the next day I googled free website hosting and found GoogleSites and got a site up and running. Then I explored Google Charts and was completely overwhelmed. I started googling a lot of different things related to arduino, google charts, etc. and came across your github entry. After a couple of attempts (finally following your instructions thoroughly) I got the gadget to work. I studied your (amazing) code and figured out how to get the Google Gauges https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/gauges to work on my site

too. I wish your Instructable had been available at the time. I'm sure it would have saved me a lot of time. I'm really proud of what I built and I owe a lot of unknowing contributors like yourself my very deep gratitude for your wisdom and desire to share. Again, a very heartfelt Thank-you for sharing your code and helping me along my learning journey.

Best,

Jim

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 1:35 PM, jlmyra jlmyra@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Mike! Thanks for solving the issue for me. I would not have figured this out on my own. Your code has been very useful to me-see below. I have fixed the first of two websites that use your code. I am not an experienced 'coder' but I do have enough patience to cobble together code that others have shared to make my gadgets work. I appreciate you sharing your time, effort and wisdom with me.

We are using your gadget to help us remotely monitor greenhouse conditions via Arduino and Thingspeak. Our community garden club grew 1400 tomato plants for our annual plant sale raising about $4700 that we will reinvest in the community. The hardware and website featuring your gadget allowed us to look at the temperature and rh continuously giving us insight into how we could optimize the heating and cooling in the greenhouse. The greenhouse website is https://goo.gl/H3cSRa although we have stopped running the arduino for the summer. I have an additional setup in my basement where I raise plants for my own vegetable garden https://goo.gl/Htb1da

Again, Thanks very much!

Jim Myracle

On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 11:24 AM, Mike Teachman < notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hi,

thanks for letting me know the charts are broken ! I took a look and found that spin.js is causing a security error in google sites. I'm not sure why now?

I was able to comment out the spinner library import, and the spinner Javascript inside the jquery call. Then it worked. That should work for you. Is this enough description to work with? If not, I can send you the code to change.

Mike

On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:22 AM, jlmyra notifications@github.com wrote:

I've have been using your (amazing) iotcharts gadget for about 4 months. All of a sudden the google chart does not display. I have not changed anything recently other than relocating the page on the site. https://sites.google.com/site/myraclegarden/home Any ideas? Thanks!

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