Curved Staircases

Garry K · 6 Feb 2014, 00:18

The trial is for 30 days. I will reset everyone once I get this working.

I am adding a temporary button ( it will mess up the look of the web dialog - but then this is just temporary )

I want to rule out if this is a timing issue.
Click the load button should reload the information.

Garry K · 6 Feb 2014, 00:23

The other thing I should say - is the defaults.txt file gets over written each time. So unfortunately you need to go back in and edit the file.

driven · 6 Feb 2014, 00:35

@garry k said:

The shipped user in the defaults.txt file is "user" and password is "test" and these are not on file.

you need to allow for easy/simple testing, put them on file and take them off when your done...

adt2 · 6 Feb 2014, 22:02

Garry - No change for me with the 1.0.6 version (although the load error has disappeared, but I think that was due to cruft in my plugins folder, which I cleaned out). Plugin loads fine, and I get the same string in the console:
show 1
loaded 1
cb1 complete
closed 1
show 2
cb1 complete
loaded 2
cb2 complete

Nothing else happens. Data fields are still blank, drop-downs aren't operational, and entering data in the fields and clicking OK doesn't cause anything to happen in the console window.

jeff hammond · 7 Feb 2014, 04:09

with 1.0.6 i'm still getting all blank fields and non-functioning drop down menus.. same thing as Andrew above.

ruby console reports:

%(#0000FF)[show 1
loaded 1
cb1 complete
closed 1
show 2
cb1 complete
loaded 2
cb2 complete]

after i push the 'load' button:

%(#0000FF)[loaded 2
cb2 complete]

jeff hammond · 7 Feb 2014, 16:21

@ Garry (and Andrew)
see this post ->

this post

[EDIT]not sure why that link isn't going to the direct post.. so scroll down to the end of the page and see the thing about model units

Garry K · 8 Feb 2014, 15:39

I now have Stairmaker handling all of the different units.

The problem was with the single quote used for feet '
If you have feet ' and inches " then I had to deal with the single quote.

I have ruby replace the ' with the back tick ` and have the javascript in the web dialog replace it back as each measurement is put into the controls.

I'm now hoping there isn't anything else wrong with the Mac version.

version 1.0.7

jeff hammond · 9 Feb 2014, 06:08

1.0.7 is working for me and my template now

mwm5053 · 9 Feb 2014, 11:08

Still having problems here. I installed 1.0.7 and changed username and password in default txt, on 1st click getting "http error" and clicking again getting "can not reach web server"

jarynzlesa · 9 Feb 2014, 11:15

sorry but, have I missed something important?

mwm5053 · 9 Feb 2014, 11:21

seems Jeff is the only on one to figure it out

Garry K · 9 Feb 2014, 13:39

Jaryn Zlesa

You need to go to my web site and register. An email will be sent to you with your userid and password. Edit the defaults.txt file and put your userid and password in the file. Plugins/GKWare_StaireMaker/Defaults.txt.

Walt M

http error means the http connection did not complete. I will modify the code to report back the exact error code.

Garry K · 9 Feb 2014, 14:58

I've made a change at the server to temporarily allow access for user "User" and password "test". After testing this will be removed. At least it allows you to test without having to update defaults.txt for each version.

I've also made a change to stair maker which will give you back the http error code.

Version 1.0.8

mwm5053 · 9 Feb 2014, 15:47

Ok so I got the two screen shots to show what I'm getting but after pressing ok with defaults noting happens.

driven · 9 Feb 2014, 16:29

Hi garry

I'm still getting the 'extra' <body''> tag, with 'feet' templates, which prevents the load...
other templates are fine...

You most likely don't see two tags as WebKit always makes tags for any missing or malformed ones.

It doesn't remove the malformed ones, so if they contain js or html control chars, the page will fail to varying degrees...

I cleared my SU cache but sometimes that needs to be done with a restart... will try later

john

Garry K · 9 Feb 2014, 16:49

Walt,

It appears there can be many different problems that can cause an http error code 0. In the majority of cases it has to do with configuration. Essentially - the host is unreachable. Some google searches suggest that it is a firewall issue.

Try going to your browser and enter this
cabmaker32.com/stairmaker_service.php

If you can reach the service from the browser you should get back
{"code":-11,"text":"invalid format","token":240583372}

jeff hammond · 9 Feb 2014, 17:21

@mwm5053 said:

Still having problems here. I installed 1.0.7 and changed username and password in default txt, on 1st click getting "http error" and clicking again getting "can not reach web server"

oh.. right. that's a different issue (the whole connecting to a website prior to using a ruby.. I mean, what is someone supposed to do if they're not online while drawing??)

the fix I was talking about had to do with model units

mwm5053 · 9 Feb 2014, 17:39

@ Garry yes I get {"code":-11,"text":"invalid format","token":240583372}

In Safari

Garry K · 9 Feb 2014, 18:24

Jeff have you tried with template of feet?

My plan is to connect to web while in trial. Once a user is licensed then connecting to web site will no longer be necessary.

Garry K · 9 Feb 2014, 18:26

John - can you send me a file with the extra tags and the malformed ones.