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Quozzo

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  1. What would you suggest would be the best way to allow fullscreen mode without impacting the user? It's possible to create a button that allows fullscreen mode which is then invisible when in fullscreen. CSS html:fullscreen .fullscreen { visibility: hidden; } html:-moz-full-screen .fullscreen{ visibility: hidden; } html:-ms-fullscreen .fullscreen{ visibility: hidden; } html:-webkit-full-screen .fullscreen{ visibility: hidden; } JavaScript (function(){ function requestFullScreen() { var requestMethod = document.documentElement.requestFullScreen || document.documentElement.webkitRequestFullScreen || document.documentElement.mozRequestFullScreen || document.documentElement.msRequestFullScreen; if (requestMethod) { requestMethod.call(document.documentElement); } else if (typeof window.ActiveXObject !== "undefined") { var wscript = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); if (wscript !== null) { wscript.SendKeys("{F11}"); } } } function fsButtons(){ var els = document.querySelectorAll('.fullscreen'); for(var i = 0, k = els.length; i<k; i++){ els[i].addEventListener("click", function(e) { requestFullScreen(); }); }; } window.addEventListener('load', fsButtons); })(); HTML <input class='fullscreen' type='button' value='Fullscreen'/> Works for the most part, except in IE (why am I not surprised ) I'll fix that if you want to take it further. Oh also, swiping on my phone/tablet doesn't change pages. I think that is what you were suggesting anyways.
  2. Ah yes. Restarting AIDA64 did the trick. Thanks.
  3. Moving a page by dragging and dropping it in RemoteSensor, or for my G19 Keyboard, causes the wrong page to be displayed. The current order of pages isn't updated so clicking on the first page will display whatever was in the first page on the device before it was moved. The correct page is displayed in AIDA64 but if page 3 was moved to the first slot then page 1 will be shown on the device if page 3 is selected in AIDA64. Hope that makes sense.
  4. I'm using RemoteSensor on my tablet to view AIDA64 but due to the device's browser having an annoying nav bar which gets in the way, the screen doesn't exactly fit. Being able to maximise it with a button would be great, but then the button would be visible. So how about maximising on a double click? Here's the JavaScript for it. function requestFullScreen() { var requestMethod = document.body.requestFullScreen || document.body.webkitRequestFullScreen || document.body.mozRequestFullScreen || document.body.msRequestFullScreen; if (requestMethod) { requestMethod.call(document.body); } else if (typeof window.ActiveXObject !== "undefined") { var wscript = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); if (wscript !== null) { wscript.SendKeys("{F11}"); } } requestFullScreen(); } window.ondblclick = requestFullScreen; You also need to disable zooming on devices otherwise doubletap to maximise wont work. <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=0"/> That won't effect desktops/laptops. It could be added to the HTML only when an option under the RemoteSensor tab it selected so it won't conflict with anyone who might want to keep the current functionality. --------------------------------------------------------------- Another suggestion would be to add links that are available in the RemoteSensor that can change the page back and forth. My reasoning is that I like page 1 to be an overview of my system with page 2 being a detailed look at my CPU and page 3 being a detailed look at my graphics card. It's possible to change between pages with my G19 keyboard but I can't see how to do that in the website with RemoteSensor. I had a look at the network traffic (in Resource Monitor) and it appears to be quite efficient. There's no outgoing messages only incoming ajax (http) requests with the data which is drawn via JavaScript. I'm not sure how the website could communicate with AIDA64, maybe use a query string at the end of the URL so it would look something like 192.168.0.1:80?page=1 but getting AIDA64 to read that... I'll leave that in your capable hands
  5. I wasn't asking for you to calculate the efficiency of the PSU with the unknown algorithm using the power in and power out, but just to pull that data from Corsair Link itself and display it in AIDA64. I was hoping it wold be similar to how the FPS can be displayed which is pulled from RTSS but I'm guessing you're going to need some sort of API for which Corsair Link doesn't support. Sorry for the belated reply btw.
  6. I use an ASUS P8P67 with a 2600K and my temps are working fine with 5.92.4300
  7. Would it be possible to include the data from Corsair Link, specifically for the power management to see the power in, power out, efficiency and/or wattage and amps for each rail? I stumbled upon this thread from way back when and although it's not about a PSU it is about Corsair Link which mentions its a HID, so I looked in the Device Manager and there it is! It's under USB though. Not sure if that would help.
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