@Zorfox said in Unable to run UIFlow or M5Burner on Win10:

@mati That is an excellent idea! Unfortunately, I just tried disabling my antivirus and firewall without success. In fact, I tried running the files on my Wife's laptop (Windows 7) and had the same issue. As far as running as administrator, I previously tried this as well. Below is the operating system details as requested. However, since it didn't run on another PC using a different OS I doubt it's related to which system I'm using. Thanks for the reply. It was in fact something I had not considered.

Edition: Windows 10 Home
Version: 1803
OS Build: 17134.950

Tried disabling antivirus/firewall, and running on a different PC—same issue. Admin mode didn’t help either. Appreciate the suggestion though!

I solved it. See below:

solution.png

First step was removing the b' at the beginning and ' at the end
Then convert that to JSON with "loads json" block
The "loads json" for the individual elements are redundant and you just pull straight from the json variable

How to convert M5B to M5B2?

@ajb2k3 I like your videos and guides.
I've seen and learned before.
From now on, I would recommend it to my friends.
thanks

Hi @teastain .
I don’t know how to program in C++, that’s why I have fun with the Uiflow blocks.
I am very grateful for your intention to help me and I will try to test the code, although modifying it will be my problem.
Thanks

@robski everything is fine now

Found a solution, so this is now closed.

The fix for me was enabling wifi at the start of my code, I knew I needed wifi for the RTC functions but assumed it wouldn't affect positioning of objects, but it did. I added a check loop to make sure wifi is connected before proceeding.

Screenshot 2024-08-17 075257.png

Hi all, it's working again for me (London, UK)

@ajb2k3 Thanks, Yes, I have installed the USB driver, I am using Windows 11. I have just managed to get it to work, it was the WiFi connection details. It looks like the programming is done OTA only.

@teastain

I have a function that is executed in successive iterations and needs to have local variables. On Arduino it's very easy to create local variables that work within the function. In UiFlowin i see that it's not possible.

thanks anyway.

@robski I am switching to arduino and lvgl
Ft.squreline studio

@ROLF_STEINER
M5Stack documented this for each device. "Press G0 while booting...." or similar. Yes, I had problems too.

Hello @gabrielgc75

check out the example in the Project Zone: M5Dial_TCP_Client_Example_UIFlow2.0.8

It sends "hello" to a public echo server after clicking button A and receives the string back.

Thanks
Felix

Now that things seem to work: is there a really pressing reason to migrate to UIFlow2.0?

My ultimate goal is to eventually start running openHASP on them and remotely control what they display through Home Assistant, so ideally I do no extra coding, but maybe there's a security concern or something that should change my mind?

Seems to be back