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Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Monday 08 June 2020 21:39
by Lokonli
Dashticz 3.5 Master has been released!

A lot of great changes have been implemented since the previous master release 3.3.3.1 4 months ago.
Dashticz 3.5 contains all changes from the beta releases.

Some highlights: Some smaller enhancements:
  • Inline images in news block
  • Improved security panel
Dashticz improvements
  • Websocket interface to receive instant device updates
  • Improved block handling (CSS class consistency, customizations via custom.js)
And a lot more small changes and bug fixes.

For the release notes see:
https://dashticz.readthedocs.io/en/mast ... index.html

Attention
There are a few breaking changes. Most importantly: Special thanks to @clinkadink for all the new block types, @HansieNL for maintaining the documentation, and @PietjePuck-132 for the alarmmeldingen.
And of course to all people who helped testing the beta releases.

Enjoy!

Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Saturday 13 June 2020 13:01
by Krenstik
Hi,

i really try how to fix empty titles, but can anyone help me? :-)

I´m using:

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blocks[511] = { title: '',last_update: false 
		};
or

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blocks['384_2'] = {}
blocks['384_2']['width'] = 2
blocks['384_2']['title'] = ''
blocks['384_2']['last_update'] = false
and from 3,5 master I get the following block:
Poznámka 2020-06-13 125759.jpg
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as an old one was:
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Poznámka 2020-06-13 125837.jpg (33.35 KiB) Viewed 835 times
Any Idea how delete, or not use a title and get a value bigger?

Thank you very much in advance.

Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Saturday 13 June 2020 13:54
by jaaap
You can switch the title and value by adding the switch. See below

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blocks['384_2'] = {}
blocks['384_2']['width'] = 2
blocks['384_2']['title'] = ''
blocks['384_2']['last_update'] = false
blocks['384_2']['switch'] = true

Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Saturday 13 June 2020 23:42
by McMelloW
Hi All,

Just newly installed Dashticz on my Raspberry Pi. So I am complete new to Dashticz. It looks great.
The doc is quite clear for the installation. A few questions.

What is the file where Dashticz makes it initial dashboard with devices from my Domoticz?

Why have a number of blocks the same name? See picture below? Can not find this in the doc.
DashticzBlocks.png
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Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Sunday 14 June 2020 7:41
by Lokonli
The file 'custom/CONFIG.js' contains the Dashticz configuration. If not screens/columns have been defined in CONFIG.js then Dashticz will show all you Domoticz devices that are marked as Favorite.

The devices you see are the subdevices of a P1 smart meter. In general, if a Domoticz device contains several data items, like a P1 Smart Meter, or a TemperatureHumidityBarometer device, for each data element a block will be created.

If you only want to show a specific subdevice, for instance subindex 2 of device 34, then use the following key in CONFIG.js: '34_2'

For a temphumbar device it's possible to combine the data into a single block by setting the block parameter 'single_block' to true. (not yet documented ...)

Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Sunday 14 June 2020 13:02
by McMelloW
@Lokonli

Thanks for your reply. i will dig into it further and play with it.

Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Tuesday 16 June 2020 13:08
by Glennesink
Hi,

When using IDX with _x the last update will keep showing when false, and the width won't apply.

Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Tuesday 16 June 2020 16:08
by HansieNL
Glennesink wrote: Tuesday 16 June 2020 13:08 Hi,

When using IDX with _x the last update will keep showing when false, and the width won't apply.
Can you post the setting of that block and tell us what kind of block you are using?

Re: Dashticz 3.5 Master

Posted: Tuesday 16 June 2020 23:00
by jake
jaaap wrote:You can switch the title and value by adding the switch. See below

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blocks['384_2'] = {}
blocks['384_2']['width'] = 2
blocks['384_2']['title'] = ''
blocks['384_2']['last_update'] = false
blocks['384_2']['switch'] = true
I experience the same problem. Does that mean I have to add this switch to every block on my dashboard? I mean, it's a matter of starting and finishing the job, but why is this necessary all of a sudden? You want, for instance, to read the temperature, knowing the place of the block on the screen. Therefore the title text is not that important, but the sensor value is.