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T-bone replied on August 19, 2008 00:52 to the question "OLED display on EM1000-TEV" in Tibbo:

Please take a look at the following page from the Programmable Hardware Manual on how to enable the panel:

http://docs.tibbo.com/phm/tev_lb1.htm

And yes, the Terminal Demo was not developed to work with the OLED panel.

Gabee asked a question in Tibbo on August 18, 2008 16:22:

OLED display on EM1000-TEV

Hi! It's me again! Now I have an EM1000-TEV demo board and it came with the OLED display from the distributor. When I turned it up the display was not running, so I am figuring out why... I already downloaded the new Tide and Tios for the EM1000W. I also selected the Solomon SSD1329 option for the compilation and I does not work, there are some directives missing on the LCD_LIBRARY for the OLED... I found that on the tibbo website (http://www.tibbo.com/terminal_demo.php) that the demo works only with LB0 and LB2. Is that true? I've got a LB1 on my TEV kit... Anyone could help me on that??

Gabee started following the question "Help!" in Tibbo.

Gabee replied on June 11, 2008 11:59 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

I hope so...

ezuk replied on June 11, 2008 05:39 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Yes, I guess that would be the best thing to do at the moment. I hope it resolves the issue.

Gabee replied on June 09, 2008 14:59 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Hi Ezuk!

I am worried because the EM202 is used in a product that we are in full production, and I need to develop a solution for this product with the password that I previously talked about... So I am still worried about the EM202 POST solution...

The EM1000 will fit another procuct that we are still designing...

So I will be anxiously waiting the new release of the EM202 module!

ezuk replied on June 05, 2008 06:52 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Hi Gabee!

So wait, why are you worried?

The EM202 is not even available at the moment -- see other forum topics on this. The model is not discontinued, it's just being optimized right now.

And once the new model comes out, I guess there might be some firmware changes too, and the developers would fix this.

And right now, you found a solution with the EM1000. So... is there a problem right now?

Gabee replied on June 04, 2008 14:44 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Hi Ezuk!
I received an EM1000 EVM and tested it.
Just to inform you that with the EM1000 the POST method worked.
It feels that we have this bug only on EM202 module...

A comment on the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Ok! Once more, thank you for the feedback.
Let's see what they tell us!! – Gabee, on May 26, 2008 18:51

ezuk replied on May 26, 2008 18:36 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Sure thing, Gabee. I've sent them an email -- I hope to have an answer sometime tomorrow.

Also, thanks for noting the difference between GET and POST -- I now see why POST is important.

A comment on the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Ezuk,
Let me thank you for your prompt answers.
I would only ask you to present this situation to your firmware developers to let them answer to us if it is a bug or not, even if it will not be solved right now. So I can just stop trying to make it work!! I have tryied almost everything to solve it.
I can make the development with the GET method by now and when the fix get done, I can change to the POST method.
But notice that I will really need to use the POST method in the future (for password protection). – Gabee, on May 26, 2008 17:33

ezuk replied on May 26, 2008 17:15 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Alright, it's back to the drawing board, then.

I suspect it's a firmware bug. We've let our developers know.

All webserver-related fixes will be done at the same time, so a fix is not immediate, I'm afraid. Will you be able to use GET for now?

A comment on the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

I am using IE 6.0. But already tryied with Firefox and got the same result, the page does not "load" also.
I already tryied to search something about IE blocking POST methods but found nothing.
I found curious that the 09_html_led demo has a html page called post.html, but uses the get method... – Gabee, on May 26, 2008 14:34

ezuk replied on May 26, 2008 14:11 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Did you try this with IE or Firefox?

I have a sneaking suspicion that this might be a Firefox-only issue. Can you try?

A comment on the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Kaljuk, thank you for the help.
If I could get to the sock.httprqstring buffer when using post method I would be happy!!
The problem is that when I place a breakpoint over the http_req_string = sock.httprqstring line, it only stops there when I am using the GET method. When I change to POST method it never gets there, so I could never see what is getting to httprqstring and, of course, the page is never loaded.
If you could do this test (demo login with post method) it will be very interesting for me, so I can compare if this problem happens only to me or not.
I have all my code using GET method, but I would like to have the POST method in one page to receive a password. – Gabee, on May 26, 2008 13:01

Kaljuk replied on May 26, 2008 07:23 to the question "POST method on HTML form" in Tibbo:

Have you noticed that you should add space to httprqstring if you are using post method and that parsing function included on html_login_1 demo. something like this: http_req_string = sock.httprqstring+" "
I haven't tested that demo, but Im using post method in my project and it works nice.

Gabee asked a question in Tibbo on May 23, 2008 19:10:

POST method on HTML form

The Html_login_1 demo that comes together with the Taiko compiler, uses the HTML GET method on the FORM to pass the login variables. When I change it to the POST method, the code does not work. The documentation says that it is compatible with both GET/POST methods. Am I missing something?