Hi @teastain .
I don’t know how to program in C++, that’s why I have fun with the Uiflow blocks.
I am very grateful for your intention to help me and I will try to test the code, although modifying it will be my problem.
Thanks

@robski everything is fine now

Found a solution, so this is now closed.

The fix for me was enabling wifi at the start of my code, I knew I needed wifi for the RTC functions but assumed it wouldn't affect positioning of objects, but it did. I added a check loop to make sure wifi is connected before proceeding.

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Hi all, it's working again for me (London, UK)

@teastain

I have a function that is executed in successive iterations and needs to have local variables. On Arduino it's very easy to create local variables that work within the function. In UiFlowin i see that it's not possible.

thanks anyway.

@ROLF_STEINER
M5Stack documented this for each device. "Press G0 while booting...." or similar. Yes, I had problems too.

Hello @gabrielgc75

check out the example in the Project Zone: M5Dial_TCP_Client_Example_UIFlow2.0.8

It sends "hello" to a public echo server after clicking button A and receives the string back.

Thanks
Felix

Now that things seem to work: is there a really pressing reason to migrate to UIFlow2.0?

My ultimate goal is to eventually start running openHASP on them and remotely control what they display through Home Assistant, so ideally I do no extra coding, but maybe there's a security concern or something that should change my mind?

@michaelxy said in UIFLOW Device not Connected:

Its also not possible to use FlowUI without a Internet-Connection?

Yeah, Its not possible to use FlowUI without a Internet-Connection

@soren_jepsen sounds like a server issue.

@qatar20-22 you didn’t erase the cardputer before burning firmware

hi @felmue
Yes, thank you! Manual adding of the Init pahub_0 block has solved this.

Got it figured out! Added an Image and the Lines began to appear. Thanks to everyone who tried to help.

@Hedio90 Hi, Check out these links(only reference)

https://community.appinventor.mit.edu/t/ble-and-esp32-just-a-new-test-example-send-and-receive-in-uart-service/112677

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E495XIsM1PI

@whotopia Hi,

ESP32 microcontroller supports both BLE and Wi-Fi simultaneously. The ESP32 chip has dedicated hardware for both BLE and Wi-Fi, allowing them to operate independently and concurrently. This means you can run BLE and Wi-Fi tasks concurrently without one interfering with the other. Now M5Fire device with UIFlow only supports BLE Uart profile, not HID profile

@Haavarnv Hi, The next firmware version (1.13.5) will include this feature

The problem here is that none of the default fonts have the full font set, nor are Unicode compliant.
However, on UIFlow 1.13, and in my case the Fire board, I have a font "Unicode 24". This one actually supports the pound symbol just fine.

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I suggest best if you are trying to make a UI to import a separate PNG for the GBP symbol and place it where needed.

Cheers