Duet Web Control 2.0.0-RC3 is ready

3dmntbighker

@edgars-batna said in Duet Web Control 2.0.0-RC2 is ready:

I get CORS request failed seemingly sporadically. The error does not go away until I reload the page.

Same here.

nikker

I like it! I think some of the free space can be better utilized as mentioned above. One thing I miss is when you hover over a button, it would show you the G Code command that it would execute. I tried with a webcam and it seems like an actual stream is now supported? I use to use the jpeg every second but now i get a smooth video.

dc42

I have made a DuetWiFiServer 1.22 beta available, see https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/8355/duetwifiserver-1-22beta1-available. Specifically, this fixes (for me anyway) the issue of DWC 2.0.0RC2 not loading reliably from a Duet WiFi.

antlestxp

@dc42 is this only for the duet wifi? will it work for the maestro?

dc42

It's for the WiFi only. Are you having problems loading DWC2 from a Duet Maestro?

sigxcpu

@dc42 Interface loads reliably now. Many refreshes and no problem on sockets. Now I get the CORS error after a while, randomly. Cannot reproduce to see what triggers it.

kuhnikuehnast

Is there still a chance to change the language? Couldn't find it???

greetings kuhni

kuhnikuehnast

It is also impossible to upload .bin files by default. You have to check "upload all files" in the explorer before. (just found out as I wanted to update the DuetWifiServer.bin file.) Also the Version of this file isn't displayed any more?

antlestxp

@dc42 i am. the web control loads pretty slow compared to the original and i keep getting "CORS request failed" I have my duet plugged into a google mesh unit. it shows a connection speed of 600mb/s between nodes. i didn't have any connectivity issues before the updates.

Jacotheron

From my limited debugging related to the CORS errors, it seems that it may be used any time the request failed without something like error 404.

Where I got it, was trying to set it up for the reverse proxy, so I can visit it over HTTPS.

For the HTTPS, some resources are simply not loaded due to Mixed Content (the login call was sent without https and was denied by the browser) - this resulted in a CORS error being displayed.

Looking at the js, I found that in a few places, HTTP is hard-coded. For this I would recommend to determine the HTTPS status (whether it should be over https or http), and then use the correct one. This can be a global constant set at time of running (do a simple test and then set it), as it should not change during the browser session. This can also possibly shave off a few bytes in the file.

While debugging (in the reverse proxy scenario) I found Firefox report a lot of "[merge] Skipped merge of /autoConnect because it does not exist in the source" warnings (the autoConnect is only the first one, it seems like setting names).

3dmntbighker

If I have a limit switch for Z home, can I eliminate it from DWC? And why does the value change during a print when the switch remains untouched after the initial home?

Torro

Hi,

Just updated to the new DWC.
Webcam URL was missing, so i added that.

Now, there is a problem with the update interval. DWC doesn´t store a changed value. i change it to 1000ms and swap to the webcam. the image is updated every 5 seconds. so i jump back to "user interface" and the update interval is set to 5000ms.

any idea?

Thanks!!

chrishamm

Happy new year, RC3 is now available. See https://github.com/chrishamm/DuetWebControl/releases/tag/2.0.0-RC3 for the update package and for the full change list.

This version provides fixes for many bugs and greatly increases the performance - there was a bug in the model code that caused a lot of unnecessary VDOM updates which slowed the whole thing down. The new version should be way faster than RC1+RC2.

@wilriker The -mini version of DWC does not contain any source maps, so if you use it and get errors, no useful output would be printed in the JS console. Because DWC2 is still a pre-release I decided to always include them in the standard update bundle. RC2 did not take into account the port when connecting but it should be fixed in RC3.

@gnydick The main reason DWC2 was rewritten from scratch was to provide a solid base for future development and a better environment for OEM customisations. Here my notes on your points of criticism:

It's true that there was no tab navigation in RC1+2 but I added it back to most of the controls in RC3. Activating buttons and items can be done by pressing the Enter key and switches can be toggled via arrow keys. Dialogs are still missing keyboard navigation but I will add it in the future.
Good point about the babystepping+movement buttons. In RC3 they now longer wait for the code to be processed, so they should behave in the same way as in DWC1.
One of the requirements for DWC1 was to improve touch support, which needs wider spaces so that you don't activate two elements at once. The whole layout could be probably condensed a bit more, yet this is something we can still address.
I disagree with the idea that DWC2 would be a perfect example of form over function - it's just a fact that DWC has evolved into a big PWA and I do not want to drop functionality we had in DWC1 even if that makes the whole layout bigger/clumsier. If you say you don't need any fancy charts or as many sub-pages, you can still edit the layout/routing by changing the source files (src/App.vue and sub-files in the 'src/routes' directory in particular) - it's all open-source. In the long-term I will develop a UI designer but that is not a simple task and will involve more work. Originally I wanted to make use of a grid system to allow customisations right in DWC2 but I remove it again (for now) because it degraded the performance too much.
G-code pop-ups take you to the console only if you don't hit the 'X' button
You can return to DWC1 by deleting 'index.html.gz. from the /www directory.

@Dougal1957 Drag&Drop support for the upload buttons was broken in RC2 but it's fixed in RC3.

@Jacotheron I changed the layer chart to hide the 1st layer once the 2nd one is complete. Many people complained about the slider ranges in DWC1 so I decided to make them dynamic in DWC2. I agree the UI was rather slow in RC2 but should be way faster in RC3. If you have a good proposal about a potential new structure for DWC2, please feel free to share your thoughts. As I said in the original DWC2 RFC thread I know the layout is not perfect but I wanted to establish the same functionality from DWC1 before moving on to further changes.

@Scachi Thanks, it should be fixed in RC3.

@brandonh Sounds like a good idea to show 'loading' instead of 'No jobs' etc. I will consider it for RC4. Browser navigation is not supported in the file lists yet but I could add it in the future. What exactly do you mean by speed graphing?

@fotomas @whosrdaddy Thanks, these problems have been fixed in RC3.

@AS-3D-Druck There are some changes in the dark theme of RC3, perhaps you will like the new version better.

@Danal @kazolar Please try out DWC2-RC3. I reduced the number of CSS+JS files to 1 for both, so I think it will load more reliably.

@Edgars-Batna DWC2 uses a UI framework that follows material design and on Android the order of buttons is different from Windows. Did you have a tool selected when you tried to extrude? The prompt for restarting the board was added again in RC3. Thanks for the note about config.bak instead of config.g.bak, it's been fixed too.

@kraegar Drag&drop is supported in the Files category. If you want to move a file up, drag&drop it on one of the directory links at the top.

@percar Thanks, good to hear!

@patakopecek The general upload is on the System Files page. I will move that to a separate '(Auto-)Update' page when I find more time.

@kuhnikuehnast Support for i18n has been prepared but it is not finished yet. I will improve this aspect once the new layout is final.

In general CORS errors are equivalent to network errors. When running DWC2 on localhost and it tries to connect to another machine, the browsers do a CORS preflight check (by sending an OPTIONS request to the host to see if the other request would be actually permitted) and if that fails, DWC2 reports a CORS error. I may simplify this a bit more so that it shows 'Network error' instead of 'CORS error' when running on a Duet.

AS-3D Druck

@chrishamm Happy New Year WOW, that was fast. THX

Torro

@torro said in Duet Web Control 2.0.0-RC3 is ready:

Hi,

Just updated to the new DWC.
Webcam URL was missing, so i added that.

Now, there is a problem with the update interval. DWC doesn´t store a changed value. i change it to 1000ms and swap to the webcam. the image is updated every 5 seconds. so i jump back to "user interface" and the update interval is set to 5000ms.

any idea?

Thanks!!

Problem solved after instaling RC3!

SupraGuy

@chrishamm : Sorry, I took a break from the Internet over the last week of the year, so I didn't get your response until now. Happy new Year.

I can respond that I was/am using the 1.21 wifi server, and did upgrade to the 2.02 firmware. I did not check for errors, but I did check Chrome for Windows, Chrome for Android, Internet Exploder, FireFox and MS Edge browsers, with the same result for all. I then restored the SD card image for my Duet that I made right before the upgrade (A basic precaution whenever making upgrades like this) to go back to the old DWC. I'll re-load the new RC3 and try again.

wilriker

Just installed RC3 and yes it is a lot more responsive (performance not layout) now. Menu opens faster, switching to another entry in the menu is a lot faster. I like that a lot!

One thing I realized in RC2 still present in RC3: on the GCode Jobs page I have to scroll to the bottom of the page to get to the horizontal scrollbar. On my 1280x1024 screen I need the scrollbar to get to the columns with simulation time and generated by. Would be nicer to have this scrollbar always at the bottom of the visible screen. Not a big one but just wanted to mention it.

Also minor cosmetic thing: on the newly extended versions widget the version for Duet Wifi Server is cut off

(info)About
Duet Web Control 2.0.0-RC3 

Electronics: Duet WiFi 1.02 or later 
Firmware: RepRapFirmware for Duet 2 WiFi/Ethernet 2.02(RTOS) (2018-12-24b1) 
Duet WiFi Server Version: 1.22beta1(30b14 

Web Interface developed by Christian Hammacher for Duet3D
Licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3
Stay tuned for updates!

EDIT: I can now also confirm that it is working with my remote-reverse-proxy-non-standard-port-setup.

Wyvern

Oooooh, fancy.

How would one configure a web cam?

burtoogle

mm/min ?

burtoogle

Spello