Need to be able to interrupt the controller so you can get web access again.
EDIT: No, loop() should be able to handle things separately from the async webserver. There might just be a delay if it's in a transmit cycle. Need to set up the internal timer to be something like "in four minutes" rather than delay(4*60*1000).
Oh, I see now why this is hard. Need to do stuff without `delay()` so the webserver can continue to operate.
Need something like this: https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/libraries/arduino-timer/
Need to be able to interrupt the controller so you can get web access again.
EDIT: No, `loop()` should be able to handle things separately from the async webserver. There might just be a delay if it's in a transmit cycle. Need to set up the internal timer to be something like "in four minutes" rather than `delay(4*60*1000)`.
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esp32-webserver.ino.Very basic set up at
76ef0b129f.Oh, I see now why this is hard. Need to do stuff without
delay()so the webserver can continue to operate.Need something like this: https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/libraries/arduino-timer/
Need to be able to interrupt the controller so you can get web access again.
EDIT: No,
loop()should be able to handle things separately from the async webserver. There might just be a delay if it's in a transmit cycle. Need to set up the internal timer to be something like "in four minutes" rather thandelay(4*60*1000).