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Same problem here as well- just spinning on "loading" with Chrome 45. After reading this, I tried IE 11 and the configuration data loaded right away-

Sure- the example is a state entered manually when boiling is confirmed, activating a boil timer set to count down from 60 minutes and the timer is the exit condition to the next state. But as it nears 60 mins, there hasn't been enough boil-off so I want to extend the boil by adding 15 mins onto the...

I don't think I was completely clear: I want to set the value of a running timer. From what you said, that suggests that I would stop the process state, change the initial value of the timer and restart the process state? That'd also require that any other timers be set to continue so as not to inte...

Any way to set the value of a timer? I don't see anywhere in the UI, and the API reference says time object POST is only to change the name, other values controlled in the state endpoint, but there is no value for the current timer value in the state model...

Jon- I think as 4.0 matures it would be good to consider some display preferences like these. I can understand where some folks setup their processes/states in such a way that lining them up would make sense, others might want just a little cleaner look (yes, I realize it doesn't compress the vertic...

So I'm definitely liking the new UI overall. One cosmetic criticism I had right away, though, was the fixed allocations for 8 processes and 8 states per process. I don't have 8 processes, and some (running the fermenter fridge) are really simple (2 states), and all those distracting ovals, even when...

Updated to 4.0 last weekend, ran my first batch with it and it's a very nice improvement. Got lost a couple times, but I'll get used to it :) A request for the process editor (taking this opportunity to revisit my programming of a couple of years ago): it would be nic to have a "Clear State&quo...

Wow. Quite an update. Any word on the availability of beta?

I'd like to be able to link a timer to an output- it would count (up or down) only when the output was on... not a critical feature but would be very useful for me when I'm writing/debugging processes at least.

Clicking between the contacts to connect them did the trick. Jeesh, should have read the wiki page a little more carefully... thanks for your help!