Evothings

Yes, if you use certain browsers, like Chrome 51 the js part will work ( not the native plugin naturally). Read more here:
https://evothings.com/evothings-studio- ... ascript-6/

Hi!

Our services are https, so you need to use the https:// scheme for the CDN hosted versions, to
avoid the cross-protocol (CORS) violation that occurs otherwise.
https://code.jquery.com/mobile/

Alternatively, you need to dl and bundle the jquery files in the project!

best of luck

axl

Hi! Please let us know what you do actually get, some of the data but not all? Can you dump this for us, e.g. using hyper.log() if you're using Evothings Studio or log info from Visual Studio (which we don't use ourselves) Are you running on Android or iOS? They do reveal different sets of info, lik...

The dev guys are back tomorron, while this example might give some hints:
https://evothings.com/writing-your-firs ... y-dfrobot/

axl

Hi! I see you didn't get more replies, did you figure out if it was the server which was acting up, or something else?

Hi!

Does the BLE scan example work for you on both OS?
Which Android device /version do you use?
Is it foremost Apple-style beacons you are interested in?

My hunch is that it's very straight-forward; copy the index.html page and call it "another-page.html" or whatever you like. Then add links like any page on the web, e.g. <a href="another-page.html">Go to the next page</a> . You see, Evothings is plain html, and if you use a speci...

You rock!

best regards

Alex

You can use the hyper.log() to send messages, variables et cetera just like you would console.log(). And for some uses, connecting a regular browser sometimes helps too; use https://deploy.evothings.com/connect/YOUR.CONNECT.CODE

best

Alex

If you want to add his project to your Workbench, just drag-drop his "index.html" or whatever your friend calls his start file and will be added to your "My Apps"

Best

Alex