Oops, scope creep again. I should close this one and start another. VSCode is not my favorite for dealing with git.
I have the RTC module talking to the ESP32 and a way to fill in the unix timestamp in the webform, but the timestamp is from when the page was loaded, not when it was submitted.
- [ ] get js timestamp on form submit, not page load - [ ] update RTC time from webform timestamp
Oops, scope creep again. I should close this one and start another. VSCode is not my favorite for dealing with git.
~~I have the RTC module talking to the ESP32 and a way to fill in the unix timestamp in the webform, but the timestamp is from when the page was loaded, not when it was submitted.~~
~~- [ ] get js timestamp on form submit, not page load~~
~~- [ ] update RTC time from webform timestamp~~
Fixed the branches and picked this up at https://amiok.net/gitea/W1CDN/vulpes/pulls/16.
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Closes #7.
Got that to work.
Probably need a setting for "off," huh?
Had it working, and then tried to add a message selector and placeholder for WPM setting. Now some of the files fail to write.
It has to do with how I was selecting the message to send. Things being overwritten in loop(). Works now with default message.
This only works after you submit the webform again. More work needed so it works on start. So close!
It will resume previous message on startup now. There is a little stutter in the LED when submitting the webform, so fix that somehow.
Oops, scope creep again. I should close this one and start another. VSCode is not my favorite for dealing with git.
I have the RTC module talking to the ESP32 and a way to fill in the unix timestamp in the webform, but the timestamp is from when the page was loaded, not when it was submitted.- [ ] get js timestamp on form submit, not page load- [ ] update RTC time from webform timestampFixed the branches and picked this up at #16.